These days there are several different alpine touring bindings on the market. To help clarify the differences in how they operate we’ve put together a list of instructional videos and guides to help heighten your Alpine Touring experience.

Ute Mountaineer Rental Bindings

Here is a step by step guide for how to use our Alpine Touring rentals.

Dynafit – Radical ST 2.0 Video

Benedikt Böhm explains the specifics and function of the Dynafit Radical 2 Binding. And what benefits the new system with the rotation toe brings along.

Dynafit – Radical ST Video

The Ute demonstrates how to use Dynafit bindings in both tour mode for skinning uphill and alpine mode for skiing.

Additional Alpine Touring Resources

Here are some additional resources for Alpine Touring Skiing. If you are looking to get your own AT setup our team would be happy to get you outfitted!

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Atomic / Salomon - Backland Tour

Atomic Shift MNC 13 is a game-changer: the world's first binding with full touring and freeride capability in one. It's a genuine tech binding for hiking com...

Atomic / Salomon – Shift

Climbing Skins

The Ute describes how to put on, take off, and store your climbing skins while backcountry skiing or ski touring.

A few notes on climbing skins that weren’t mentioned in the video:

Always store your skins in a cool and dry place. The glue on the skins is designed to work in cold environments, if it is left in a hot environment it can damage the skin glue.
When putting your skins in long term storage always use a skin saver. A skin saver is any type of non-stick material used to separate the skin glue from sticking to itself when folding up a skin. Thin sheets of mesh or even butcher paper will work. We personally like to use Black Diamond’s Cheat Sheets.

How to Use Alpine Touring Bindings