Dynafit

Three awesome options for every type of backcountry traveler.

2019 Backcountry Boot

Glissading during the Discrete Cirque Series

Whether you've entered a race at a ski area or are ready to step up the climbs on your local trails, this gear is ready to help you get the job done.

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Fitness fans, a gear revolution and easier slope access fuels a sport's ascent.

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Pants so hot you'll want to get out of them.

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Mispronounce these 25 brands and you may as well have “gaper” stamped on your forehead.

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Hit the trails in these running shoes, made by ski companies, to get on the mountain even when the snow’s gone.

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Our favorite backcountry skis, boots, bindings, and accessories this season.

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Detail gallery of Dynafit's new freeride-touring binding.

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Dynafit's new Beast 16 is aimed at hard-charging freeriders.

Verified: Dynafit Radical ST Tout 650x300

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A lightweight and powerful touring binding

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The best skis for getting there and getting back.

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Our favorite boots for getting there and getting back.

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The 90 best skis and boots for 2013.

Professor Emeritus Mark Lesh makes a living seeking out slashable shoulders throughout the Rocky Mountains.

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Spring weekends in Colorado are about AM corn missions followed by PM BBQs.

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Hoji pens a deal with Dynafit. What’s next in the world of backcountry?

We just cant ignore a mom enjoying a beer at the Mangy Moose in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. We'd be doing the same thing with our moms every day all winter if we could. But we can't. So to celbrate your ability to celebrate how 'bout some Skiing koozies? Email gavin@skiingmag.com to claim your accessories.

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Skiing asked you to share photos of your hard charging moms using Instagram. After careful deliberation we have our winners. Thanks for sharing with us!

From the second Dynafit added Eric Hjorleifson to their pro team, the skiing community has anxiously awaited some new developments in boot technology. By using the tech developed in their widely successful TLT5 boots and marrying it with the ideas from Hoji’s Frankenboot, Dynafit has created the Vulcan. Intended for the aggressive freeride touring/mountaineering crowd, the Vulcan is one of the stiffest touring boots I’ve ever tried on (though I didn’t get to ski it). However, what impressed me the most—even more than its light weight (1590 grams)—is the range of motion in walk mode. When you pull out the removable tongue (much like the TLT5), this boot has near unmatched stride length (both fore and aft), especially amongst other aggressive, downhill-oriented boots. I personally am pumped for the arrival of this boot next season. It will do a big part to change the perception of what is possible in boot tech, especially in the tourability of aggressive AT boots.

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Between Bavarian pow turns and steins of weißbier, one editor got the scoop on some exciting new developments at Dynafit during a trip to that brand's homeland—including a new Eric Hjorliefson collaboration boot called the Vulcan.

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Alpine touring bindings fall into two camps, tech-style and frame-style. They’re like apples and oranges. But there’s plenty of nitpicking to do within each category. Find your next AT binders here.

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After spending the last two seasons modifying his own Dynafit Titans, the big-mountain skier will work directly with engineers to improve the backcountry-focused boots.

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We tested five of next year's AT bindings at our gear test. Our Aspen-based gear expert gave us a video rundown of how they work, their touring functions, and what they're best for.

Ski Tech Justin Hewitt adjusting Dynafit bindings on Dynafit Manaslu skis

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This week we're at Aspen Highlands testing next year's AT skis and bindings. Here's a look behind the scenes at the ski test, and a peek at some 2011-12 goods.