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Salomon Men's S/Lab Shift MNC 13 B110 Ski Bindings, DIN Range 6-13

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Salomon Men's S/Lab Shift MNC 13 B110 Ski Bindings, DIN Range 6-13

NOW$174.88
price was $488.97

Product Details

The Salomon Men's S/Lab Shift MNC 13 B110 Ski Bindings, DIN Range 6-13 are designed for those who push the boundaries of the mountain and their skiing. These touring bindings feature a unique PIN toe design set-up for uphill skiing and convert into fully certified, 13-DIN alpine bindings in ski mode. A convenient switch between ski and tour modes makes it easy to get to untracked lines. Plus, the low-profile chassis on these ski bindings offers more terrain feedback and enhanced power transmission.

  • Hybrid toe design and full heel rotation for both lift-assisted days and efficient touring

  • Made with a lightweight and resistant alloy of carbon and polyamid for extreme durability at 1.7kg/pair

  • XL toe wings with 47mm of elastic travel to absorb maximum shock and deliver improved power transfer

  • Easily switch between walk & ski mode with the option to attach dedicated crampons for added traction

  • Multi Norm Certified (MNC) to guarantee equal performance and safety for standard boot sole types

  • TÜV tested and certified for optimum quality and safety

Type of Bindings Threaded Insert Bindings
Riding Style Freeride
Minimum Skill Level Advanced
Ski Brake Width (mm) 110.00 mm
DIN Range DIN Range 6-13
Assembled Weight (kg) 0.89 kg
Primary Material Aluminum
Advanced Features No Advanced Features
Maximum Recommended Weight (kg) 125.00 kg
Sustainability None
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    One binding to rule them all!

    2 years ago
    I've been using the shifts bindings since day one (first day they came out). In my experience they are faultless, the best solutions out there for any skiing, any conditions, touring / sidecountry / resort. Get you up with "ease" without too much weight, and they will take you down charging, cruising, however you want to ski it. I needed something that I could trust everyday, and those are my go-to.

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Great Bindings

    2 years ago
    Best thing I can say about any binding and it certainly applies here: I don't think about my bindings when I'm touring on QST 98s with these. Super functional both up and down - I couldn't be happier.

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Love My Shift!

    2 years ago
    I've been a loyal user of Salomon Shift bindings for years, and they continue to impress. Recently, I encountered a minor setback with the height setup of the toe piece. However, after a quick readjustment, the bindings have been working flawlessly ever since. On-piste skiing and into the side country.

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Frozen toe piece in Powder

    2 years ago
    I sold my S/Lab bindings last December. They were an early model. I see many Reviews citing toe piece malfunction in walk mode, but, my problem was with skiing in powder. The Powder entered the toe piece, froze, and it was "impossible" to release the toe. No amount of pressure on the toe release would budge the mechanism. Have (April 2023) had a knee replacement as a result. I don't know if Salomon has fixed this problem?

    No, I do not recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Response from salomon.com:
    2 years ago
    Costumer service
    We truly appreciate your time in sending feedback. We strive to improve our products in the season ongoing. We are contacting you through our customer service section.

    Important things right

    3 years ago
    When ski'ing down resort or off-piste steeps, You have to rely on the equipmets. When climbing with skins, You are not in a hurry. So, I think Shift 13, focusing on downhill, is just right! Btw, What position should the bindings levers be, while having them in the garage out of season?

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Easy and awesome!!

    3 years ago
    I have used these on close two two dozen up hill trips since April, amazing!! Easy on, easy off, great feel, and no doubts about staying out!! My Dyn is about 10.5, so these were the right choice for me!

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    3 years in and not one issue

    3 years ago
    Both my partner and I bought Salomon Shift bindings pre pandemic and neither of us have had any mechanical issues (minus figuring out having to lift the toe tab to lock into walk mode, but that was user error, and a small amount of condensation builds up in the toe DIN window which hasn't caused any issues yet). I'm hopeful the quality on recent stock is still good as I'm ordering another pair for my new skis (reading about the prerelease issues now concerns me). Averaging at least 40+ days a season with focus in glades, bumps, and hard charging groomers these babies haven't let me down. I love the options of the black or blue color (blue is my fav).

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Works great as long as you never let them see snow

    3 years ago
    Have you ever wanted a binding that doesn't perform in the cold, the snow, the steepness, the isolation of a backcountry ski day? A binding that lets you down on every single kick turn? A binding that ski techs are baffled by? A binding that will embarrass you when touring with others? Have you ever wanted a binding that does ok at the resort for 3x the cost of a standard binding? Then you should buy this binding for sure! But make sure you also buy ski straps and duct tape, because these bindings *will* fail you at some point. In a sport that requires absolute trust in gear + safety equipment, it's a shame that such a prestigious brand such as Salomon continues to sell this very expensive piece of trash. My main complaints are the toe release, how easy it is to release the brakes when in touring mode, and how annoying it is dealing with snow/ice accumulation around all the hardware. I actually don't have any complaints about downhill mode...hence the 1 star.

    Originally posted on salomon.com

    Response from salomon.com:
    2 years ago
    customer service
    Hi, we are sorry to hear this happened to you. All our products come with a 2-year warranty against material and manufacturing defects. Please contact our customer service so we can check if this is the case, and we will help you set up a claim. Just follow this link: https://www.salomon.com/contact Thank you.
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