Ski touring equipment in this sale category focuses on the components and accessories that keep a touring setup efficient, safe and easy to live with. OutdoorXL offers a wide assortment so you can compare options by weight, durability and compatibility without paying for features you will not use.

Bindings are a core part of ski touring equipment. Pin (tech) bindings prioritize low weight and efficient climbing, while hybrid or frame-style options add power and forgiveness at a weight cost. Check release ranges, ramp angles, and whether you need brakes or leashes. Compatibility with tech-insert boots is essential for pin systems; always follow manufacturer mounting guidelines.

Climbing skins and traction parts keep uphill travel reliable. Nylon skins emphasize grip and durability, mohair focuses on glide, and blends balance both. Look for skin width that covers the ski’s widest point, secure tip/tail attachments, and glue that suits your climate. Cut-to-fit kits are versatile; precut options save time if they match your ski.

Support items round out ski touring equipment. Adjustable poles with winter baskets help on variable terrain. Ski crampons add bite on firm refreezes; choose a width that matches ski dimensions and ensure they interface correctly with your binding model. Simple, robust mechanisms are easiest to handle with gloves.

Avalanche safety gear sits alongside hardware because touring equipment should account for the whole day out. A modern transceiver, a metal-blade shovel, and a reliable probe form the standard kit. An airbag pack or helmet may add protection in specific terrain. These tools are not a substitute for training and careful decision-making.

Maintenance and repair items keep equipment working. Skin wax reduces icing and improves glide; tail straps, clips and fresh glue extend skin life. Binding screws, leashes, heel riser parts and basic tool kits support quick fixes. Edge tools and base patches help with minor ski care. Store skins glue-to-glue with protective sheets and let gear dry fully between outings.

Choosing ski touring equipment is about trade-offs. Lighter parts climb efficiently but may demand a more precise skiing style; burlier options add confidence in variable snow at the expense of weight. Cold-resistant materials, simple adjustments and glove-friendly hardware make a difference on long days. Confirm sizes, boot compatibility and mounting patterns before purchase.

OutdoorXL is a store and webshop with extensive choice. Stock in this sale category can be seasonal and limited, so specifications and availability may change. If you need straightforward guidance on fit or compatibility, our team can help you compare options and keep your ski touring equipment setup balanced and dependable.