

Mist Knee Binding ALPINE & GRIP WALK, protect your ACL (DIN3-12) 64-90mm brake
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Item details
- Category
- Skiing > Bindings > Downhill Bindings
- Brand
- Other
- Condition
- Used
- Max DIN
- 12
- Brake Width
- 90
- Type
- All Mountain & Carving
- Quantity
- 1 available
Seller description
This downhill skiing knee binding comes with the updated AFD toe pieces (new), which means it is both alpine sole and grip walk sole compatible. Brake will accommodate 64-90mm waist skis. Older knee bindings cannot accept grip walk boots without this update. Knee bindings offer ACL protection with their patented lateral heel release. Don't one bad fall ruin your ski season, or end your skiing altogether. I have lost count of the # of times these bindings have saved me from a painful accident that would have resulted in ACL surgery and months of physical rehab. Instead, it was just a fall that I got up from, got back on my skis, and kept skiing the rest of that day, and the rest of that ski season. Lateral Heel Release: Standard alpine bindings only release sideways at the toe and upward/forward at the heel. KneeBindings add a lateral (sideways) release mechanism at the heel that pivots around the toe, specifically triggering during rearward, twisting falls when a skier catches an inside edge. Targeting the "Dead Zone": On modern shaped skis, forces often resolve in the middle of the ski during an edge catch—an area where traditional bindings fail to release, placing high torque on the knee. The lateral heel release addresses this specific vector. Flat Boot Platforms (LeverEdge Technology): Ordinary bindings often use narrower or looser boot platforms like sliders. KneeBindings feature hard, flat boot platforms in both the front and rear that match the exact width of the boot sole, maximizing edge grip, leverage, and transfer of power. Left- and Right-Specific Units: Unlike symmetrical standard bindings, KneeBindings have distinct left and right heel units. The lateral heel release is directional—allowing side-release in the high-risk inward twist direction while blocking it outward to prevent unwanted pre-releases during normal skiing