TR-TTR — Technical Trace Race

Built to race!

The TR-TTR is the Race model in ID one's Technical Ride lineup — the flagship of the series,
developed for hardpack and the harshest competition conditions. Where the TR-TTS is built to
carve, the TR-TTR is built to win: a racing ski for skiers who live in the course and demand
maximum performance when the surface is firm and the margin is thin.

But you don't have to race to want this ski. If you're an advanced, aggressive skier who charges
the fall line, lays the ski over at speed, and wants a ski that stays calm and locked in when the hill
gets fast and firm — the TR-TTR is built for you too. Same race construction, same race base,
same demand for a skier who drives it. No start gate required.

Same ID one standard as the rest of the lineup — CS Sandwich in Metal construction, structured
top sheet, and ACS (Active Carving System) — with a Graphite SP base (center wave structure and
ceramic disk finish) for speed and glide, and a black race colorway.

Choose your size by how you race

165 cm — Slalom. Quick edging from the first half of the turn gives you a stable platform, a
controlled flex, and a smooth release out of every gate — or out of every short, punchy turn
on a fast groomer.
176 cm — Giant slalom. A GS model with the turn ease and stability to hold your line in the
course, and the smooth, driving finish that carries speed into the next turn. Just as happy
charging open groomers as it is between gates.
183 cm — Giant slalom, long. The long GS model for speed and grip — built to hold an edge
at maximum pressure and release cleanly at the end of the turn. For the racer, and for the
expert who wants maximum stability when the hill gets fast.

Hand-finished at the factory. No tuning needed before your first day — just wax and ski. Mounts
on the factory line.

Recommended bindings

With a plate — available by special order or on the open ski market:

Tyrolia Freeflex 14 GW (FFP14) — DIN 4–14. The race binding from the Japanese complete
set, with a Freeflex heel that moves with the ski and a full diagonal toe for 180° release.
Mounted on the Tyrolia 14.5 mm plate.
Look SPX 15 Rockerace — DIN 7–15. The Look equivalent, straight off the World Cup, with 27
mm of elastic travel in the heel. Mounted on the Rossignol R22 race plate. Alpine soles only —
no GripWalk.

Without a plate — available right here on our site:

Look Pivot 13 or Pivot 18 — the classic turntable heel, mounted flat with no plate needed.
Your shop will set the DIN to your weight, boot length, and skier type.