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Tough, versatile, 3-Pin bindings with amazing touring capabilities.

Secure your backcountry-hungry boards to your tele boots with the Voile Hardwire 3-Pin Telemark Ski Bindings, and go break trail. The unique heel assembly locks to the heel plate so you can tour with only your toe attached to the Hardwire’s durable aluminum 3-pin toe box. That means zero uphill resistance for quick strides up the skin track.
  • Tempered-stainless-steel connecting rods deliver excellent edge-to-edge performance in crud and variable snow
  • Durable nylon V-120 riser features a sloping design to accommodate your telemark boots’ shape
  • Climbing wire (sold separately) fits into heel platform to provide easy uphill strides

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Andy and Brad Mellotte

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We use the releasable version of this binding. We are posting this comment here because BC must be out of them for the year. I (Brad) took a mountaineering class taught by Central Washington Mountain Rescue and the main teacher, a gnarly alpinist told the group he teles with a releasable binding now after breaking his leg on a moderate inbound and groomed run. We wondered if the release would cause the binding to lose is rigidity, but don't believe it does. We are sure the release has saved Brad from another ACL surgery. When it is adjusted correctly, it has never released when we did not want it to. So, if the releasable version of this binding is solid, this binding has to be. Brad never thought much of the three pin addition until it ripped out and bent a hardwire useless on a bomber snag. The three pins got him back down the hill, and it was actually kind of fun. Thee three pins also allow more of a pivot function allowing your tips to ride a little higher over drifts than when the binding is locked down with the hardwire bail when going up hill. Video of an exhausted Andy M. cutting a line after hours on Mach V, a black diamond at White Pass, WA in semi heavy Cascade powder covering the usual icy, rutted moguls.

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Christopher Columbus

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Had these set up with Madshus Epochs and the Fischer BCX 875 boot, recently transferred them to Voile Vectors and am using the Garmont Excursions. Use them mostly for cruising around looking for mellow downhills and running laps on east coast tree stashes. Have also had them out at the local resort a time or two and they worked fine. Really solid binding, easy to align the pins, great to have the free heel option while touring and the heel lock provides a nice amount of stability for the down. Would recommend picking up a pair of heel lifts right off the bat to avoid having to either remove the heel plate or mangle yourself with a flat head screwdriver trying to slip them on a heel plate that is already installed (http://www.backcountry.com/voile-climbing-bars-wire-only). Go with the "Tall"/75mm height due to the already high pad.

How do I lock the heel assembly to the...

JW

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How do I lock the heel assembly to the heel plate?

Christopher Columbus

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If the heel plate is positioned properly you should be able to drop the heel lock over the pad/plate and lock it down using the same motion you would to "unlock" it from your boot heel. Shown in one of the detail pics above. If the heel plate is not in the right spot it may not work as well.

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opkp324130

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

I have mounted Voile Hardware 3-pin to my Asnes Ingstad skies. I love it and it is great together i mountain in Greenland.
Greenland is very extreme, therefore are these product is great to use in backcountry and Telemarking

Ski:
Asnes Ingstad is a very lightweight and rugged mountain skis with steel edges and the whole entire 22 mm sidecut. It is equipped with tension and lubricant pocket. The ski is the same as Combat Nato, developed for special departments of defense, with both walking and driving characteristics. The ultimate mountain ski that are suitable for the challenges the mountain has to offer.

http://www.asnes.com/index.php?mapping=55&&maingroup=SKI&brand=ASNES&itemno=540189&subgroup=MNT

http://www.asnes.com/index.php?mapping=45&nyhet=34

Greenland:
http://www.greenland.com/en/things-to-do/outdoor-aktiviteter/ski-i-groenland.aspx

Do these bindings fit any tele boot? I...

nan5431794

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Do these bindings fit any tele boot? I am looking for a binding that will work in the back country on my new Alpine lite terrain skiis in Vermont with both my old Asolo 3 pin boots (almost 30 yrs old!) and my Scarpa tele boots. I don't plan to use these at ski areas at all.

Dave Marcus

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If your Scarpa tele boots have pin holes in the duckbill, the Hardwire 3-pins will work. If not, they won't.

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G---P---

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This binding rocks. I like the solid feel of the hardwire, while the spring cartridges contribute a nice giving feel when you jump from crud to powder. These bindings are so simple, I have never had a problem with breaking parts or missing pieces. Overall, these bindings are great. The only part i don't care for, though, is the problem with trying to match your boot holes with the 3 pins.

Darius Vaitkus

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try closing the heel latch before you close the toe box bale. It will push the front of you boot up against the front of the binding and make closing it a snap.

eightdrunkengods

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To assist lining up: Use a sharpie (or something) to make visual reference marks. I clipped my boot into the binding and used a sharpie to one mark on the boot right next to another mark on the binding. This gave me a visual indicator so if I line up the marks on the boot and binding, the bail will close.

Philip_mil2251907

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Practice at home on your rug. Not so slippery, ski stays put. Markers or other aids are close to hand to mark your boots or bindings. Then go to a slippery slope.