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The telemark binding you've been concocting in daydreams for years.

Once you try the Enzo Telemark Binding you'll never go back. Thanks to its unique design, industry-leading pivot, unparalleled adjustability for different activities or conditions, and uncompromising tourability, the Enzo provides the performance, turnability, and ease of use that you've been dreaming of. Whether you prefer resort runs, like to jump in and out of the sidecountry gates, or live for the backcountry, you'll find that the Enzo is the right binding for the job.

  • Oversized hollow-front pivot with engineered bushings for stiffness and durability
  • Enzo's bushings have been designed to deal with high-load capacity, ensuring a solid pivot for years to come
  • Adjustable to three settings, depending on conditions, terrain, and preferred feel
  • Large-diameter steel springs ensure power, control, durability, and longevity
  • Stainless steel uni-body toeplate with stainless pivots and lock-down bar, glass reinforced nylon shim with anti-ice plates, and a 2,000 pound test strength stainless steel cable round out Enzo's durable, strong, and reliable components
  • Bomber uni-body stainless steel toebox is tightly toleranced for optimal power transfer and less slop
  • G3 has doubled the stainless steel cable load capacity to 2000 pounds each and eliminated cable fatigue by developing direct pivoting connections (one size fits all)
  • Push Button Pivot Actuation switches easily from ski to tour mode with push-push activation
  • Optimally located pivot offers 60° of full pivot range, while a new lock-down latch improves power transfer while edging
  • Pole-activated climbing heel supplies efficient touring (optional larger climbing height wire available, sold separately)
  • Innovative ice-breaking horn dramatically reduces icing issues common to other touring telemark bindings
  • Effective and easy heel throw features a new step-in tab alignment point that greatly improves step in
  • Available in three spring options: Black/Soft for lighter skiers who want easier flex; Silver/Medium for most skiers; and Gold/Stiff for heavier and/or aggressive skiers who prefer a binding with more resistance
  • Springs can be swapped for softer or stiffer ones (sold separately)

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I'm all ready to plunk down $320 for AXL's...

Ron

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I'm all ready to plunk down $320 for AXL's and just happend to read a review http://www.earnyourturns.com/13486/backcountry-telemark-binding-g3-enzo/ on what appears to be G3's copycat binding. I've been on HH's for years and love 'em other than long tours.I've used wimpy Targa's and never will again. So for $30 less I can pickup a pair of these but my gut says stick with 22 Designs. I am 6' 210 with tree trunks that power HH's mounted on Mantra's. Just picked up a pair of Nanatuk 186's for easier touring for this old man. Sounds like icing under the toe is less with this than the AXL.. 6 holes on each so that is a must. Which one should I get?

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paul

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

tried these bindings last year,at OR show. very responsive,going down. To me the pivot point was the selling point. If it would just start snowing!!!