Ski Bindings Dynafit Speed Turn Black/Silver — lightweight adjustable touring bindings

Dynafit Speed Turn Black/Silver are lightweight adjustable touring bindings engineered for ski mountaineering and backcountry touring. Designed to interface with alpine touring boots, these bindings combine a reduced weight construction with an ascent mode that saves energy on the climb and a reliable downhill release mechanism for controlled descents. The adjustable length allows fitting different boot sole lengths, making them suitable for mixed alpine terrain and variable boot setups.

Advantages

The bindings offer a low weight-to-performance ratio, reducing fatigue during long approaches while maintaining sufficient security for downhill skiing. The adjustable system enables quick adaptation to varying boot sole lengths without tools or complex adjustments. The ascent mode improves efficiency on skinning sections by providing a natural pivot point and optimized range of motion. Materials and mechanisms are optimized for durability and predictable release behavior under alpine conditions.

Suitable for

• Ski mountaineering and alpine touring
• Backcountry day trips with mixed ascent and descent sections
• Randonée and lightweight multi-day tours
• Skiers who use multiple boots or need adjustable binding length

Key specifications

• Type: Adjustable alpine touring bindings with toe and heel interfaces
• Use mode: Ascent mode for climbing and release mode for downhill
• Weight: Designed for low overall system weight (lightweight class)
• Compatibility: Works with standard alpine touring boot soles
• Adjustment: Tool-free length adjustability to accommodate different sole lengths
• Release behavior: Mechanisms for controlled downhill release

How to use

Install these bindings on touring skis according to the manufacturer's mounting instructions and have a qualified technician verify compatibility with your alpine touring boots. Set the binding length to match the boot sole length and confirm secure engagement at both toe and heel. Use the ascent mode when skinning uphill to take advantage of the pivot and range of motion; when ready to descend, switch to the downhill mode and check that the release settings are correctly adjusted for your weight and skiing style. Regularly inspect moving parts and retention interfaces for wear before each tour.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, have bindings mounted and adjusted by a certified technician, verify compatibility with your specific boot model, and perform routine pre-tour checks. Use appropriate DIN/release settings suitable for your weight, ability, and terrain. Keep the moving parts clean and free of ice and debris to maintain reliable function.