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Voile TTS Transit Telemark Binding
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Description
The Voile TTS Transit is a 550 g telemark tech binding with three activity positions and a heel assembly that comes off to save 264 g per binding for the climb.
Tech Specs
Voile TTS Transit Telemark Binding
The Voile TTS Transit Telemark Binding is a telemark touring binding for free-heel skiers who want to tour at pin-binding weight and still drive a real telemark turn on the way down. A tech toe holds the boot by its toe inserts, and a removable heel assembly with three activity positions lets the binding ski with a neutral feel like a 75 mm binding or an active feel closer to NTN. At 550 g per binding with the heel assembly, and 264 g lighter per binding with it stowed in the pack, the TTS Transit suits telemark touring, long approaches and spring missions.
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Why We Like It
- Pulling the heel assembly for the climb saves 264 g per binding, which leaves little more than a tech toe and risers on the ski for long approaches.
- Three activity positions change how the binding skis, from a neutral feel like a 75 mm binding to an active feel closer to NTN, and spring cartridge options add finer tuning.
- The tech toe holds the boot by its toe inserts, so the pivot is free and efficient on the skin track.
- Crampon hooks come installed on the toe, so a ski crampon, sold separately, clips on for firm spring climbs.
Best Uses
- Telemark touring
- Long approaches where weight matters
- Spring missions with ski crampons
- Free-heel skiers touring with alpine touring partners
- Telemark skiers who tune the binding to the snow
Mounting and Setup Advice
The TTS Transit has no release mechanism and no brake, so plan on leashes and ski it with that in mind. The heel assembly comes in sizes matched to boot size; confirm the size against your boot before mounting. When you move the cables to a different activity position, adjust the spring cartridges as Voile directs.
The binding needs a telemark boot with tech toe inserts. NTN boots with toe inserts work; boots without toe inserts do not. Bring your boots in so we can confirm the toe inserts, size the heel assembly and set up the cartridges.
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Construction and Compatibility
Compare the Voile TTS Transit
TTS Transit vs. 22 Designs Outlaw X NTN Telemark Binding
The 22 Designs Outlaw X NTN Telemark Binding holds the boot by its NTN sole and includes a free-pivot tour mode, with a heavier build aimed at hard descents. The TTS Transit tours lighter on toe inserts.
Shop 22 Designs Outlaw X NTN Telemark BindingTTS Transit vs. 22 Designs Bandit NTN Telemark Binding
The 22 Designs Bandit NTN Telemark Binding is resort-only, with no tour mode, retractable brakes and preload adjustable from 1 to 5. Choose the Bandit for lift-served days; choose the TTS Transit to tour.
Shop 22 Designs Bandit NTN Telemark BindingTTS Transit vs. 22 Designs Lynx NTN Telemark Binding
The 22 Designs Lynx NTN Telemark Binding pairs a tech toe with composite flex plates and a pole-activated switch between touring and ski modes. The main difference here is that the Lynx grabs the duck-butt, where the Transit grabs the heel. Both bindings are built for free-heel touring; the TTS Transit uses cable-and-spring cartridges with three activity positions and a heel assembly that can be removed for the climb.
Shop 22 Designs Lynx NTN Telemark BindingCommon Questions
Who should buy the Voile TTS Transit Telemark Binding?
What boots work with the Voile TTS Transit Telemark Binding?
Does the TTS Transit release?
What do the three activity positions do?
How much does the TTS Transit weigh?
Does the TTS Transit have a brake?
Our Verdict
Frequently Asked Questions
What foot shape works best?
Low- to medium-volume feet with a lower instep and secure heel.
Does it punch well?
Minor boot fitting is possible, but race boots are less forgiving to modify than heavier Grilamid touring boots.