ION 10 (Past Season) - Bindings - G3 Store [CAD]
ION 10 (Past Season) - Bindings - G3 Store [CAD]
ION 10 (Past Season) - Bindings - G3 Store [CAD]
ION 10 (Past Season) - Bindings - G3 Store [CAD]

ION 10 (Past Season)

G3 Genuine Guide Gear®
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$603.00 $422.10 CAD Save 30%
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THE MOST ACCESSIBLE ION

The ION's proven performance, simplicity, and reliability in a high value model with a lower release range of 4-10 for smaller and less aggressive skiers.

We've maximized energy absorption, meaning minimized pre-releases. The ION maintains consistent release values in landings and compressions. Features step-in guidance for quick, easy & consistent step-in. QuickFlick Heel Lifts means they're easy to grab with pole or hand. Turn the ION heel in either direction to lock for touring with either hand.  The snow clearing channel prevents snow buildup and avoids unwanted pre-releases. Heel AFD gives consistent release for all boots, independent of sole type. Includes powerful & dependable brakes.

The same advanced technology as the new 2022 model, just with a different colour scheme.

  • Optimal energy absorption
  • Step-In Guidance : Quick, easy & consistent step-in
  • QuickFlick heel lifts
  • User friendly heel rotation
  • Single Tool : Pozi Drive #3 for all mounts and adjustments
  • Snow clearing channel
  • Powerful, dependable brake
  • Heel AFD : Consistent release for all boots
  • Width : Bindings will fit most skis up to 5mm above the stated width (ex. An ION 10, 85 mm binding will fit most skis up to 90mm width)
  • Sold as a pair
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Tech Specs

Brake Width (mm): 85mm 100mm 115mm 135mm
Weight (kg): 579g (SINGLE, NO LEASH, NO MOUNTING SCREWS)
Weight (lb): 1lb 4.4oz (SINGLE, NO LEASH, NO MOUNTING SCREWS)
Release Value: 10-Apr

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Customer Reviews

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Roger E.
It has not shiped yet

Today is 12-17. I placed my order on 11-29. They charged my card but have not made any other communications and have not responded to my emails. The phone line is dead. Stay Away!!

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Jeff i.U.
Best Bindings Ever

I recently bought a second pair of Ion 12's because I liked my first pair so much and wanted to set up a new pair of skis as primarily in resort for this season. My first pair has 50+ days with no issues in all kinds of conditions. Got a killer off season deal. Shop now.

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BRUCE A.
Happy Medium

Must have 8+ years on my ION 12's - never any issues. Maybe not the lightest, but for me very durable - hits a sweet spot. I use for morning area uphill laps, lots of days in the backcountry, and couple dozen full on days of area skiing (I do prefer Tectons/Shifts for that). The ski crampon is also great. Can don or remove with the ski on. Currently mounted on RipStick 96.

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marc s.
work very well, simplicity

I am very happy with my purchase, looked at many other options, but the price and quality won me over

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Michael S.
G3 A good company with great products

I have been skiing on G3 bindings and skins for a lot of years. I get about 100 days of skiing each year and 90% is lift served on AT equipment. I just bought my 3rd pair of ION 10 bindings. I remember being apprehensive about safety and durability when I bought the first pair, but the ION has been reliable and an outstanding performer in all conditions from East Coast ice to West Coast powder. I particularly enjoy skiing on light weight equipment both uphill and downhill. They release when they should and don't release when I need them to stay on my skis. These binding have survived a lot of use and abuse. My friends kid me about taking so long to get into my bindings and it does take me few seconds longer than stepping into alpine bindings but I'm glad not to be lugging those alpine bindings all over the mountain.

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