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Atomic Neox 412 Ski Binding - 2006 BCS
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Atomic freely admits that the Neox 412 Alpine Binding looks kinda ugly. The good news is that it skis real pretty-like. The Neox gives you more fun with less risk, thanks to a bevy of ingenious safety and performance features. Fullflex Twin design means the Neox lets your whole ski flex so you get the full benefit from those high-tech planks. A moveable AFD plate under the toe and backward release system let you recover fully if you keep it together, and let you loose no matter which crazy direction you fall in. A laser-print DIN Scale that gets individually tested and printed at the factory ensures you get exactly the release setting you specify. With metal reinforcements and a versatile DIN range of 4-12, the Neox delivers for your all-mountain style.
Bottom Line: Safe, fun and they kinda look like Transformers. They're not. Seriously.
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Great Bindings
By:
CT
March 31, 2006
I bought these bindings to go along with the Atomic M:EX Puls Ti Alpine Ski and they fit perfectly. The only thing that doesn’t quite fit are the brakes. The brakes are a bit thick so they scrape against the sides of the skis. You can still use them with the skis though, I currently have them on my Atomic M:EX Puls Ti Alpine Skis right now. They are easy to install, I did it myself and they passed the boot rental stress test with flying colors. These bindings are very good and I would recommend them to anyone looking for quality Atomic bindings at a low cost.
Neox Mounting Headache
By:
Anthony Kahn
January 20, 2005
Atomic provides no template and no instuction with regard to mounting the Neox on LAST YEAR'S Atomic R:EX skis. In fact Atomic said that their new binding is not compatible with last year's ski... While I'm sure we could have mounted them, we went with a Marker Piston Control Titanium. Better looking, better product. Wait for Atomic to refine Neox in the future, or better yet, go with Marker!
Binding doesn't fit M:Ex Puls Ti
By:
edways
October 6, 2005
I bought these along with a pair of Atomic M:EX skis and was told they were compatible. The brake width is only 81 mm and the ski has a waist of 84 mm. Obviously they will not fit. However, I was able to order a pair of wider brakes from a local ski shop for $36, so this still turned out to be a good deal.
Built Tough
By:
Dustin Robertson
January 25, 2005
The new Atomic Neox bindings are burly and built to last. I only skied them for one day but they functioned flawlessly. I want to make sure everyone knows Marker bindings are the worst bindings on the market. When it comes to bindings you need to buy the best you can or the ones recommended for your skis. My favorite binding companies in order of preference are Look/Rossi, Tyrolia, Line, Atomic, and Salomon. Next time you are in the tram line at Snowbird or Jackson Hole take note what bindings the locals use. These are the bindings that are safe and durable.
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Alpine Ski BindingsGreat Bindings
I bought these bindings to go along with the Atomic M:EX Puls Ti Alpine Ski and they fit perfectly. The only thing that doesn’t quite fit are the more...
Neox Mounting Headache
Atomic provides no template and no instuction with regard to mounting the Neox on LAST YEAR'S Atomic R:EX skis. In fact Atomic said that their new more...
- DIN Range:
- 4-12
- Brake Width:
- Red 76mm, Green 76mm, Orange 84mm, Silver 88mm
- Recommended Use:
- Any intermediate to advanced skier
- Warranty:
- 1 Year