Dynafit ST Rotation 14 Ski Bindings

The ST Rotation 14 binding was developed for descent-oriented ski tourers who seek strong downhill performance, safety and comfort. The binding is impressive as a nearly indestructible partner with durable construction for your perfect line. The patented DYNAFIT pivoting toe piece evens out impacts that can effect ski and binding on a powerful dynamic downhill. The binding release function is thus more reliable and effectively counters unwanted early release. A forward pressure of 10 mm ensures that the release value remains constant even when skis experience deflection. With its perfect bayonet positive lock at the heel unit, an extremely high power transfer from binding to ski is achieved for increased responsiveness and downhill performance. Meaning you can tap into everything you have even on challenging terrain. The Step-In Side Towers make entry into the toe piece more than 30% easier. Meaning fast as lightening you are fully and easily ready to get going. At the same time, it increases lateral stability on the descent. The “Hub Centering” system in all bindings with a pivoting toe piece makes it child’s play for users to click into the boot’s neutral position and thus makes it easy to adjust your position for climbing. The brake locks out in walk mode automatically for best user-friendly handling. Thanks to three different walk modes, you can climb with maximum comfort. The Rotation 14 binding also offers 45 mm of flex in its length adjustment, enabling it to fit various sole lengths. The release values can be adjusted from DIN 7 to 14. As with all DYNAFIT bindings, the ST Rotation 14 has been developed and manufactured in Germany and offers DYNAFIT’s Lifetime Guarantee. ST Rotation 14 Binding – Lay first tracks.

Features

Bayonet lock
Easy Lock Brake System
Forward Pressure 10mm
Hub centering
Ice Breaker Pins: The pins at the front unit are specially designed to remove snow and ice from the boot insert when stepping in
Rotation Toe Piece: Pivoting toe piece for optimum combating of pre-releasefollowing sudden impacts (patent pending).
Step In Side Towers

Speed Step climbing bar