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Dynafit Low Tech Lite Alpine Touring Binding - 2010 BCS
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You have an intense competitive drive so it’s no wonder that you tour with the Dynafit Low Tech Lite Alpine Touring Binding. Made from strong durable components and one of the lightest binding on the market, the Low Tech helps get you to the finish or to the top, first.
- Easily adjust the metal riser lug with your ski pole to switch from walk to ski mode
- Durable toe piece locks in your boot and lets you pivot effortlessly when you climb
- A four point attachment system allows you to be positioned close to the ski for maximum control of your skis
- Lightweight components and easy pivot system provide ideal walking comfort and help you move efficiently and effortlessly when you climb
Bottom Line: A binding you can trust and that lasts.
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Does this binding suffer from the same problem with the race
Does this binding suffer from the same problem with the race binding: no flat heel position for the TLT5, always have to be in a raised heel position? My main interest in this binding stems from snow buildup in the heel cup of the vertical st while I'm on nordic ski patrol, breaking trail. The snow builds up on the heel ledge of the binding and is kept in place by the curved heel cup. Ski patrol is a lot of flat, medium climbs, and medium downs, much like ski touring. So, what't the verdict--will I be able to have the heel flat/boot level, will snow build up be less? Thanks!
By: and3436821
August 2, 2011
Yes, this is a raised heel binding. If you are looking for the ultimate lightweight touring (not racing) binding, I would go with the new TLT Speed Radical. It should solve the snow build-up problem. Enjoy!
By: Sandy Brown
August 9, 2011
1/2 Pair Weight w Screws
By: Jerimy
May 9, 2012
Yowsers!
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Dane Burns
July 30, 2011
For the weight involved, and the relaibility this has to be the "deal" in low tech bindings. Having skied a bunch now in the LT Race hard to ignore the price point and added durability of the LT Alpine. Great binding but realise the differeence of "limited relase" that these offer over a pair of the traditional TLT Speed.
is that weight correct? 600grams for a pair? seems too heavy
is that weight correct? 600grams for a pair? seems too heavy for this particular model
By: kadl00291224436
December 13, 2010
After buying a pair, they weighed in at 17oz or a little over 483g for the pair.
By: Jerimy
May 4, 2011
The dynafit site lists the weight as 197g per binding.
By: Jerimy
January 23, 2011
Change me.
Out of Stock
2010 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Touring Bindings than that
Alpine Touring Bindings- Material:
- Magnesium, titanium, aluminum, high strength plastic, and CrMo steel
- DIN Rated:
- No
- Boot Compatibility:
- Dynafit
- Brakes Included:
- No
- Heel Elevators:
- No
- Weight:
- [Pair] 1 lb 5oz (600g)
- Recommended Use:
- Ski mountaineering, super tours
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year