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The Pin Up 10 EVO is made for HAGAN in partnership with ATK in Italy. HAGAN partnered with ATK, well respected for quality, craftsmanship and functionality, to bring what we feel are their best products to North America. The Pin Up 10 EVO is identical to the ATK RT10 EVO.
HAGAN EVO bindings, with automatic brake retraction! The EVO brake system is available on the Core 12 EVO, Pin Up 8 EVO and Pin Up 10 EVO.
While the push pin system is effective (and still available with the lower cost Pure 8 and Pure 10), the automatic brakes are much easier to use. There is another advantage of the new brakes - and it is a big and important one. You can't forget to release the brakes before the descent. Switching into descent mode automatically puts the brakes into "ready" mode. If you descend on the push pin version but forget to first push the pin to release the brakes ($#it happens) you will have carried up brakes that do absolutely nothing in case of a crash. With the Pin Up 10, the brakes are always ready to deploy in descent mode, no matter how distracted or forgetful you are.
The 295 gram Pin Up 10 – including length adjustment, brakes and crampon mounts – is very light, less than half the weight of alternatives. It outperforms standard U-Spring tech bindings for a better skiing, more efficient, and hassle-free backcountry experience. Unlike other tech bindings, the brakes are ingeniously held in retracted position by a separate mechanism, not by the heel tower itself. So the heel tower is light, not having to be bulked up to hold down the brakes.
The Pin Up 10 EVO has three climbing positions and an integrated 20 mmadjustment plate (up to 2 full sizes).
The Pin Up 10 EVO is a simplified, lighter and lower cost version of the Core 12 Evo. It perfectly embodies Hagan's prime values: durability, performance, ease of use and value. The Pin Up 10 EVO combined with our Pure and Core series skis provides an outstanding touring package with extreme value
TOE PIECES: The Core 12 EVO toe piece has a wider mounting plate, snow-block anti-icing system and uphill retention adjustment.
LENGTH ADJUSTMENT: 20mm for the Pure 10, 25mm for the Core.
RELEASE RANGE: Pin Up 10 EVO is DIN 5-10, Core 12 EVO is DIN 5-12.
WEIGHT: 295 grams.
REVOLUTIONARY EVO SKI-BRAKE: Incredibly light and easy to operate. Twist the heel to climbing and the brakes retract just by stepping in! See the short videos for brake operation.
ELASTIC RESPONSE SYSTEM: An elastic sliding system in the heel allows unrestrained flex of the ski during compression and excellent skiing performance.
SKI BRAKE ELASTIC SLIDE: Integrated in the ski-brake pad to keep the lateral release value of the binding fixed.
SKI BRAKE: Included, with sizes 86, 91, 97, 102, 108 and 120 mm to provide the perfect fit with any ski model.
HEEL FLAP WITH RISER: Intuitive heel flap system provides 3 different walking modes: FLAT MODE, + 26 mm and +46.5 mm.
CAM HEEL RELEASE SYSTEM ® (Adjustable Release 5-10): A cam system which drives the Vertical release (My) of the binding in case of a fall. The cam system is extremely precise and reliable, and at the same time very light and small.
ROTATIONAL SYSTEM (Adjustable Release 5-10): This patented system provides the side release (Mz) adjustment.
20 mm ADJUSTMENT PLATE: Integrated into the heel enabling fast adjustment in case of boot substitution (up to 2 full sizes).
INTEGRATED CRAMPON HOOKS ®: Included, removable crampon hooks integrate into the base of the toe piece for extreme rigidity and lightness!!
MATERIALS: Aluminum alloy, Injection-molded POM thermo-plastic, Stainless steel
70mm, 86mm, 91mm, 97mm and 108mm Crampons
Are you having a hard time deciding which HAGAN binding to get? This comparison and contrast will help!
Instructional Videos
How to use the brakes:
How to adjust the heel length and release values. Note: the labeling of the heel adjustment steps is in the wrong order.
Toe Easy Step In: