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Who ever said that you have to sacrifice safety for weight savings?

Weighing in at a mere 185-grams and featuring a heel piece with an adjustable release, the Dynafit TLT Speed Superlite Binding delivers an ideal blend of minimalism and safety. Unlike other incarnations of Dynafit's ultralight tech bindings, the TLT Speed Superlite lets you set the release value of your heel piece for added safety while you're out there pushing your limits.
  • An adjustable screw on the heel piece lets you dial in your side- and front-release value for added safety (release value: 5-10)
  • Forged 7075 aluminum chassis keeps weight to a minimum without sacrificing performance
  • Sole-height screw lets you adjust the toe piece to fit modified racing boots
  • Four steel Torx screws for the toe and three for the heel save weight
  • Patented anti-snow grooves on the toe pivot of the binding allows the boot to gain rapid entry into the toe in all snow conditions

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How does Release Value compare to DIN? My...

Ellen Oppenheimer

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How does Release Value compare to DIN? My DIN setting is below 5 does that mean that these bindings will not release when they should?

Sandy Brown

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Ellen, Release Value and DIN are close to synonymous. Due to AT gear's non-standard binding interface, the companies don't use the same nomenclature (DIN) as Alpine gear. That said, the adjustment table used by Dynafit is the same as the alpine DIN table. If you are sure that you should have your Release Value below 5, this binding may be too "stiff" for you.

The Cascade Kid

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B&D sells aftermarket heel springs to reduce stated release values below 5. Not approved by Dynafit, but definitely an option.

Can the heel piece on this binding be...

joshkaplan280867

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Can the heel piece on this binding be rotated to allow the heel to sit flat while touring, or does it only operate in a raised mode similar to the race heel pieces? I'm interested in something lighter than the Speed Radical for a lightweight setup but I don't think I'm willing to live with the limitation of having to tour with only a raised heel.

Sandy Brown

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Josh, The Speed Superlite only tours in the raised-heel mode. The idea was to have a race-weight and lower cost binding with DIN release.

joshkaplan280867

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Sandy, thank you for the prompt reply. This binding is very tempting at $449, but I'm not sure how much I'd be bothered by only being able to tour in raised-heel mode since the tours I do often involve a start and finish along a stretch of flat, snow-covered forest road. Choices, choices, hmm....

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TJ

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Has anyone used these yet? I just played with a pair and the pins on the heel unit are very loose and allow a tone of movement in the boot binding interface. Nothing like other dynafits I have used. I really want a pair but am worried about the play in the heel unit.

Ty Falk

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I just got a pair and they too had loose pins. The retailer had the pins replaced for me. Sounds like a common problem with some of the superlites out there. I love them so far from about the ten days I have put on them.

mortysmith

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what boots are you using with these bindings?