- ST10
- MSRP: $480
- Product Features: DIN: 5-10, WEIGHT: 1040 grams/pair w/brakes
Skier’s Choice Draft Pick | Round 6, 13th Pick by Hans Ludwig
Dynafit makes the best bindings on the market right now unless you ski like Seth Morrison. You don’t. And despite the 10 DIN on this model, the toe lockout means you’re staying in, so it hardly even matters—at least not to me. Light, hyper-functional, solid as rock, the ST10 has insane skiing performance thanks to low lift and an incredibly tight connection to the ski. In addition to skiing all kinds of stuff in the BC, I’ve been inbounds, hitting bump lines, and arcing super-G turns on these things, and I’m blown away by the performance. It’s not good for an AT binding, it’s good for any binding, including steel green springs.
Dynafit makes the best bindings on the market right now unless you ski like Seth Morrison. You don’t. And despite the 10 DIN on this model, the toe lockout means you’re staying in, so it hardly even matters—at least not to me. Light, hyper-functional, solid as rock, the ST10 has insane skiing performance thanks to low lift and an incredibly tight connection to the ski. In addition to skiing all kinds of stuff in the BC, I’ve been inbounds, hitting bump lines, and arcing super-G turns on these things, and I’m blown away by the performance. It’s not good for an AT binding, it’s good for any binding, including steel green springs.
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