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In words
Intro
This model only really compares to the Shift, as it works as a pin binding in ascent, then converts to a full step-in on descent, courtesy of the toe piece (with adjustable release values) which attaches to the toe structure when skiing, but is a self-contained unit weighing about 300 g which can be removed when in hiking mode. It’s a hefty piece of kit though, weighing in at about one kilo in uphill mode. It skis like an alpine binding, with the heel DIN adjustable up to 16. As with the Kingpin, transitioning from ski to walk and vice versa is actioned via a lever between the toe and heel. This lever also functions as a climbing aid, though it’s a touch low if you’re using freeride boots with limited ROM values.
Technical specifications
Materials
hi-tech plastics, stainless steel
Type
Hybrid pin, full step-in
Ski brake
yes (100, 125 mm)
Number of mounting screws
8
Crampon slot
Yes
Adjustable release range
Yes
Available versions
Duke PT 13, Duke PT 11
Walking modes
Flat + 1
Individual weight
1350 gr
Drop
6.3 mm
Toe cap weight
582 gr
Heel cap weight
809 gr
Front pin height
37.2 mm
Minimum release range
6 DIN
Maximum release range
16 DIN
Released in
2020
Price
600 €
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