DPS Unveils New Touring Bindings, Gloves, and Climbing Skins for Upcoming Winter

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DPS Skis has dropped several new products in anticipation for the upcoming season. | Photo courtesy of OutdoorIndustryJobs.com

Salt Lake City-based, technologically advanced backcountry skis company DPS Skis has just announced several exciting new products. The ski manufacturer which pairs space-age carbon technology with groundbreaking shapes is now selling two new sets of touring bindings, two pairs of gloves, and a new line of touring skins. Product information is attached below, courtesy of DPS Skis.

Bindings

DPS R14 – $749.95

The lightest high-performance alpine touring binding, with the most neutral stance for natural ski balance. Individually adjustable heel release values from 8-14 with a patented cam system which makes step-in smooth and easy regardless of release settings. Unique adjustable boot stomp pad allows the boot heel to sit flush against the structure of the binding. This significantly improves energy transfer through the heel compared to a boot resting unsupported purely on the pins.

DPS R14 touring bindings. | Photo courtesy of DPS Skis

DPS R10 – $599.95

At 260g this binding sets the bar for performance touring at half the weight. With a modern ramp angle to line up with todayโ€™s ski flex profiles, the DPS R10 competes at speed touring weights on the up, and rivals bindings twice its weight in downhill stability and performance. With individually controlled release value of 5-10, a fully functioning integrated brake, and crampon compatible, the DPS R10 does not skimp on features nor performance

Gloves

DPS P3 Glove – $99.95

The P3 glove is a high performance mid-winter glove ideal for cold chairlift days or stormy outings in the backcountry. It features a short cuff with a low-profile design for ease of maneuverability. The P3 is constructed of goat leather with a waterproof Purelle membrane and insulated with Thinsulate and polar fleece.

Features:

  • Reinforced palm with embossed pattern for durability
  • Keystone thumb patterning for dexterity
  • Wrapped finger tips for added durability
  • Conductive touch screen panel on thumb
  • Reinforced biner clip
  • Pairing clip
  • Suede leather google wipe
  • Pre-curved patterning for natural fit

Construction:

  • Water Resistant Goat Skin Leather
  • Neoprene cuff with hook and loop closure
  • Porelle Waterproof Breathable Membrane
DPS T1 Glove. | Photo courtesy of DPS Skis

DPS T1 Glove – $74.95

The T1 is a mid-weight all-purpose mountain glove with exceptional dexterity and durability. It is a classic workhorse glove for mountain ops groups and core skiers who run warm. It features a goat leather outer with Thinsulate and polar fleece insulation and reinforced wear areas for durability. This glove provides medium warmth; it is ideal for mixed activities such as touring, spring days, or if your hands run warm.

Features:

  • Reinforced palm with embossed pattern for durability
  • Keystone thumb patterning for dexterity
  • Conductive touch screen panel on thumb
  • Reinforced biner clip
  • Pairing clip
  • Suede leather google wipe

Construction:

  • Water Resistant Goat Skin Leather
  • Neoprene cuff with hook and loop closure
  • Porelle Waterproof Breathable Membrane

Touring Skins

DPS Skins – $219.95

These top-of-the-line climbing skins are constructed in a Climb Pro S-Glide spec, which means 70% mohair and 30% nylon. It competes with high glide racing skins, but still allows you to set a steep track in firm conditions. Offered in pre-trimmed shapes, perfectly cut to DPS sidecuts and lengths, orย trim-to-fitย with an intuitive cutting tool.

With demand high this year due to constraints on the global supply chain and with winter right around the corner, you should get your backcountry ski gear setup in order sooner rather than later.

DPS Skins. | Photo courtesy of DPS Skis

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