Voile’s Switchback X2 is just what it sounds like, a Switchback on steroids. It expands the range of performance at both ends of the spectrum – turning and touring.
Posts Tagged ‘free pivot tele’
Review: Voile’s Switchback X2 (2011)
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Posted in Dostie, Craig, Telemark Bindings, Voile 
Tags: 75mm, free pivot, free pivot tele, Switchback 
6 Comments »Review: 22 Designs Axl (2011 version)
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When it comes to heavy metal rocking with a free heel there is no more powerful binding on planet tele than 22 Designs Axl. It is possible to make the TTS or NTN binding more powerful but actually I shudder that you should need any more tele-resistänçe than Axl delivers. Put another way, if you [...]
Review: BD introduces O1 telemark binding
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This is a rerun of an article originally published on Couloir Online 22dec05 (Revised 20apr06). It is reposted here as a historical reference and basis of comparison for future revisions to the O1. Couloir began prodding telemark binding manufacturers back in 2001 to “expand their horizons from merely binding the boot to the ski, to [...]
Posted in Black Diamond, Couloir, Dostie, Craig, Telemark Bindings Tags: free pivot tele, icing 3 Comments »Review: Voile Switchback
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If bindings were cars, the Switchback would be a Subaru. It tracks superbly, uphill and downhill, and if you know how to drive ‘er, you can out maneuver higher-powered vehicles.
