Salomon S/Lab Shift2 10 Multinorm Bindings - Black / Silver
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The Salomon S/Lab Shift2 10 Multinorm Bindings are designed for intermediate skiers who want to enhance both their uphill touring and downhill skiing performance. They offer increased power transmission and lateral stiffness for a more responsive ride, with a key caveat being their DIN range is best suited for less aggressive skiers. These bindings combine a lightweight yet robust construction of aluminum and carbon-loaded PA, featuring hybrid toes and heels with significant elastic travel to minimize pre-release and improve shock absorption. Key features include XL Wings for superior power transfer, a low-profile chassis for enhanced terrain feedback, and a sliding toe pedal for safety during lateral falls.
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| Model Part Number | S/Lab Shift2 10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Salomon |
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FAQs
What is the DIN range of the Salomon S/Lab Shift2 10 bindings?
The Salomon S/Lab Shift2 10 bindings have a DIN range of 4-10.
Are these bindings suitable for beginners?
These bindings are best suited for intermediate skiers due to their performance-oriented features. Beginners might find simpler, lower-DIN bindings more appropriate.
What types of ski boots are compatible?
They are compatible with all normed alpine ski boots (ISO 5355) and touring boots (ISO 9462).
How do I choose the correct binding size?
Binding size is determined by the width of your ski. Available sizes include 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 115mm, 120mm, and 130mm, corresponding to specific ski waist widths.
Can I use these bindings for both resort and backcountry skiing?
Yes, the S/Lab Shift2 10 bindings are designed for both alpine skiing at resorts and mountain touring.
What is the weight of the bindings?
The weight is approximately 915g for a half pair, or 1830g for a full pair.
Do I need special tools to mount these bindings?
Mounting these bindings requires specialized tools and knowledge. It is strongly recommended to have them mounted by a certified ski technician.
Troubleshooting
Binding won't release during a fall
Immediately stop skiing and have the bindings inspected and adjusted by a certified technician. Ensure your boots are compatible and properly seated.
Pre-release (unwanted release) during skiing
Verify the DIN setting is appropriate for your weight, height, and skiing ability. Ensure the boot's heel and toe lugs are clean and undamaged. Check for adequate elastic travel adjustment.
Difficulty engaging climbing aids
Ensure snow and ice are cleared from the climbing aid mechanism. Gently manipulate the lever; if resistance persists, consult a technician.
Poor power transmission or responsiveness
Confirm the correct ski brake size is selected and that the binding is securely mounted to the ski. Ensure your ski boots are fully compatible and properly inserted.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Enhanced downhill performance with increased power transmission and stiffness.
- Improved safety features, including elastic travel and lateral release.
- Lightweight yet robust construction for durability and ease of touring.
- Versatile for both alpine skiing and mountain touring.
- Wide range of ski width compatibility.
Cons
- DIN range of 4-10 may be insufficient for very aggressive skiers.
- Requires specific boot sole norms for optimal safety and performance.
- Setup might require professional adjustment for precise fitting.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The Salomon S/Lab Shift2 10 bindings should be mounted by a certified ski technician to ensure proper boot-to-binding interface and safety release settings. Ensure the correct sizing based on your ski width is selected. The Power Block AFD is height-adjustable for micrometric support.
Compatibility: These bindings are compatible with all normed alpine ski boots (ISO 5355 and Touring ISO 9462). For touring boots, ensure they meet the relevant norms. Crampons are available separately for enhanced uphill traction.
Care: After each use, brush off any snow or ice from the binding mechanisms. Periodically clean the bindings with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents. Store skis with bindings properly de-tensioned in a cool, dry place during the off-season.