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Bindings
All types of ski bindings now available at 2ski-glisse.ch! Looking for ski bindings manufactured by brands such as Movement, Marker, Diamir, Tyrolia or Dynafit? We have it! Check out our offer!
Generally speaking, the ski binding is a device that connects a ski boot to the ski. Basically, its task is to hold the boot firmly to a ski and allow the skier to maneuver the ski.
Choosing the proper ski binding is crucial. It will influence the way you perform. What is more, there are different types of bindings for different types of skiing. Alpine bindings differ a lot from Nordic bindings.
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THE TOUGH, COMPACT ALL-TERRAIN BINDING. Learn MoreTHE TOUGH, COMPACT ALL-TERRAIN BINDING. Learn More
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Maximum elasticity for better performance. Learn MoreMaximum elasticity for better performance. Learn More -
The Outlaw X is the updated NTN binding, now with easier step-in and out, lighter weight, and improved durability. Still built the 22 Designs way with sweet flex, copious spring travel, rugged steel construction, and blazing up and downhill performance. Learn MoreThe Outlaw X is the updated NTN binding, now with easier step-in and out, lighter weight, and improved durability. Still built the 22 Designs way with sweet flex, copious spring travel, rugged steel construction, and blazing up and downhill performance. Learn More
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Brakes suitable for OUTLAW NTN telemark binding. Learn MoreBrakes suitable for OUTLAW NTN telemark binding. Learn More -
The Kingpin 13 with DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV. Learn MoreThe Kingpin 13 with DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV. Learn More
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The Kingpin 13 with DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV. Learn MoreThe Kingpin 13 with DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV. Learn More
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La fixation professionnelle de freeride pour les riders plus légers, extrêmement polyvalente grâce à Sole.ID, pour les skis d'une largeur supérieure à 76 mm. Compatible avec les chaussures alpines et randonnées. Learn MoreLa fixation professionnelle de freeride pour les riders plus légers, extrêmement polyvalente grâce à Sole.ID, pour les skis d'une largeur supérieure à 76 mm. Compatible avec les chaussures alpines et randonnées. Learn More
In the early days of skiing, bindings were very similar to those which were used on snowshoes. They were simple leather straps fastened over the toe of the ski boot. As the ski industry started to develop more, the bindings started being more and more complex.
Modern alpine skiing bindings fix the boot at the toe and heel. In some cases, the boot can release in case of a fall. Why? To reduce a risk of injury. The boot can be released by the binding if a certain amount of torque is applied, for example, created by the weight of the skier.
Some alpine bindings allow the heel to be clipped down to the ski when skiing downhill. After that, the heel can be released to start climbing. This kind of binding is often called a randonee or alpine touring binding.
When it comes to the Nordic bindings, there are many types. Cable binding, Rottefella, New Nordic Norm, Nordic Integrated System, Salomon Nordic System, Prolink, New Telemark Norm... Some of them are no longer popular, but all of them are perfectly adjusted for X-Country skiing.
Are you ready to choose your ski bindings? At 2ski-glisse.ch you'll find detailed descriptions of every offered product so you can choose the one that meets all of your expectations.
