ATK Freeraider Evo Binding

While these bindings are engineered for backcountry performance, their robust construction and high DIN range make them capable of handling resort laps. However, they are tech bindings, so you will need compatible touring boots with tech inserts to use them.

The EVO brake system is integrated directly into the binding, allowing you to switch between tour and ski modes without needing to manually stow or deploy the brakes. It streamlines your transition, saving time and effort when you're ready to drop in.

No, these are designed for advanced to expert skiers. With a DIN setting up to 15, they are built for aggressive, high-speed backcountry riding and require the technical proficiency to manage that level of retention and release.

Yes, they feature integrated climbing aids. These allow you to adjust the heel lift height easily, providing better ergonomics and efficiency when skinning up steep or technical terrain.

The Freeraider Evo is built using a combination of premium aluminum and stainless steel. This mix provides a high strength-to-weight ratio, ensuring the binding is durable enough to withstand the stresses of aggressive backcountry use without adding unnecessary weight.

ATK designed these with intuitive step-in mechanics that are generally easier to align than many traditional tech bindings. This helps reduce frustration, especially when you are trying to click in on uneven snow or steep slopes.