I really enjoyed skiing the Telebulldog...and what shoud I say, it's my new
favorite binding for freeriding big thanks! Check out our article (sorry,
only in German) and the pics about the bulldog, the test and our great
Summer Camp on www.telemarkfriends.com! Christian Keller-editor telemarkfriends-Germany

The set up is GREAT ! Yes these are for patrollers, I am in and out a
dozen times as day and what a breath of fresh air, one doesn't need to get
dizzy so often now...I have been able to demo the set up in many conditions in two days and I
like the performance on the hard frozen snow(had to side slip Paradise
almost all the way for sweep Tuesday after it froze up when the sun went
down and the temps dropped on us!!) and the performance in deep corn and
rotten mash has been great Christian Jaquith, Mad River Glen assistant patrol director

The backcountry skiing I've been doing provides a bit more feedback on the bindings. First, they are the bomb in steep, tight terrain. Matched with big boots, lateral edge control is superb. Turn transition is quick, quick. I say this using all other tele bindings as a comparison. Step-in/brake features seem almost mandatory now. Pete Harris, Colorado

They have performed flawlessly for me. Went to JayPeak, bought a pair of Atomic TM22's from First Trax and had them mounted up there - you know him - he knows you, had the right jig, set them up no problem. I skied slop 'n glop, bullet-proof blue ice, rainy and freezing conditions- 'normal' spring conditions at Jay. Skied steeps, trees, bumps,groomed, everything you have up there except fresh snow- and these way cool bindings have convinced me to junk every other rig I've owned. Greg Bertrand, New York