What type of binding do you prefer?

• NNN

  Bindings from Rottefella Company with an axle and two guiding grooves. In tourist version they are available as step-in which the skier can step-out of only using a pole. In higher categories we can find them in non-step-in form. We can also differentiate between universal bindings and special ones intended for classic or skate with different hardness of the rubber flexor in the front of the binding. The grooves firmly hold the boot in its place and allow for perfect control over the ski.

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  NNN

  Bindings from Rottefella Company with an axle and two guiding grooves. In tourist version they are available as step-in which the skier can step-out of only using a pole. In higher categories we can find them in non-step-in form. We can also differentiate between universal bindings and special ones intended for classic or skate with different hardness of the rubber flexor in the front of the binding. The grooves firmly hold the boot in its place and allow for perfect control over the ski.

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  If you are choosing skis for skating, then I would recommend bindings SNS Pilot, which provides more stability thanks to two axles. Practically, the differences between different bindings are not that noticeable. If you do not have selected shoes and are not looking for specific type of bindings, then leave this option open.

  It is most important to so choose the same type of binding and shoes to ensure correct function.

  Honza D., product specialist for nordic skis

• Prolink

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  Prolink

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  If you are choosing skis for skating, then I would recommend bindings SNS Pilot, which provides more stability thanks to two axles. Practically, the differences between different bindings are not that noticeable. If you do not have selected shoes and are not looking for specific type of bindings, then leave this option open.

  It is most important to so choose the same type of binding and shoes to ensure correct function.

  Honza D., product specialist for nordic skis

• Back Country

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  Back Country

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  If you are choosing skis for skating, then I would recommend bindings SNS Pilot, which provides more stability thanks to two axles. Practically, the differences between different bindings are not that noticeable. If you do not have selected shoes and are not looking for specific type of bindings, then leave this option open.

  It is most important to so choose the same type of binding and shoes to ensure correct function.

  Honza D., product specialist for nordic skis