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Dynafit TLT Expedition Binding
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Light, efficient, and reliable.
- Forged aluminum
- No lateral release
- Removable crampon slot
- Low stand height
- Item #DNF007J
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Confidence where you need it
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Whether skiing an exposed line or on a long expedition where mechanical simplicity is key, these are the ticket. Light, simple, and confident.
Confidence inspiring
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are as simple and mechanically efficient as possible. With no lateral release, these are NOT your daily driver bindings on the resort or in the backcountry. A crash that twists your knee or an avalanche takes you for a ride and your ski will not release! They are a quiver item and best for terrain where releasing a ski is not an option. If you are making jump turns down a steep face, have confidence that if you hit a patch of ice, you definitely will not accidentally release from your ski.
Uphill beast!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Are you looking at some long approaches in the future? Look no further this lightweight system provides the ultimate uphill experience with the quality release that dynafit provides in case you take a spill. Similar to the TLTs or radicals. Please feel fee to reach out if you are looking to get outfitted - 801-204-4533 or escherer@backcountry.com.
Light as a feather
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
yeah, the don't weigh. there's no other way to describe it. at 7 oz. you're only affected by the weight of your skis!
They feel great. Ski like Dynafits. I haven't taken a tumble, so release may be a different experience, but they feel pretty much the same as my TLTs, and Radicals, just a bit closer to the ground with no risers.
Installation is a bear. hire a professional with the jig. Though it can be done at home, it's such a stressful task, i wish it on no one.
Just a heads up, these don't really have the same release capabilities of the TLTs or the Radicals. The heel piece has no lateral release, meaning you can't twist out of it like you can on other Dynafit bindings. With the toe unlocked, you could theoretically pull out of the binding with a forward or backward motion in a fall, but this is a very rudimentary release and your skis will more likely than not stay on your feet if you take a tumble.
What they DO excel at is having almost no mechanical failure points. These are extraordinarily simple, low-tech bindings that won't leave you stranded. They're not flimsy, but with the lack of lateral release they're designed for careful "no-mistake" skiing as you'd do days from civilization and emergency help. Check out the Superlite 2.0 if you want something just as light with a fully adjustable release setting for slightly more aggressive skiing.