ISO single Dynafit TLT heel

[Whiteroom_Guardian]

My buddy got a great deal on Ravens with TLTs. Welp, one of the heel piece risers broke last year. See pics of broken one and good one. Do dynafit hole patterns vary a lot? Would a radical heel work with these holes?

Anyone willing to part with a single non-broken TLT heel?







Edit: Wrong forum Jong? It's a tech question AND an ISO.

[natebob]

Same thing happened to my buddy. I cut off the front part of the heel base plate, then screwed on a shim of appropriate thickness to match the height of the boot when on the original heel riser.

[twat]

Easiest way would be trimming both heel pieces and just have one riser! IMO the second height is only used in very special occasions!

[Hoss Worthington]

Unless there's something in these images that I'm not seeing, the only broken part is the plastic "tab" that's purpose is to keep the brakes from deploying while in walk mode. Since these don't have the brakes installed, that's a moot point. I had the exact same thing happen to mine and I skied them for another 10 years just fine. The only real issue is that the side with the tab will have boot contact a few millimeters higher than the one without when in walk mode. I considered grinding the remaining tab off just to keep them uniform, but after a few tours decided I couldn't even tell the difference between tab & no-tab.

[XXX-er]

Yes a Rad & Vert are the same heelpiece holes, the Vert was a great binding

Other than a slightly better toe piece the Rad heelpiece didnt really do anything better than the Vert except for exploding because of the dumb lifter design so I would argue Rad sucks

I see the top of volcano on the 3rd pict is broken I would just use that as is or maybe you fix by bolting something into it or is something else broken, that piece broken off the left side I wouldn't worry about ?

Also check B n D to see if maybe they have a fix

https://bndskigear.com/

IME the towers don't break if that is the problem, its the end loser who breaks the towers off because they use their pole to lever instead of to rotate the heelpiece

[wendigo]

I’ve got one you can have. Currently on holiday, but should be able to send it in a couple weeks

[~mikey b]

and I’ll look around the bone pile in the ski shop for ya