Movable bindings have grown greatly in popularity and are widely adopted on most cross country skis. The development of Turnamic bindings emerged as a response to the evolving needs of cross-country skiers.
Why to adjust bindings: Adjusting the binding position allows for personalized performance optimization. By sliding the binding forward or backward on the ski, skiers can fine-tune the balance between grip and glide. Moving the binding forward enhances grip, providing more traction during uphill climbs or challenging terrain. Conversely, moving the binding backward promotes better glide, allowing for smoother and faster skiing on flatter or downhill sections.
Fischer and Rossignol Race
How to clip in: These are an automatic step-in bindings so all you need to do is push the front pin of your boot into the hooks. To get out you turn the mechanism left or right in front of where your boot hooks in.
How to adjust: There is a small tab underneath where you step into the binding. Pull back on the tab until it opens fully. Slide the entire binding forward or backwards. There is a range of -3 to +3 that you can set your binding at. Close the tab completely so you can no longer see the word "close".
Fischer and Rossignol Race Pro
How to clip in: These are a manual binding so you will first need to open the binding by turning the mechanism left or right above where you step in. Once open you will step the front pin of your boot into the hooks, and while keeping your toe pointed turn the mechanism back to straight.
How to adjust: There is a small tab underneath where you step into the binding. Pull back on the tab until it opens fully. Slide the entire binding forward or backwards. There is a range of -3 to +3 that you can set your binding at. Close the tab completely so you can no longer see the word "close".
Fischer World Cup and Rossignol Premium+
How to clip in: These are a manual binding so first you will need to open the binding by lifting up on the tab and then turning the mechanism left or right above where you step in. Once open you will step the front pin of your boot into the hooks, and while keeping your toe pointed turn the mechanism back to straight and push the tab down.
How to adjust: There is a small tab underneath where you step into the binding. Pull back on the tab until it opens fully. Slide the entire binding forward or backwards. There is a range of -3 to +3 that you can set your binding at. Close the tab completely so you can no longer see the word "close".
