hi
i have the speedfit 10 binding, and am not sure it is mounted correctly.
the heelpiece jiggles a bit on the mounting plate - or at least that's what I think is happening. I haven't had the heel piece off, but it seems like the mounting plate is secure to the ski.
Is it normal that there is some play between the heel piece and the mounting plate?
thanks
Cut from the same lean cloth as the Speed binding, the TLT Speed 10 also offers hassle-free performance in a lightweight package. This version is built with slightly lower release values, but otherwise is the same binding at a lower price. The Speed 10 is equipped with BSL adjustment, lateral release adjustment, and multiple risers. The heel piece spins 180° to access the nearly-flat mode, then one or both risers can be flipped down to adapt to the skin track. An optional brake is available with a variety of sizes to suit everyone's fancy. The Dynafit Speed 10 pairs nicely with your choice of touring ski and cold-smoke.
- Ice-Breaker pins help clear debris from you boot fittings.
- +/-5mm adjustment in the heel track for different boots.
- Two riser-heights and a nearly-flat mode to choose from.
- Adjustable 5-10 lateral release and fixed vertical release.
- Optional 75mm, 90mm, and 105mm brake sizes, sold separately.
- Bayonet lock means it’s more easily-serviced than others.
Update 2018/19: The binding now comes with an aluminum toe piece (instead of steel) and new anodizing, offering a very noticeable 55g of weight savings per side.
Update 2019/20: The SpeedFit binding was renamed the Speed 10 to more clearly delineate it from the Speed 12.
| Specifications | |
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Weight |
305g [2018/19+] 360g [2017/18] |
| Weight (pair) | 610g [2018/19+] 720g [2017/18] |
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Boot |
Tech |
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Brakes |
Accessory 75, 90, 105 |
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BSL |
10mm |
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Riser |
3 |
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Vertical |
Fixed |
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Lateral |
5-10 |
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Crampon |
Included Option |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Stainless steel, chromoly, aluminum |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Touring, fitness skinning |
| Notes | Brakes are easily installed and removed |
| Bottom Line | Reliable binding at a good price |
| Compare to other Lean Bindings | |
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Questions & Reviews
2/22/2022
2/23/2022
Hey Jeff, So sounds like it is mounted correctly.
That heel is what Dynafit calls a Bayonet style, just like the Rotation binding. It is very solid, and there is a little wiggle to it. Quite small.
If you feel it is more, you can send a video to us at help@skimo.co
That heel is what Dynafit calls a Bayonet style, just like the Rotation binding. It is very solid, and there is a little wiggle to it. Quite small.
If you feel it is more, you can send a video to us at help@skimo.co
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I have skied about 10 solid days on these so far including some big days in Alaska in the spring. The binding is very light considering it has multiple riser heights, and I haven't had any issue with the toe piece releasing on kick turns. I got the test version in order to have more adjustability for boot sizes and have skied in them in a superlight skimo boot and a Scarpa Maestrale, good experiences all around.
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3/2/2021
To lock the toe the binding requires a small plastic stopper that is part of the lever, I recently lost this very small plastic piece and now my binding will not lock in place. Do you sell this small replacement part? Thanks Chris
3/2/2021
Hi Chris,
I believe you are looking for the Speed Toe Lockers x2 under our Dynafit Toe Levers & Locks listing.
I believe you are looking for the Speed Toe Lockers x2 under our Dynafit Toe Levers & Locks listing.
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1/11/2021
Hi, when I use the highest heel-riser it turns off by itself just after a few steps, again and again. I guess it is because turning it on and especially off goes with too much ease...? Does anyone have the same experience? Is there anything I can do about it (tighten any screw etc)?
1/13/2021
Thanks for reaching out! There isn't a screw to adjust, but email us a few photos of the left and right sides of the heel piece and we'll see what we can figure out! The address is help@skimo.co.
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1/5/2021
On Dynafit's website they have basically this binding but with more adjustability for different BSLs called the TLT Speedfit 10 Test. https://www.dynafit.com/en-us/tlt-speedfit-10-test-08-0000049440
Do you carry the test model with the larger adjustment plate?
Do you carry the test model with the larger adjustment plate?
1/5/2021
Hi Galen, we can get that version for you if you'd like. Send an email to help@skimo.co
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12/29/2020
Hi skimo,
can you tell me how to remove the heel piece of the speedfit binding (with brake).
Thanks much
Fred
can you tell me how to remove the heel piece of the speedfit binding (with brake).
Thanks much
Fred
12/30/2020
never mind, I figured it out.
fred
fred
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11/25/2020
I’m adjusting a speedfit 10 binding for a new boot. Specifications say 10mm bsl adjustment but the ends of the stop marks indicate more like 13mm. Can I safely adjust the center of the “V” to the end of the stop mark? If so I can get required 5.5mm spacing and avoid a remount.
Thanks
Thanks
11/25/2020
Hey David,
Great question! You should be all good to safely adjust to the center of the "V". Enjoy!
Great question! You should be all good to safely adjust to the center of the "V". Enjoy!
11/25/2020
Hi David, for the record, we list 10mm as the range limit because it's nearly impossible to try and mount this for BSLs that are 13mm apart. But once it's mounted, yes there is 13mm of range.
