Spy photo taken in the Life-Link workshop after mounting Dynafit bindings used on Mount Everest by the DesLauriers and Chin. The skis are Volkl T-Rock. Well, if this isn’t the final word on Dynafit, I don’t know what is. I…
Binding Reviews
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Life Link has done a good job and we wonder how anyone in a few months can set up a customer service infrastructure to match the one that Life-Link has developed over eight years of distributing Dynafit
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This just came in through the mail slot: Hi Lou: I’m a telemarker looking to put together my first AT setup and was hoping to get your opinion on which Dynafit binding makes the most sense for me. Boots will…
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Vintage Backcountry Skiing Bindings – Silvretta 404 Display and Mounting Instructions
by Lou Dawsonby Lou DawsonInspired by the interest out there, we added the 404 to the virtual binding museum, and whipped up some mounting instructions and a template.
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I got an email asking why we’d not been touting the Dynafit Comfort binding improvements for this season. We indeed reported last winter on the improved front baseplate, but the report was buried in a blog post about Dynafit skis.…
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Museum of randonnee backcountry skiing bindings: Marker Rotomat TR, circa 1970s. This is an interesting binding in that the toe and heel were alpine.
