Voile Switchback X2

The free-pivot mode allows the binding to rotate freely at the toe, eliminating resistance from the spring cartridges during your stride. This makes climbing significantly more efficient and less fatiguing on long backcountry tours.

Yes, the Switchback X2 is designed for power. It features stiffer cartridge springs and a full-wrap stainless steel toe plate, which provide the lateral stability and energy transfer needed for more demanding, aggressive turns.

The enclosed construction is specifically engineered to minimize exposed moving parts where snow and ice typically accumulate. While no binding is completely immune to icing in extreme conditions, this design significantly reduces the risk of your mechanism freezing up during a tour.

The dual-height elevators offer 65mm and 100mm settings. The lower setting is ideal for moderate inclines, while the higher setting provides necessary relief for your calves on steeper, more sustained climbs.

Yes, the Switchback X2 requires a drill-mount installation. If you are not comfortable measuring and drilling your skis, we recommend having a professional ski technician handle the mounting to ensure proper alignment and safety.

These bindings accommodate boot sole lengths between 273mm and 350mm. Be sure to check your boot's specific sole length measurement, usually found on the heel or toe of the boot, to confirm compatibility.