Brand: ATK Bindings

    Category: Ski Tech / Pin Bindings

    Recommended by Daniel Ross, Mountain Guide — Bishop, CA

    The Raider 13 EVO Binding is engineered for backcountry enthusiasts seeking a lightweight yet robust solution for their adventures. With advanced technology and thoughtful design, it ensures optimal performance and reliability on both ascents and descents. 1. Weighs only 370 grams, providing a lightweight option for backcountry touring. 2. Incorporates eight patented systems, including an adjustable toe release value for enhanced safety and performance. 3. Features the Snowpack Proof System, designed to prevent ice accumulation for seamless operation in snowy conditions. 4. Equipped with the EVO Brake System, allowing for quick and easy transitions between uphill and downhill modes. 5. Offers precise toe and heel interaction, ensuring balanced performance during challenging terrain. 6. Constructed with durable materials that withstand the rigors of backcountry exploration. 7. Compatible with a variety of ski boots, making it versatile for different users and preferences. The Raider 13 EVO Binding is ideal for backcountry skiing, perfect for both novice and experienced adventurers. It excels in snowy environments where efficiency and reliability are crucial, making it suitable for long tours and steep descents. Whether navigating through powder or tackling rugged terrain, this binding is designed to enhance your skiing experience throughout the winter season.

    Price: $749.95

    Daniel Ross's review

    I have these on my Intention 108. I opted for brakes because I do ride this setup in the resort. The heel has enough adjustability that I can use either of my boots with them. Brakes are annoying but the Evo system makes them as painless as possible.

    Recommended by Daniel Ross, Mountain Guide

    Frequently asked questions

    What does Daniel Ross say about the Raider 13 EVO Binding?

    I have these on my Intention 108. I opted for brakes because I do ride this setup in the resort. The heel has enough adjustability that I can use either of my boots with them. Brakes are annoying but the Evo system makes them as painless as possible.

    Why does Daniel Ross recommend ATK Bindings?

    Daniel Ross recommends the ATK Bindings Raider 13 EVO Binding for ski tech / pin bindings. I have these on my Intention 108. I opted for brakes because I do ride this setup in the resort. The heel has enough adjustability that I can use either of my boots with them. Brakes are annoying but the Evo system makes them as painless as possible.

    Is the Raider 13 EVO Binding a good ski tech / pin binding?

    Yes — Daniel Ross recommends the Raider 13 EVO Binding by ATK Bindings as their ski tech / pin bindings pick. I have these on my Intention 108. I opted for brakes because I do ride this setup in the resort. The heel has enough adjustability that I can use either of my boots with them. Brakes are annoying but the Evo system makes them as painless as possible.

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    What other hosts are saying

    5 experts recommend the ATK Bindings Raider 13 EVO Binding.

    Carol Viau, AMGA Certified Ski Guide/SPI, PSIA L3 Ski Instructor, Via Ferrata Guide

    I have these bindings in purple and there are other color options to choose from. I prefer having brakes and love these lightweight, easy to use bindings. Highly recommend.

    Recommended in Ski Gear

    Daniel Turner, Bear Lake Mountain Guides Owner Operator

    Need I say More!

    Recommended in Backcountry Ski Kit

    Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide

    ATK Bindings are best in the market - light, durable, and user friendly.

    Recommended in Ski Touring

    Ben Corwin, Hutkeeper and mountain adventurer

    The Raider 11 (and its siblings, if you need a higher DIN) is a great, all-around touring binding, ready for bombing (safely) down the jeep road as much as meadow laps out the front door of the hut.

    Recommended in Winter Hut Trip Gear List