Flexi SINCH Polar Ski Binding
Sinch is a sinch to sinch.
We introduced this model to offer an extreme-cold touring functionality with ease-of-use ladder straps and ratchet buckles. Tested on multiple polar outings, we back the durability on any mission you conceive.
Each pair comes with a set of regular and long ladder straps to accommodate any size boot and a removable pull loop for easy step in.
- all replaceable parts
- offset mountable
- heel locators provide torsional rigidity
- No tool adjustments
Available in regular and wide. How to choose.
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ULTIMA SYSTEM
Sinch is built on Flexi's Ultima System, a revolutionary concept in ski touring bindings. Click here for a full range of Ultima System features.
Ladder straps and ratchet buckle boot harness
During our ladder strap R&D, we froze multiple materials down to -40c in an industrial test freezer and placed them under severe load; only DuPont Hytrel came out unscathed. Before launching the product we field tested Hytrel on expeditions to both poles and across Greenland, a combined 1300km and 65 days, and it came up trumps.
TOOL-LESS CAM SLOTS
The boot harness cams into serrated slots in the side walls, no tools required for field adjustments. We recently added a removable pull-loop to enable easy step-in.
BOLSTER KIT
Although Flexi Sinch comes in two widths, optional Bolsters take up any remaining play you may still have between your boots and sidewalls. Easy to install, simply release the straps in the cam slots, insert the bolster and re-engage the straps.
Weight: 1350g / 48oz (including multi-shims, heel plates, mounting plates, cuffs, straps, buckles and fasteners)
Shipping weight: 1.75kg / 62oz
Base Plate: 6mm polyethylene
Boot Cage: aluminium
Mounting Plate: aluminium, anodised
Multi-Shim: polyethylene
Heel Plate: 14mm polyethylene
Heel Shim: 6mm polyethylene
Ladder straps: Dupont Hytrel, 15 and 25cm
Ratchet buckles: high-grade Taiwanese-made
Minimum ski waist width required: 45mm
Made in: Australia
To determine which width Sinch binding you require, measure your boot width at the Rear point (60mm from the back) and at the Mid point (200mm from the back). The sizes should fall within the given ranges.
More sizing information here