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6/17/2020
I have two questions for you:
1. Is it wise to put a Dynafit Speedfit berth on 108 mm wide skis and 1800 gram caves?
2. Can it be attached to this berth Dynafit Guide Leash?
Thanks
1. Is it wise to put a Dynafit Speedfit berth on 108 mm wide skis and 1800 gram caves?
2. Can it be attached to this berth Dynafit Guide Leash?
Thanks
6/17/2020
Hello Todor, thanks for reaching out!
1. Yes, this binding should be just fine to use on a wider ski!
2. Yes, this binding has leash rings included that can be mounted under the toes.
1. Yes, this binding should be just fine to use on a wider ski!
2. Yes, this binding has leash rings included that can be mounted under the toes.
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4/27/2020
Will this model binding fit a 2013-14 Seven Summits ski with pre-drilled 30x39mm hole pattern for the toe piece? If not, what other bindings do you have in stock to fit this hole pattern?
4/27/2020
Thanks for your question, Stuart. The toe piece does have a 30x39mm hole pattern. For more information on hole pattern recognition check out this article. Happy skiing!
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3/9/2020
Hi hi :) Do you know how to tell what year a pair of speedfit bindings was made? I'm trying to figure out if mine are still under warranty - the toe lever broke off yesterday :(
3/9/2020
Hi chloe, check your receipt! If purchased prior to this season, anything within two years of purchase would be covered. Starting this season, Dynafit is offering a "lifetime" warranty (10 years).
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10/14/2018
How easy are the heel risers to operate both up and down when climbing? As easy as the flip system, e.g. on the verticals?
10/15/2018
Hey Conrad, operating the heel risers is about the same as operating the smaller(low) riser on the Radical's flip system!
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6/10/2018
Hi JBO,
just received the speedfits and brakes, and they look like they will work great with a new pair of skis for next season. However, before I start mounting in the Fall, I wanted to get clarification on two thing:
1) do the bindings accommodate standard dynafit crampons?
2) I understand that, while the heel lateral release runs from 6-10, the heel vertical release is fixed. I've read that it is fixed at 8, which seems reasonable. Is that your understanding? (My bindings are typically set between 7 and 8).
Thanks much for your great service.
Fred
just received the speedfits and brakes, and they look like they will work great with a new pair of skis for next season. However, before I start mounting in the Fall, I wanted to get clarification on two thing:
1) do the bindings accommodate standard dynafit crampons?
2) I understand that, while the heel lateral release runs from 6-10, the heel vertical release is fixed. I've read that it is fixed at 8, which seems reasonable. Is that your understanding? (My bindings are typically set between 7 and 8).
Thanks much for your great service.
Fred
6/11/2018
Hey Frederick! Glad they look good! Yes, they will accept standard Dynafit crampons. You are correct, lateral release is adjustable from 5-10 but the vertical release is fixed. There are a handful of factors, most notably boot sole length, that will affect your vertical release. We don't publicly display our release test data but if you are in the 7-8ish realm then you are likely a reasonable match with this binding. Feel free to send me an email if you'd like to discuss further, or even better, visit our binding finder.
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5/29/2018
I assume these bindings don't come with leashes? Do you have a lightweight leash that you'd recommend? Thanks.
5/30/2018
Hey Deling, You are correct these bindings do not come with leashes. For a lightweight leash, check out the Dynafit guide leash or the G3 Ion LT leash.
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4/29/2018
Do the SpeedFit toes use the same mounting pattern as the Speed Radicals?
4/29/2018
Hi Coby, yes the Speed and SpeedFit use the 30x39 Radical toe pattern.
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2/22/2018
Erik
(used product a few times)
I have this binding on a Helio 105 with Maestrales. When touring the top of the maestrales will hit the toe lock lever and cause the binding to release. This is a very frustrating issue as every kick turn causes a release. Took them to the local shop and they said there was nothing they could do. I would recommend making sure your boot has a short enough toe welt to function properly before buying.
2/22/2018
FYI I am using the older 2016 blue buckle Maestrales.
5/20/2018
Hi Erik, we haven't seen this problem. What size boot do you have?
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1/7/2018
Do you know the heel gap that is spec'd for this binding with boot locked down?
Thanks.
cc
Thanks.
cc
1/7/2018
Hi Chris, it is 5.5mm.
1/7/2018
Hi,
Thanks for Verifying!!
cc
Thanks for Verifying!!
cc
2/2/2018
It’s nearly impossible to spin the heel piece when used with a brake.. any solution to this ?
Thnx
Thnx
2/10/2018
Hi Chris, you can file down the little bumps it needs to surmount.
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12/22/2017
Wondering if anyone knows about installation of brakes after these bindings have been mounted?
Thanks!
Thanks!
12/22/2017
The heel piece has to come off of the baseplate (it's sitting on a threaded baseplate) and the plastic nubbin piece that's in the way of installing the brakes pops off and the brakes take its place. Then you have to thread the heel housing and brake back onto the baseplate and you're all good to go!
1/15/2018
Just to clarify- do you back the heel piece all the way off by the adjustment screw and it’s removed that way ?
1/15/2018
Hi Chris, yes and you may need to gently pry up the plastic piece in front of the housing to allow it to slide off the track.
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10/17/2017
Hello! Is the weight 310gr, as in the text, or 348gr, as in the specs?
10/17/2017
Hi Sigurd, thanks for pointing out the discrepancy. The Specs have our verified weight of 348g, a bit over the catalog weight.
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