Результаты теста на передачу усилия к лыже перечисленными реплениями.
Источник. Ресурс имхо познавателен не только увлекающимся скитуром.
Marker F12 Tour (2010/2011 model)
—————— (18 unit deflection from vertical, slightly stiffer than Duke, probably due to better AT boot compatibility of toe jaws. We were delighted with these test results. Note we don’t see any reason the F10 model would test any differently, but nonetheless we’ll test it eventually.)
Marker Duke (2007/2008 model)
——————– (19 units deflection from vertical, during some test repeats Duke and Dynafit were virtually identical.*)
Dynafit (Vertical ST/FT, equal in stiffness to other Dynafit models due to toe unit providing most of the holding power direct to boot)
——————– (20 units deflection from vertical)
G3 Onyx
——————— (21 units of deflection from vertical, virtually identical to Dynafit, a bit more noticeable movement in toe and heel units when boot is flexed lead to it being rated ever so slightly below Dynafit.)
Fritschi Freeride Pro (2009 model, white, heel foot is 69 mm wide, 14 mm more than Plus model. Barely discernible difference between this and Plus, so we gave it one less unit deflection.)
————————- (25 units deflection)
Fritschi Freeride Plus (2006 model with black toe wings and red support plate under binding)
————————– (26 units deflection…)
Fritschi Freeride (2004 model with white toe wings)
————————— (27 units deflection…)
Marker M1100 Titanium alpine binding
—————————- (28 units deflection…)
Naxo Nx21
—————————– (29 units deflection…)
Silvretta Pure Freeride
———————————– (35 units deflection, measured virtually the same as other Pure models)
Silvretta Pure Performance
———————————— (36 units deflection, 07/08 model has solid carbon rails instead of hollow, should be slightly stiffer)
Naxo NX01 (All Naxo models discontinued, no more tests planned.)
——————————————- (45 units deflection…)
