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They require the jaws of life to bring up. It's a huge product design fail.\nPlease redesign so they could be easily deployed by the tips of the ski pole when splitting up.

Gone through a lot of voile skins over the years and have always felt they were the best. However, bought my son some new hyper glide splitboard skins and while the new glue is easy to separate the skins it does not stick to the bottom of the board at all. 210$ is a lot for us and I am super dissapointed, nothing sucks more than skin failure on your second lap with an epic day ahead of you. Going to throw some BD skin glue on them and hope for better results.

The heel lock needs to be made of something stronger. It broke after one use and after being replaced on warranty, it broke after two uses. This is a design fail that needs to be revised. Please notify me when a stronger replacement part is made.

I really love my voile bindings, they are quite the stuff. Really nice when cruising not too hard terrain. However I did an LVS search training in as voile would call it "rolling terrain" and literally at the first possible moment the heellocks broke.\nIf you think about it, this is not unexpected, first of all it's sometimes hard to see if they are pushed fully inwards.\nSecondly the piece of plastic, holding the whole binding in place is 4 x 4x 2 mm at maximum. How is this not going to break?\nMake an aluminum insert, that would def. do!

I have had my STS Tour bindings for about 1 and a half seasons. They were amazing for the first year. Then I started having problems with the locking mechanism randomly releasing and my most recent day out I had to use a ski strap to keep it locked while skinning.