SHIFT 13 MNC
SHIFT 13 MNC
AD5002064
The Atomic Shift 13 MNC 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 complete with pins. Then flick the hike/ride switch to ski mode and it turns into a genuine freeride binding for the way down, compatible with all normed boots on the market – alpine and touring. So, for the first time you don’t have to compromise when you’re touring or skiing – either by hiking with a heavy solution like frames or skiing downhill with pins. You get the best for both. And even better, you can also use it for your alpine skiing days with your normal alpine boot. Finally, one binding for everything!
Binding adjustment value
6 - 13
Tech Features
- Hike and Ride Switch
- Low Profile Chassis
- Crampon Compatible
- Oversized Platform
- Toe Height Adjustment
- Automatic Wing Adaptation
- Easy Step-in
- Locking Brakes
- Carbon-infused PA material
- Crampon Shift 100/120mm
SHIFT 13 MNC is rated
out of
5 by
4.
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
A little problem
Dear Atomic Team,
I have a problem with Atomic Shift 13 MNC. I bought skis Backcountry with Atomic Shift 13 MNC two monts ago.
On the first walk to the mountain, I noticed that the Shift 13 MNC in "walking mode" unlocks and loose the shoe.
In the begining was only two -three times, but not is inpossible to keep lock in "walking mode". In the same time in "ski mode" no poblem and everything is ok, perfect...
How can resolved the problem? I`m waiting for your feedback.
Date published: 2021-03-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DonJ8022 from
Following up to initial review
Quick follow-up to my initial issue.
Reseller stepped up and swapped binding while the initial pair went back under warrenty. Don't know how Atomic viewed the returned binding, however, the replacement binding are working fine.
Of note:
1. The two toes on the initial pair clearly behaved different from each other, with the one slipping out of walk often (seemed worse when cold, not reproduced at shop, but in parking lot prior to entry and warming was still occuring). The other moved into walk position easily and stayed in place.
2. The replacements behave quite similar to each other, but not like either of the first. These are much stiffer to get into walk mode, where I could raise the initial one that stayed on easily, I am using my pole grip to get sufficient purchase on these to lock them up to walk.
Satisfied
Date published: 2021-02-09
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Jack from
"Freeride" means grandpa turns
brake piece pops out if you flex your skis to much. Expect a double eject if you put pressure on your nose. toe piece ripped out of my skis too... needs some work if its supposed to be a freeride touring binding.
Date published: 2021-02-03