If you’ve been waiting for TTS to grow up a bit, it has. The chubby cable posts and ill fitting heel posts are more slender, functional, and adaptable. Equally importantly the heel lever got the nose job it needed to snap onto the heel step of any compatible boot. Weight matters. Power matters. Why carry more than you need to?
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Review: Telemark Tech System (ver. 2.0)
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Posted in Dostie, Craig, Telemark Bindings, Wasatch Ski Dist 
Tags: dynafit, Tech system, tele-lite, TTS 
22 Comments »Dynafit goes bi-sensual! Can you believe it?
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You won’t believe it! The concept behind Mark Lengel’s Telemark Tech System binding is so simple it’s a wonder no one tried it before. Perhaps there was a quack or two out there who did and didn’t even believe it themselves, or they thought no one else would, so they abandoned it (after all, they’re [...]
Posted in Dostie, Craig, G3, Ramblings, Telemark Bindings, Wasatch Ski Dist Tags: faith, light tele, tele-resistance, telemark tech system, TTS 22 Comments »Review: Verdict on Telemark Tech System
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Some may pooh-pooh this as being a fringe element of telemark skiing. Indeed it is. But the future is determined by those who push to redefine boundaries, not those who accept what is.
Posted in Dostie, Craig, Telemark Bindings, Wasatch Ski Dist Tags: NTN, telemark tech system, TTS 11 Comments »Review: Day 2 on TTS beta binding
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Dynafit is not just the binding platform of choice for ski mountaineers with locked heels, but those with a tele-style free heel too.
Posted in Dostie, Craig, Telemark Bindings, Wasatch Ski Dist Tags: Dynafit toe, Tech system, TTS 8 Comments »Review: Day 1 with TTS beta binding
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The TTS binding uses a Dynafit (aka Tech) toe with a classic telemark cable with compression spring cartridges that latches around the heel of the boot. It only works with NTN boots that have Tech fittings.
