22 Designs Lynx Telemark Ski Bindings

The Lynx is specifically designed for NTN (New Telemark Norm) boots. It will not work with traditional 75mm duckbill telemark boots.

Because the Lynx uses a tech-toe pivot, the uphill efficiency is remarkably similar to a dedicated alpine touring setup. You get over 80 degrees of resistance-free motion, making long approaches feel significantly less fatiguing than traditional telemark touring systems.

Yes. The Lynx features three distinct activeness settings that you can adjust to change how much resistance you feel during the turn. It also has adjustable preload, allowing you to fine-tune the tension to match your skiing style and the specific conditions of the day.

Not at all. The system uses a simple, pole-activated switch, so you don't need to bend down or take off your gloves to transition. It is designed to be quick and intuitive, even in cold or snowy conditions.

At 492g for the small and 522g for the large, the Lynx is quite lightweight for a telemark binding. This reduced weight is a major advantage for backcountry touring, as it helps minimize leg fatigue on long ascents.

The Lynx comes equipped with integrated, spring-loaded dual-height climbing aids. These are built directly into the binding, so you have the necessary support for steep skin tracks without needing to purchase additional accessories.