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22 Designs - Lynx Tele Tech Binding

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Management number 243336194 Release Date 2026/07/20 List Price $167.99 Model Number 243336194
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Introducing the Lynx, an NTN tech-toe touring binding. It's a completely new design featuring composite flex plates, adjustable preload and binding activity, and a lightweight yet durable design. Built with machined aluminum parts, an easy-to-switch ski/walk mode, and lightweight springs with plenty of travel, it's the new standard in light touring for telemark bindings. The tech-toe design allows touring without any lifted binding weight, so skiers can keep up with even their spandex-clad AT brethren. But since it's a 22 Designs binding, skiers get the durability they expect and the reward of smooth, powerful tele turns on the way down. One touch puts the binding into free pivot mode. Once at the top, ski mode is also easily pole activated, peel skins and drop in!

Features

  • Easy step in and out Instant flex engagement
  • 80+ degrees of resistance-free touring
  • Adjustable preload and 3 activeness settings
  • Spring-loaded climbing bail
  • NTN compatible in two sizes
  • 2 Year Warranty.
  • Made in the USA.

Specifications

  • Large: 2lbs 3oz / 1000g
  • Small: 2lbs 2oz / 960g
  • Tech-toe Pin Height: 1.6"
  • Size break NTN compatibility:
    • For Scarpa and Crispi boots is 26.0/26.5
    • For Scott/Garmont boots, the break is between 25.5 and 26.0

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