Connelly Shadow Ski Binding (2027) @ $319.99

Connelly Shadow Ski Binding (2027)

Our Price $319.99
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Connelly Shadow Ski Binding (2027)

Our Price $319.99
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Description

CONNELLY SHADOW SKI BINDING

Stay locked in and in control. The Shadow binding keeps your foot secure without the squeeze, so you can focus on your line instead of your comfort. Redesigned to fit a wider range of foot sizes, the Lycra lined toe and heel wrap mold snugly around your foot while the stretch panel in the toe expands or compresses to match your shape. You get a soft EVA footbed mounted on a super-lite plate that absorbs impact and keeps you stable behind the boat, whether you're learning to ski or pushing harder on the water.

Available Sizes: 5-11, 9-14

Description

CONNELLY SHADOW SKI BINDING

Stay locked in and in control. The Shadow binding keeps your foot secure without the squeeze, so you can focus on your line instead of your comfort. Redesigned to fit a wider range of foot sizes, the Lycra lined toe and heel wrap mold snugly around your foot while the stretch panel in the toe expands or compresses to match your shape. You get a soft EVA footbed mounted on a super-lite plate that absorbs impact and keeps you stable behind the boat, whether you're learning to ski or pushing harder on the water.

Available Sizes: 5-11, 9-14

Yes. The Shadow keeps your foot secure without the squeeze, so newer skiers can focus on their line instead of their comfort. A soft EVA footbed on a super-lite plate absorbs impact and keeps you stable, whether you're learning to ski or pushing harder. Open-toe, in sizes 5-11 and 9-14.
It's redesigned to fit a wider range of foot sizes: a Lycra-lined toe and heel wrap moulds snugly around your foot while a stretch panel in the toe expands or compresses to match your shape, for a secure fit without pinching.
Slalom ski bindings are sized by your everyday shoe size, and most open-toe boots cover a range (for example 7-11) rather than a single size — the open toe lets a spread of foot sizes fit comfortably. Check the size range listed on the product against your shoe size; if you're between ranges or buying for a growing junior, size up to the larger range. Closed-toe and hard-shell boots fit more precisely, closer to a single size.
Most modern slalom bindings mount to the ski's universal insert holes (the standard 6-inch pattern) or bolt onto a plate, so they fit the majority of current slalom skis. Always check your ski's hole pattern, and for a rear boot or rear toe plate, that it matches your front binding's mounting. Note that some rear boots and plates aren't cross-compatible between brands — for example, HO rear boots don't fit rear Radar or Connelly inserts — so confirm the combination before mixing brands.
A complete slalom setup needs a front binding (your front foot goes in fully) plus a rear. The rear can be a full rear boot, which holds your back foot like the front for the most control, or a rear toe plate (RTP) — a simple toe piece your back foot rests in rather than laces into. An RTP lets your back foot slide out more easily (useful for learning deep-water starts or skiing with one foot out), while a full rear boot locks you in for maximum edge control. Front bindings are usually sold separately from the rear.

Connelly Shadow Ski Binding (2027)

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