Sleeper Bindings: SkiTalk shares the best ski bindings that might fall under the radar

Phil and Tricia Pugliese talk to you about ski bindings that are good value and good quality but are rarely talked about. These are bindings that should be on your radar when looking for your next binding.
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - introducing the four brands of bindings in this video
1:10 - Amer Group Atomic, Salomon, Armada; Warden 11
1:35 - Describing Multi Norm Compatible ISO 9523
2:00 - Differentiation of DIN, Grip Walk (GW), and Multi Norm (MN)
3:05 - Honorable mention from Amer is the Stage 11 binding
3:25 - Moving on to Look with the SPX 12 Rockerace
5:00 - Honorable mention from Look is the SPX 10
5:50 - Marker XComp 16 GW
7:00 - Honorable mention is Marker XComp 16 Race (non GW) and XComp 12
7:29 - Tyrolia AM12 binding
9:06 - Honorable mention is Tyrolia Protector PR11 GW
9:55 - Summarizing and wrap up
10:48 - Tricia emphasizes that buyers in shops should put these bindings on their radar

[@paullai4785]

Love the review of lesser known model bindings. Thanks for putting them in context of who might use them. Would like more definitive description of some of your relative statements, "lighter skier", "more narrow ski". Maybe a chart the has skier weight on one axis, and ski width on another, and bindings that cover that usage area identified?

[@skitalkdotcom]

Noted! Thanks Paul.

[@carterfan80]

This was a great idea for a video. I Would have never known about the new offering from Look if I had not seen this video. Your team continues to come up with the most interesting niche content.
Any chance we could see a video that provides consumers information about Kid's skis? There's very little information out there.

[@skitalkdotcom]

Thank you. We are definitely deep into the weeds in ski gear knowledge and we love to share it.