ATK Raider 11 Evo Bindings
The ATK Raider 11 EVO is a premium, lightweight alpine touring binding built for ambitious backcountry skiers who demand reliability and efficiency on both the up and the down. At just 370 grams per binding with full-featured design and impressive adjustability, the Raider EVO is a tech binding that doesn’t compromise.
Why we like it:
It’s the rare combination of low weight and high performance. With the new fully adjustable toe piece and 25° rotating heel unit, the EVO platform redefines what a free-touring binding can do.
Who it's for:
Touring-focused skiers who value weight savings without sacrificing security or downhill confidence. Ideal for backcountry travelers who seek long days, big objectives, and variable snow.
Highlights:
The key innovation here is the toe piece, which now features adjustable release values, allowing the entire system, toe and heel, to be fine-tuned to skier preference and DIN setting. This ensures more reliable release performance, especially outside the median DIN ranges. The EVO heel rotates 180° to enable ski brake engagement and uphill mode with a single motion, while the Cam Release System and Elastic Response System guarantee smooth step-in, secure retention, and consistent release. Additional standout features include three climbing aids (+0, +34, +49mm), ramped support, and integrated ski brakes up to 120 mm wide.
Things to consider:
As with any tech binding, downhill power and elasticity are more limited than heavier, hybrid bindings like the Duke PT, Shift, Kingpin or just typical alpine bindings. If you prioritize aggressive descents over uphill efficiency, a burlier setup like the Duke PT or Shift might be more appropriate.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Compatible with various brake widths ranging from 86 mm to 120 mm and release values from 3–11. Check your ski waist and release needs before selecting your model.
The ATK Raider 11 EVO is a premium, lightweight alpine touring binding built for ambitious backcountry skiers who demand reliability and efficiency on both the up and the down. At just 370 grams per binding with full-featured design and impressive adjustability, the Raider EVO is a tech binding that doesn’t compromise.
Why we like it:
It’s the rare combination of low weight and high performance. With the new fully adjustable toe piece and 25° rotating heel unit, the EVO platform redefines what a free-touring binding can do.
Who it's for:
Touring-focused skiers who value weight savings without sacrificing security or downhill confidence. Ideal for backcountry travelers who seek long days, big objectives, and variable snow.
Highlights:
The key innovation here is the toe piece, which now features adjustable release values, allowing the entire system, toe and heel, to be fine-tuned to skier preference and DIN setting. This ensures more reliable release performance, especially outside the median DIN ranges. The EVO heel rotates 180° to enable ski brake engagement and uphill mode with a single motion, while the Cam Release System and Elastic Response System guarantee smooth step-in, secure retention, and consistent release. Additional standout features include three climbing aids (+0, +34, +49mm), ramped support, and integrated ski brakes up to 120 mm wide.
Things to consider:
As with any tech binding, downhill power and elasticity are more limited than heavier, hybrid bindings like the Duke PT, Shift, Kingpin or just typical alpine bindings. If you prioritize aggressive descents over uphill efficiency, a burlier setup like the Duke PT or Shift might be more appropriate.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Compatible with various brake widths ranging from 86 mm to 120 mm and release values from 3–11. Check your ski waist and release needs before selecting your model.
Original: $749.95
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$262.48Description
The ATK Raider 11 EVO is a premium, lightweight alpine touring binding built for ambitious backcountry skiers who demand reliability and efficiency on both the up and the down. At just 370 grams per binding with full-featured design and impressive adjustability, the Raider EVO is a tech binding that doesn’t compromise.
Why we like it:
It’s the rare combination of low weight and high performance. With the new fully adjustable toe piece and 25° rotating heel unit, the EVO platform redefines what a free-touring binding can do.
Who it's for:
Touring-focused skiers who value weight savings without sacrificing security or downhill confidence. Ideal for backcountry travelers who seek long days, big objectives, and variable snow.
Highlights:
The key innovation here is the toe piece, which now features adjustable release values, allowing the entire system, toe and heel, to be fine-tuned to skier preference and DIN setting. This ensures more reliable release performance, especially outside the median DIN ranges. The EVO heel rotates 180° to enable ski brake engagement and uphill mode with a single motion, while the Cam Release System and Elastic Response System guarantee smooth step-in, secure retention, and consistent release. Additional standout features include three climbing aids (+0, +34, +49mm), ramped support, and integrated ski brakes up to 120 mm wide.
Things to consider:
As with any tech binding, downhill power and elasticity are more limited than heavier, hybrid bindings like the Duke PT, Shift, Kingpin or just typical alpine bindings. If you prioritize aggressive descents over uphill efficiency, a burlier setup like the Duke PT or Shift might be more appropriate.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Compatible with various brake widths ranging from 86 mm to 120 mm and release values from 3–11. Check your ski waist and release needs before selecting your model.
