Ski Touring Bindings (Armada/Atomic/Salomon) – injury risk (2023)

Check Your Product

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)

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Reason for Recall

As stated by CPSC

This recall involves Armada, Atomic, and Salomon brand ski touring bindings. The ski bindings hold a consumer's ski boot in place on the ski. The brand name is printed on the heel of the ski binding. The recall includes the following brands and model names having the following serial numbers: serial numbers ranging from 22P00000 to 22P10531; 22P92954 to 22P99999, 23P10531 to 23P10886 and 230600000 to 230769999 are included in this recall. The serial number is only visible when the bindings are disassembled. Consumers should visit authorized dealers who will disassemble and verify if a binding is included in this recall. The only ski bindings included in this recall have gray springs in the toe component. Brand Model name Armada N TRACER SUMMIT 9 BR Black Armada N TRACER TOUR Black Atomic N BACKLAND PURE Black/Gunmetal Atomic N BACKLAND SUMMIT 12 BR Atomic N BACKLAND SUMMIT 12 LSH Atomic N BACKLAND SUMMIT 5 BR Atomic N BACKLAND SUMMIT 9 BR Atomic N BACKLAND SUMMIT 9 LSH Atomic N BACKLAND TOUR Black/Gunmetal Salomon N MTN PURE Black/Titan Salomon N MTN SUMMIT 12 BR Orange/Burnt Salomon N MTN SUMMIT 12 LSH Orange Salomon N MTN SUMMIT 5 BR Gold Salomon N MTN SUMMIT 9 BR Titan Salomon N MTN TOUR Black/Titan

Recommended Action

Per CPSC guidance

Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled ski bindings and return them to any authorized Armada, Atomic Ski, or Salomon dealer for a free inspection and a free replacement of the toe portion of the ski bindings, if included in the recall. Authorized dealers can verify if a binding is included in this recall based on its serial number. The serial number is only visible during disassembly, and the firm asks consumers to allow dealers only to disassemble the bindings. Consumers should not disassemble bindings on their own.