2024 Atomic ICON Race Bindings

Description & Features

Immediate power

Delivering immediate power while allowing for more reactivity and response throughout the entire ski, Centralized Power Transfer enables the racer to be in better control of the ski by strategically placing the binding interface directly under the boot to centralize and optimize power transmission.

Built to win

A proven podium winner on the World Cup circuit, Icon has been adopted by some of the fastest skiers on the mountain. Built to handle the toughest race course conditions, Icon provides the highest level of performance without negatively influencing tolerance or rebound.

The future of race

One binding for all racing disciplines, Icon has been meticulously engineered to meet the constantly evolving conditions in top-level racing. Directing every ounce of energy immediately to the ski, Icon provides superior performance, agility and durability on hard and icy surfaces.

Features

• Automatic Toe Adaptation
• Locking Brakes
• Centralized Power Transfer
• Elevated Brakes
• Automatic Toe Height Adjustment

Atomic ICON Binding Specs

Description	ICON 30	ICON 24
Din Range	20 – 30	14 – 24
Brake	75mm	75mm

Technical Info

Automatic Toe Adaptation

The toe automatically adapts to your alpine normed boot height and width and ensures constant release values, even on worn boots.

METAL RACE PEDAL

Designed to deliver the best power transfer from boot to binding, Metal Race Pedal allows the boot to sit directly on the AFD for more direct energy transmission.

Centralized Power Transfer

A wider base plate and race mounting pattern strategically position the binding screws directly under the boot to centralize and optimize power transmission. Delivering immediate power underfoot while allowing for more reactivity and response throughout the entire length of the ski, Centralized Power Transfer enables the racer to be in better control of the ski throughout the turn – in every discipline and type of course setting.

Elevated Brakes

Elevated Brakes get up and out of the way, tucked in closer to the heelpiece of your binding, letting you ski more aggressive edge angles with less risk of catching the snow.