Turnamic Race Classic IFP Cross Country Ski Bindings

4.9 // 44 reviews
$99.95
Fischer Turnamic Race Classic IFP Cross Country Ski Bindings
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Description

For those aiming to advance in cross-country skiing, these Turnamic classic bindings offer direct power transfer.

Fischer designed the Turnamic Race cross-country bindings for classic skiing to provide skiers with torsionally stiff, low-profile bindings that deliver excellent results on the snow.

Adjusting the binding's position for enhanced grip or glide is simple. It accommodates shoe sizes ranging from US 3 to 17 (EU 35 to 52).

Compatible with Turnamic ski boots, Rottefella NNN ski boots, and Salomon Prolink ski boots, these bindings are versatile.

Note that these bindings can only be mounted on IFP plates, not on NIS plates.

Specifications

Ski Type:
Classic
NNN, Prolink (NNN), Turnamic (NNN)
200g
Mounting Plates For These Bindings:
IFP Turnamic Plate

Reviews

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Ivano Bergamaschini Falerone, Italy Verified Buyer 5 of 5 The product is good and reflects the information provided in the order phase height and hardness of the ski, field tested fully reflects what the manufacturer proposed Joseph W. Nordman, United States Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Very nice bindings...work well with my Salomon Combi boots. Martin Hřebíček Klášterec nad Ohří, Czech Republic Verified Buyer 5 of 5 excellent handling Sára Černá Řevnice, Czech Republic Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Satisfaction Christopher McDowell Carbondale, United States Verified Buyer 5 of 5 excellent ease of getting in and out of bindings Pawel B. Brampton, Canada Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Good bindings, mostly moving parts. Although . I have to say not as easy as the old school method of pushing down on the binding snap with your pole to release it. Steffen R. Saint Paul, United States Verified Buyer 3 of 5 Easy to put on, not so easy to get off. You have to fit your ski pole tip into the tiny narrow slot and turn (although you can also use your hand if you bend down). I have to say not as easy as the old school method of pushing down on the binding snap with your pole to release it. anna pfeifer lasberg, Austria Verified Buyer 4 of 5 after 3 hours of cross-country skiing, bending down to open the binding can be tedious. operating the binding with a ski poles (as with competitor products) would be more comfortable Piotr Kulagowski Łódź, Poland Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Super Piotr Piosek Nowy Targ, Poland Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Super

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