Snowboard & Ski Bindings DAKINE

Handy keychain-sized Fidget mini tool from Dakine, complete with a variety of useful heads. The Fidget tool from Dakine perfect for anyone who loves to travel light.This amazing mini tool measures up just under 5cm in length and will make sure all your gear locked down and secure when you need it. Attach it to your keys or just clip it in your pocket, this Fidget mini tool comes with a Philips, Posi, Flat Alan head, which makes it pretty handy.No snowboarder should ride without a binding tool, if not for fine-tuning your bindings whilst out riding, then for safetys sake. The nuts, bolts and screws keeping your board and bindings together have a nasty habit of working loose at the worst possible …

Super-handy T-handle Torque Driver from Dakine, perfect for all your snowboard and ski needs small enough to stow away in your backpack or tuning kit. The Dakine Torque Driver snowboardski binding tool has a classic T handle design for maximum grip and a nice smooth-running ratchet action. Classic simplicity.Integrated into the driver a 10mm hex socket, and packed into the handle you get 2 and 3 Phillips head screwdriver bits, 3 Pozidrive and 332 inch hex pieces plus a 14 inch flat head screwdriver. The T Handle also stores an 8mm and 10mm single-piece wrench.No snowboarder or skier should head out without a bindingski tool, if not for fine-tuning, then for safetys sake. The nuts, bolts and …

Quality Stance screwdriver from Dakine, complete with a number of interchangeable heads built-in tape measure. The Dakine stance Driver tool a fantastic, versatile tool with everything you might need on the mountain. Packed into the handle you get 2 and 3 Phillips head screwdriver bits, 2 and 3 Posi-drive and 332 inch hex pieces plus a 14 inch flat head screwdriver. Theres even a handy tape measure built into the handle for getting the perfect stance width.No snowboarderskier should ride or ski without a binding tool, if not to fine-tune your bindings, then simply for safetys sake. The nuts, bolts and screws on all makes of bindings have a nasty habit of working loose and always at the worst …