What does NNN BC stand for?

New Nordic Norm Backcountry
New Nordic Norm Backcountry (NNN BC) bindings are similar to NNN touring bindings, but are wider, thicker and more durable. NNN BC bindings require boots with NNN BC soles.

What are NNN boots?

NNN boots, or New Nordic Norm boots, come in both BC (backcountry) and non-BC styles. NNN boots have a single bar at the toe and two channels that line up with corresponding ridges on the binding. NNN BC boots have the same configuration, but with a thicker bar and wider, deeper channels.

What is the difference between NNN and SNS bindings?

Their New Nordic Norm (NNN) system differed from Salomon’s by having two ridges on the binding plate that fit into two grooves in the boot, whereas SNS had only one ridge. This remains the same today and is the reason you cannot use Salomon boots on the NNN system (and vice versa).

Is ProLink a NNN?

One Pilot and one ProLink. All ProLink soled boots are compatible with NNN Xcelerator and Turnamic bindings. Fans of the Pilot system will still be able to find new Pilot soled boots for the foreseeable future. You’ll feel a much improved rounded flex through the boot sole and solid easier kick and ski on snow feel.

How long should XC skis be?

The right length ski is essential to really enjoying skiing. Control, turning, and stopping will all be more precise with less effort. Three factors need to be considered for ski length….Men vs. women.

Do SNS boots fit NNN bindings?

The Salomon Nordic System (SNS) bindings are also constructed with a binding rod and ridges. However, the layout of the SNS binding system is slightly different. Therefore, boots and ski bindings designed for SNS use are not compatible with NNN bindings. NNN boots do not work with SNS bindings and vice versa.

Do all cross country ski boots fit all skis?

Not all cross country ski boots will work with all cross country ski bindings. So, if you already have a pair of boots selecting a pair of bindings designed to work with these is a great place to start. This will help you get into the sport at a lower price point.

Can SNS boots be used with NNN bindings?

The Salomon Nordic System (SNS) bindings are also constructed with a binding rod and ridges. However, the layout of the SNS binding system is slightly different. Therefore, boots and ski bindings designed for SNS use are not compatible with NNN bindings.

What is the most common cross-country ski binding?

NNN ski bindings
The most popular type of cross-country ski bindings is considered to be the NNN ski bindings. This is the reason why it is used in most of the rental skis in ski touring centers. Even the SNS-producer Salomon came up with an NNN compatible binding, the Prolink.

Is NNN a Turnamic?

Turnamic bindings and boots are 100\% NNN compatible – a Turnamic boot will work in a NNN binding, and an NNN boot will work in a Turnamic binding. The Turnamic binding system allows mounting and adjusting bindings without the use of tools as well as easy entry and exit.

Is SNS compatible with Prolink?

They are continuing to sell SNS bindings and boots but have added their Prolink binding to the lineup, which is compatible with boots that currently fit NNN. They are also making all of their boots in both an SNS and a Prolink sole.