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SOLD AS A PAIR
Crafted for those who value a straightforward, no-frills approach to their gear, the Voile HD Mountaineer is a lightweight champion among telemark bindings. It's celebrated for its ease of use and reliability, particularly appealing to skiers who embark on extended tours and seek bindings that won't weigh them down or complicate their journey. Its design minimizes complexity, focusing on essential features that deliver performance without the fuss.
The binding's construction is geared toward versatility, supporting a broad spectrum of telemark skiing styles. It's obviously more suited to covering distance than making turns, but it thrives when its snuggled up against the duckbill of a leather boot.
Choose the Voile HD Mountaineer 3-Pin Telemark Binding for a backcountry experience that emphasizes ease, reliability, and adaptability, ensuring your focus remains on the adventure ahead and not on your equipment.
Sold as a pair.
Benefits
SPECS
| Part Number | 202HD-BK |
| Color | Red |
| Weight (lbs/kg) | .965lbs/0.44kg/pr. |
| Flex/Performance | Neutral |
| Material | 5052-H32 Alum |
UPC
Part No: 202HD-GR UPC: 759948917047
Reviews
4.94/5 Stars out of 17 Reviews
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Karl
I cannot be bothered to ‘upgrade’ to a heavier and more expensive Tele binding— I just stay true to the humble binding of 3 pins. I use these at the resort on E99’s, Tua Toute Neige’s, KarhuSupremes, and Fischer 88’s. They are just fine on my Altai Hok’s, as well. They handle hard pack and powder, too. As I age, I find that I prefer my T4 and T2 plastic boots over leather on the groomers, but contrary to what everyone tells me, my humble 3 pin bindings work just fine with T2 boots. Sure, I have to hone technique on every run, but that is why I ski.
Jeromy
Solid reliable equipment. Worry free and worth every penny!
Dave Weber
Rock solid. I mated them with a Kahru leather telemark boot and have had no trouble for over 20 years. I live in the mountains of Colorado and ski as well as camp in the backcountry all winter.
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