22 Designs Lynx Telemark Bindings
Efficient enough to keep up with your spandex-clad AT buds on the uphill, 22 Designs Lynx Telemark bindings still give you the stability needed to make smooth, powerful telemark turns on the way down.
- Easy step in and out with instant engagement
- 80°+ of resistance-free touring
- Adjustable preload helps you fine-tune your ride
- 3 SLIC Pin™ positions take the resistance out of skinning uphill; lock the pivot point down when you're ready to link turns
- Spring-loaded climbing bails are easy to flip up and down with your ski pole
- NTN compatible in 2 sizes; size break for Scarpa/Crispi boots is 26.0/26.5; for Scott/Garmont boots, it's 25.5/26
- Boots with tech inserts required for use in uphill (touring) mode
- Tech-toe pin height of 1.6 in. (4cm)
- 22 Designs offers a 2-year warranty
Made in USA.
View all 22 Designs Telemark Ski Bindings| Best Use | Backcountry Skiing |
|---|---|
| Boot Sole Compatibility | NTN |
| Heel Lift | Yes |
| Weight (Pair) | 2 lbs. 3.3 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Fun, easy, and not much to improve
Still new to telemark after initial days on a Voile Hardwire variant this spring. Coming from AT and these tour well and weigh about what full feature tech bindings do. The limited telemark tech-compatible boots is the main limiting factor for touring now, not the bindings. The toe piece is very strong compared to normal tech toe; make sure fittings are aligned! If you get a scaled ski you never have to take skis off between laps on low angle tours. Used ski inserts to swap between different skis because these aren’t cheap, but they are made here, which is cool. I ski on least active slick pin setting (first holes) and would like an even softer option. “Claw” entry/exit takes a minute to figure out, but works well. If these didn’t exist I’d prob go with Voile Transit for the tech toe touring.
Powerful and light binding
I have 2 pairs of these mounted skis for touring and on area skiing. These are light and easy to tour in and have excellent power for the down hills. I haven't needed them but spare parts are cheap and easy to order from 22 designs. Be sure and get some sort of ski retention devices.