Ski Bindings

Choosing the Ideal Ski Binding

When purchasing ski bindings, it’s crucial to consider your skiing level. Are you just starting out? Or are you intermediate or seasoned? A general guideline is: As you advance, you’ll want your bindings to be more secure.

Additionally, select ski bindings that align with your skiing style and body weight, as it’s vital for the bindings to release your boots appropriately. Beginners might benefit from seeking assistance from a seasoned skier or a workshop to properly set the release force on the ski bindings.

Ski bindings for alpine skiing feature secure fastening both at the toe and heel, unlike cross-country bindings that typically attach only at the front.

Ensure Boots and Ski Bindings are Compatible

You might have bought new ski boots only to find that they don’t align with your ski bindings. Frequently, adjustments are needed to the bindings to suit the boot sole length. In some situations, you may need to remount the ski bindings to fit new boots.

Should you have any queries regarding compatibility or other concerns, feel free to contact SkatePro's customer service.