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Introduction

Congratulations! By purchasing this binding, you have chosen a reliable, quality product that has been

TÜV tested to recognized DIN ISO standards. It meets DIN ISO 13992 and 9462. Use only alpine tour-

ing and alpine ski boots which meet and fulfil the following DIN ISO standards:

• Alpine touring ski boots for adults DIN ISO 9523

• Alpine boots for adults DIN ISO 5355

Worn or damaged boots may negatively influence the release function. For boots who don't fulfil the

mentioned DIN ISO standards (e.g. boots with an ergonomic bellow or TLT-boots), the function is not

guaranteed. The bindings must be adjusted by a specialist dealer.

Please read these operating instructions carefully before the first use and keep it in a safe place (war-

ranty certificate).

Safety instructions

Skiing and alpine touring come with unavoidable risks for any skier. Your binding is part of the unit com-

posed of ski, binding and boot. It is not possible to foresee for every situation whether the binding will

release or not. It does not always release under all circumstances, and this can result in serious injury

with incalculable consequences. No guarantee can be given that the skier will be safe from accidents

when it is used. Release bindings considerably reduce the risk of injuries in the area of the lower leg

and foot, but not fully. There is no reductive effect on injuries to other parts of the body.

You can influence your own safety when skiing:

• Always ski in a controlled manner and choose alpine tours and descents in accordance with your

skills and your physical fitness. Familiarize yourself with the snow and ski run conditions and any

obstacles before skiing

• Take heed of warning signs and instructions in the particularly ski area and mind strictly the avalanche

and weather forecast.

• Avoid skiing when under the influence of medicines, alcohol or drugs.

• For optimal use of the binding, mounting, adjustment to the boot, the setting of the skiers DIN

value and the service of the ski binding must be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's

instructions by a specialist dealer. Improper mounting can impair the bindings function and lead to avoidable injuries. We recommend having the

DIN settings adjusted by the specialist dealer using a ski binding adjustment and testing equipment.

Operating instructions Safety Alubar System

Eagle 12 Scout 11

Models

DIN value

4 – 12

3 – 11

Weight

890 g

790 g

unit without ski brake

Ski width

> 70 mm

Equipped:

Ski brake 80 / 90 ( / 100 )

Crampon Axion

86 mm or 110 mm

The most important

binding parts

Toe piece

Heel piece

Release lever

End piece

Heel elevator

(rear support incl.)

Front plate

Rear support plate

Heel damping

AFD gliding plate

Mounting screws

Hinge support

Central rail

Ski brake