Don't Use Your ATK Touring Bindings Without Watching This | Shop Talk with Cy

ATK makes some of the best touring bindings on the market, but there's one often misunderstood feature that can lead to frustration. So our Gear Editor has a combination PSA/rant to help you out.
For an in-depth review of ATK's Freeraider Evo binding: www.powder.com/gear-guide/rev...

[@powdermag]

For an in-depth review of ATK's Freeraider Evo binding: www.powder.com/gear-guide/review-moment-voyager-xv-evo-binding-

[@BryanManning]

not the same (very close, but moment built the free ride spacer into the binding)

[@gsxrcranke]

As a touring newbie this was not only funny but informative. Thanks Beard Guy... I mean Cy.

[@pbacalis]

Freaking brilliant vid.

[@_wesleyrich_]

Agree these are hands down the best tech bindings. But I also had no idea about this feature after a year of touring on them!

[@ezzyfuzzmann]

Hah! I demo'ed some skis with these bindings earlier this season and had this exact complaint, wish I would've known

[@johnytsunami7983]

well... This was intense.:D

[@morphyon]

Edit: Have to correct myself, all the ATK evos seem to have the same features I wanted to have with the Fritschis. Only that you have to rotate the heel, but thats not necessarily an inconvenience. Weight with the stoppers brings it home for the ATK. Meh, if I‘d be in the market for a new setup right now it would be Fritschi Vipec or Tecton all the way. Safe, fairly light, stable setup.

[@joepengilly1536]

Except they're not necessarily any safer, and they are significantly heavier

[@kadetang9988]

What ski is this on?

[@torreyintahoe]

Moment

[@migascel]

XD, absolutly necessary

[@jurajstevonka9879]

Girl's voice 💅🤪

[@torreyintahoe]

Annoying