The Atomic Backland Summit 9 BR is a ski touring binding built for backcountry adventures, offering reliable uphill performance and secure downhill control. It’s designed to help you tackle varied terrain without unnecessary bulk.
At just 395 grams per binding, the Backland Summit 9 BR keeps your kit light so you can climb efficiently. The binding comes with brakes included, sparing you from sourcing them separately and ensuring you’re ready to go right away. With a DIN release range of 4–9, it strikes a balance between retention on steeper descents and easy entry for quick transitions.
DIN settings indicate how much force is required for the binding to release your boot, helping reduce injury risk in a fall. The 4–9 range covers most recreational ski tourers, providing reliable retention when you’re charging down slopes and dependable release if you catch an edge or overexert on tricky snow.
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Atomic says about the Backland Summit 9 BR
Offering Release Value Adjustment and flex absorption, the Atomic Backland Summit 9 BR is an all-round touring binding with maximum versatility and user-friendliness, making touring easy and accessible to all skiers. The Release Value Adjustment offers release values up to 9 for trustworthy operation, superior safety, and performance. The AutoFlex System features a spring in the heel mechanism that automatically provides 5mm of travel between the toe and heel during the arc of a turn. The result is an easy-to-use binding that provides elasticity to support the natural ski flex and further enhances safety, absorption, and performance. A Climbing Aid easily adjusts from 0° to 7° or 13° with a simple flick of ski pole and touring brakes feature a unique lock system that switches easily from hike to ski mode. The Patented Step-in Aid guides the boot perfectly into position. The Alu/PA Pin Toe and Heel uses high-performance PA material that’s reinforced with fiberglass to keep the binding lightweight for climbing, yet strong and reliable for the down.