The flat soles that you have all known for more than 30 years, conform to the ISO 5355 standard, adult 'A' or child 'C' type.

There are several standards for ski boot soles: CHOOSE THE MODEL ADAPTED TO YOUR SKIS BOOTS The HM, ST or SUPERLITE touring bindings with PIN TECH technology allow mountain skiers to practice touring or ski mountaineering.Ģ. They are automatically compatible with children's (type C) and adult (type A) boots. TEAM models are designed specifically for children, with a constant focus on safety and lightness. Available as a screw-on version for flat skis or on Konect systems for certain skis. NX bindings are ideal for all skiers who are looking for a secure, lightweight and easy to use binding. Available in a screw-on version for flat skis or on Konect systems fitted to certain skis. The SPX bindings therefore ensure a high level of precision, performance and safety, both on piste and freeride. The SPX technology was developed for the World Cup in collaboration with the athletes. The best riders have absolute confidence in this binding: #itrustlook. The PIVOT binding is a mythical product, the reference in the world of Freeskiing for those who are looking for a product without concessions.

Just be sure to test mount before using this template and confirm it's putting you where you want to be relative to the line.Here, in a few lines, are the main families of LOOK bindings :

To properly adjust for my 295 bsl to be on the line and the heels in the middle of the track, I needed to put the toes for a 282.5 bsl and the heels for a 307.5 bsl. Same thing, put me way forward of the line, about 1 cm. Was really pissed I didn't do a test mount on those but figured maybe I accidentally mounted for a 295 bsl since that's my boot size, especially since the mount was right on the line and in the middle of the track if adjusted for my boot.įast forward to today when I did some test mounts for an Attack 16 using my 295 bsl. Mounted a pair of Padlock 11s for the wife a year or two ago for a 285 bsl, mondo 24.5, and it ended up being about 5mm ahead of the line and the heels were all the way to the front of the track with correct forward pressure. Just a heads up on the Tyrolia template, and this was first mentioned a few years ago in post #788, but the template seems to put you in front of the line, at least for smaller boots.

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