HEAD Almonte 12 PT Stopper 90 Bindings

HEAD Almonte 12 PT Stopper 90 Bindings

The HEAD Almonte 12 PT Stopper 90 is a touring ski binding with inserts, crafted for skiers seeking performance, reliability, and lightness. With an adjustable DIN range from 5 to 12, it is suited for demanding ascents and descents alike. Its integrated 90 mm brake ensures effective retention, while the climbing risers offer three positions to maximize comfort during ascents. The binding's compatibility with ISO 9523 and ISO 23223 standards allows for extensive use with different footwear types, all in a compact and precise format designed for modern mountaineering.

Technologies

The HEAD Almonte 12 PT Stopper 90 incorporates an accurate insert system and a compact heel mechanism. Its design promotes smooth release, even in varied conditions. The adjustable climbing risers integrate directly with the heel, ensuring quick and secure transitions. The ski brake is compatible with three widths to fit the shape of current touring skis.

Benefits and Use

The HEAD Almonte 12 PT Stopper 90 offers excellent adaptability for high-altitude excursions, technical traverses, or steep slopes. Its DIN range provides a good balance between retention and safety. Ideal for lightweight or intermediate skiers seeking versatility without adding extra weight to their setup. Also suitable for long outings where comfort during ascents is essential.

Main Features

• DIN Range 5–12: Offers customization based on weight and skiing intensity.
• Weight with brake: 325 g: A lightweight design to promote ease of ascents.
• 3-position risers (0°, 6.5°, 12°): Allow for more effective climbing based on slope inclination.
• Multi-norm compatibility: Accepts insert boots, ISO 9523 and ISO 23223.
• Length adjustment ±12.5 mm: Facilitates boot fitting and adapts to various users.
• Integrated 90 mm brake: Secures equipment when stationary and fits narrow to mid-width skis.

Rider Tips

Select the brake width based on your ski (90, 105, or 120 mm) to avoid snow friction. Adjust your climbing risers according to the slope to optimize your footing efficiency during ascents.