TR-TTS — Technical Trace Style

Own every arc!

The TR-TTS is the Carve model in ID one's Technical Ride lineup, and it was built for one thing:
carving. This is a demo expert model for skiers who take technique seriously — from the carving-
obsessed skier working toward their highest technical certification to full-time demo skiers who
demand a ski that keeps up with their skiing.

The deep sidecut does the heavy lifting. As you release out of the top of the turn, the edge
engages early in the fall line and the ski flexes in the first half of the arc. From there, you shape
the turn by managing the flex — press the ski along its length and draw the arc you want, tight
and clean, with minimal skid. That's the TR-TTS working with you: total carving control, turn after
turn.

And because it's built the ID one way — CS Sandwich in Metal construction, seamless steel edge,
graphite base — there's exactly one standard. The same standard we build for the world's best.

Choose your size by how you ski

165 cm — Short to medium turns. The deep flex loads and releases energy for a lively,
rebounding feel.
176 cm — The all-around choice for skiers who prefer medium to long turns.

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 11 GW (FFP11 GW) — DIN 3–11. The race-bred binding from the Japanese
complete set, with a Freeflex heel that moves with the ski so nothing fights the flex. Mounted
on the Tyrolia 9 mm plate (165 cm) or the EVO 14 mm plate (176 cm).

Look SPX 12 Rockerace GW — DIN 3.5–12. The Look equivalent, straight off the World Cup,
with 27 mm of elastic travel in the heel. Mounted on the Rossignol R22 race plate.

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.
Both plate setups accept alpine (ISO 5355) and GripWalk (ISO 23223) boot soles. Your shop will set
the DIN to your weight, boot length, and skier type.