FS: Attack2 13 AT Demo Bindings (for Lindahl rig)

**All sold.**

Yep, these are the AT boot compatible bindings that Lindahl recommends for his alternative to CAST. This system is lighter than CAST on the up because you can remove both the alpine toes AND heels from the ski. Charlesj and Gregorys get right of first refusal, but just to cut down on PM's I'll post the info here. (Don't want to ship to Canada, sorry.)

I have three pair of these bindings that I bought for the system, but never got around to doing it.

SOLD: Pair #1, 95mm brakes: $130 (+ $15 shipping), these: https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...ly-demo-tracks

SOLD: Pair #2 and #3, 110mm brakes (slightly more used than pair #1): $120 each or $220 for both (+ $15 shipping), I'll have to shoot some pix.

SOLD: Also have a pair of Dynafit Radical toes that were mounted but not used. Not sure if I have screws, can check. $100 for pair +$7 shipping.
Stock photo: https://www.skimo.co/image/data/dyna...cal-st-toe.jpg
Also available here: https://skimo.co/dynafit-binding-toes

I'll grab pair #1 if everyone in line passes.

I'll take pair number one and dynafit toes. PM incoming

Curious - @1000-oaks what turned you off this project?

^ Simply time, I think it's a great idea. I have 19+ pair of skis to maintain and need to cut back on creative projects...currently machining Xenic toe adapter plates that mount to Vipec/Tecton pattern inserts in ski.

My plan with the Lindahl system was to make adapters to use the same pair of tech toes on all three pair of Attack2 toe tracks, but no doubt that would have taken many, many hours to figure out and machine. (And buy more tooling to cut the slots, the slotting tool I currently have is too big.)

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Originally Posted by 1000-oaks

^ Simply time, I think it's a great idea. I have 19+ pair of skis to maintain

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wow. that's nuts.

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Originally Posted by 1000-oaks

My plan with the Lindahl system was to make adapters to use the same pair of tech toes on all three pair of Attack2 toe tracks, but no doubt that would have taken many, many hours to figure out and machine. (And buy more tooling to cut the slots, the slotting tool I currently have is too big.)

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pretty cool that you have the machining/engineering chops for this kind of thing. hopefully you can reengage with it down the road. I discussed the same project with my nephew - a mechanically gifted young man - and we may toy around with it. my main problem with the original project was cutting the front rail. would prefer to avoid that. also,. wondering how one might get lifters sliding on the heel track. just ideas at this stage.

anyway, keep up the innovating. great stuff.

Here's a project from five years ago, before all these AT boot compatible bindings came out.
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...nding-quot-cat

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Originally Posted by 1000-oaks

Here's a project from five years ago, before all these AT boot compatible bindings came out.
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...nding-quot-cat

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hard core.

@1000
I'll take the two pairs of 110's.
PM me paypal details please.

BTW, has anyone considered 3D printing an adapter for the tech-toes to mount on the Attack rails? It doesn't need to be very strong, since you're only going up on it.

We should move this discussion to Lindahl's thread: https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...uring-binding/

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Originally Posted by gregorys

BTW, has anyone considered 3D printing an adapter for the tech-toes to mount on the Attack rails? It doesn't need to be very strong, since you're only going up on it.

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+1

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Originally Posted by gregorys

@1000 I'll take the two pairs of 110's. PM me paypal details please.

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Sent PM on Sunday, I'll resend it.