Dynafit
TLT Speed Z12 Binding

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TLT Speed Z12 Binding

If there's one thing Dynafit knows best it's speed. Simplicity, durability, and function strike a balance in the TLT Speed Binding. Weighing in at just 570 grams per pair, these bindings are light enough to please weight-conscious skiers and strong enough to give you the confidence to rip that 2,000-foot couloir you just scurried up. Two heel riser settings keep your time on the skintrack smooth and efficient, while Ice Breaker pins keep snow and ice out of your boots to ensure reliable boot-to-binding retention.

Details

Lightweight tech binding for long tours in the backcountry
6-12 release value range for intermediate to advanced skiers
Two heel risers for efficient uphill travel
Adjustable lateral release for added safety
Ice Breaker pins for quick and secure step-in
Optional ski brakes available (sold separate)
Item #DNF00D0

Material: forged aluminum, stainless steel, chromoly, high-tech Syntetic
Release Rating: 6-12
Boot Compatibility: tech
Brake Width: (optional) 75mm, 90mm, 105mm
Heel Elevators: yes
Claimed Weight: [pair] 1lb 4.7oz
Recommended Use: backcountry skiing, ski mountaineering
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years

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2 out of 5 stars

December 1, 2020

Drive me nuts

Familiarity:: I've put it through the wringer

The binding is fine, it works, does what it's supposed to do with no failures. What I don't like are the lifters. They are not high enough at all (for me). Nor do they stay put, constantly fall out of position so that I find myself in flat mode about every five minutes when I need them in high. Leads to a giant waist of energy. The whole heel piece balls up way to easily in damp snow conditions as well. The heel piece also has significant play inherent in the design. Tried these for a full year and had to pull them.

Christopher O