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In words
Intro
As with the race model, this binding features a unique front spring mech, which requires you to press down on the lever to insert the boot. It’s pretty easy to use and solves the difficulties inherent in toe pin systems. On top of this, the system holds the jaws apart and lets them work slightly independently, which allows for better stress absorption and prevents pre-releases. The heel features the same very practical snap-flap system as the race version that parks the brake when touring, and is super-easy to use. You have to select your release values at the time of purchase: 5-7, 7-9 or 9-11. The pre-set front lever strength also means you don’t have to lock out the toe in touring mode, with benefits in terms of avalanche safety.
Technical specifications
Materials
titanium, technopolymer, steel, aluminum
Type
full pin
Ski brake
yes (78, 85, 94 mm)
Number of mounting screws
8
Crampon slot
Yes
Adjustable release range
Yes
Available versions
Titan Vario.2, Titan Vario.2 Kid + brake. All (except the Kid) available with a release range of 5-7 or 9-11
Walking modes
flat + 2
Individual weight
309 gr
Drop
8 mm
Toe cap weight
79 gr
Heel cap weight
232 gr
Front pin height
36.8 mm
Rear pin height
44.8 mm
Minimum release range
7 DIN
Maximum release range
9 DIN
Released in
2018
Price
499 €
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