These two binding systems are for special backcountry boots, meaning that bc bindings will not fit normal nnn, sns or prolink.

What is nnn binding for cross country skis. There are three types of binding used in cross country skiing. Remove all stickers on your ski. Nnn bindings allow freedom of movement for the heel, which is a crucial part of cross country skiing and telemark skiing.

Sns bindings clip in at the toe and are only compatible. The pin in the boots and the connection point on the bindings. There are three pins, one sns and one nnn.

A generic ski mounting jig has different alignment positions for the type of ski system you have, whether that be nnn, sns, or 3 pin/75mm binding system. This will help you get into the sport at a lower price point. Nnn stands for new nordic norm and sns stands for salomon nordic system.

Nnn and sns are the most used. Cross country ski bindings are available in two types, nnn and sns. They have a 75mm wide ‘duck bill’ at the front of the boot, with three holes on the.

They are a bit more. Nnn stands for new nordic norm and sns stands for salomon nordic system. Bc bindings are tougher for the torque you find in.

Second, in order to choose the correct cross country ski binding you need to know a little of the vocabulary used in cross. The reason why there are two. Smaller and narrower binding is used.