Salomon S/Lab Shift2 13 Multinorm Bindings - 90
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The Salomon S/Lab Shift2 13 Multinorm Bindings are designed for advanced skiers who demand high-performance alpine skiing capabilities combined with touring efficiency. These bindings offer exceptional power transmission and lateral stiffness, making them ideal for both aggressive resort skiing and backcountry exploration, though the sophisticated hybrid design requires precise mounting and maintenance to ensure optimal release safety.
All features
| Model Part Number | S/Lab Shift2 13 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Salomon |
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FAQs
Are these bindings compatible with all ski boots?
They are compatible with most standard alpine (ISO 5355) and touring (ISO 9523) boots, provided they are properly calibrated.
Can I mount these on any ski?
Yes, they are compatible with most adult flat skis, though we recommend choosing the brake width (e.g., 90mm) that matches your ski's waist width.
How often should I service these bindings?
It is recommended to have your bindings tested and inspected by a certified shop at the start of every season.
What does the 13 in the name mean?
The 13 refers to the maximum DIN setting of the binding, which determines the release force.
Can I use these for resort skiing full-time?
Yes, the S/Lab Shift2 13 is engineered to be a full-performance alpine binding suitable for daily resort use.
How do I adjust the forward pressure?
Forward pressure adjustment should only be performed by a professional ski technician using proper tools and gauges.
Troubleshooting
Binding fails to lock into ski mode
Check for packed snow or ice under the heel lever and ensure the boot sole is clean of debris.
Toe piece feels loose or insecure
Verify the multinorm height adjustment screw is set correctly for your specific boot sole norm.
Difficulty transitioning to tour mode
Ensure the heel lever is fully engaged in the unlock position and clear any obstructions from the riser mechanism.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Superior power transmission for aggressive downhill performance
- Lightweight yet durable construction utilizing carbon-loaded materials
- Reliable safety release mechanisms with increased elastic travel
- Versatile design compatible with both touring and alpine boots
- Enhanced lateral stability for better feedback on icy or uneven terrain
Cons
- Requires precise professional installation for safety
- Higher complexity than traditional fixed alpine bindings
- Maintenance intensive due to hybrid moving parts
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Proper setup is essential for these bindings. Because they are multinorm, ensure your boots are correctly calibrated to the binding's height adjustment settings before use. Mounting should be performed by a certified technician to ensure the forward pressure and release DIN settings are accurate to your body weight and skiing ability.
For care, regularly inspect the toe and heel mechanisms for debris or ice build-up after tours. Keep the sliding toe pedal clear of packed snow to ensure it remains active. At the end of the season, store your skis in a dry environment and ensure the bindings are wiped down to remove any salt or moisture accumulated during transit or spring skiing.