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The Voile 3-Pin Cable Traverse Telemark Binding bridges the gap between our Hardwire 3-Pin and 3-Pin Cable bindings. It is an ideal binding for skiers who enjoy long touring days over moderate terrain with occasional steep pitches and prefer softer-plastic or leather boots.
The toe piece is essentially the same as that of the Hardwire 3-Pin, being robustly constructed of the same 6016-T6 aluminum and tempered steel toe bail. The 3-Pin Cable Traverse employs a similar, but slightly-lower, heel pad than the Hardwire 3-Pin, but, likewise, offers dual-height climbing elevators. By contrast, 3-Pin Cable Traverse makes use of our time-honored, cable springs, rather than rods and cartridge springs, and drops 11 ounces of weight, per pair, in the process.
Unlike the Voilé 3-Pin Cable binding, the 3-Pin Cable Traverse mounts to a ramped 10mm riser. (All Voilé risers are pre-drilled with a 4-hole pattern that is standard in the industry.) This moderate shim still provides good leverage for tipping the ski without scraping the toe piece, as well as better purchase into the ski core, itself.
Versatility on a diet. That’s the 3-Pin Cable Traverse.
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Benefits
SPECS
| Part Number | 602 |
| Color | Grey/Black |
| Cable Spring Length | 8" |
| Boot Size (US) | Up to size 13 US Mens (purchase the 9" or 10" for larger boots) |
| Weight (lbs/kg) | 2 lbs. 2 oz./.998kg/pr. |
| Riser Height | 10mm |
| Heel Pad Height | 18mm |
| Dual Height Elevators | 55mm/75mm |
| Ramp angle for boot rocker | 3 degrees |
| Flex/Performance | Moderate |
| Material | 6061-T6 Tempered Aluminum |
UPC
Part No: 602-BK UPC: 759948913681
5/5 Stars out of 5 Reviews
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Joe Hutchison (Leadville, Colorado) | September 11th, 2025
Watch out, these ain't your dad's tele bindings.....well kind of they are, but don't think that these three pin senders aren't worth your time.
These bindings are nothing if not versatile. Want to ski in leathers? No prob. T2s? Don't even sweat it. Inbounds, summer objectives, trails, huts, you name it and these will get you there. I've skiied all of the above on these bindings and some Fischer S-Bound 112s
The XCD nomads will rise again, taking over the ski industry step by step until resorts are defunct, every film tour, every race, every freeride tour is gone and there is only XCD. The takeover is inevitable, it's up to you if you: join or die.
Bubba | September 10th, 2025
I've used this binding on wider XCD skis with both light plastic boots (Scarpa T4) and leather boots -- it works well with both. This binding has an advantage over the regular 3-Pin Cable in that it includes a riser that uses four screws for the toe piece vs. three screws w/o the riser -- a potential advantage in binding retention. It also has two heel riser heights vs. one for the regular 3-Pin Cable.
scales | September 10th, 2025
Paired with T2's and V6 BC for a BC powder setup. Unhook the cable for the approach. Switch boots to ski, throw the cable over the heel and ready to go. 3 pin still has its place.
Scott Ruster, Lift Builder | September 10th, 2025
Tried & True. Where it all began for me. I have skied these bindings for many years and have never been let down by this setup. Once I found this binding, I have not skied another binding. Until I won a pair of Switchbacks at a Utah Avalanche Forecast Center fundraiser. Thanks for making a great "old school" binding.
Travis Wyman | September 10th, 2025
Have used these bindings for years and still doesn't disappoint. The best binding for me that I have used to cover varied terrain and still be able to cut turns wherever appropriate.
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