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are salomon bc boots compatible with the...
jcw4458612
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are salomon bc boots compatible with the NNN binding?
Arthur Debowski
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Negative. You need an SNS-XA binding. The NNN, NNN-BC, and the SNS-XA systems are not cross compatible.
Jeff - thanks. All my bindings have...
Rachael
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Jeff - thanks. All my bindings have on them is the SNS Back Country logo and the # 185 on the latch mechanism. Sounds like they may work.
Rachael
Jeff Blackston
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Yes, I believe they will work. The 185 is the flex. Good luck!
Will these boots fit on a Salomon SNS Back...
Rachael
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Will these boots fit on a Salomon SNS Back Country binding?
Jeff Blackston
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Rachael, if the binding is a Salomon Backcountry Binding, then YES, this boot should fit it. Are they the XADV Raid bindings? Good Luck.
matp132513
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Yes, I got hold SNS BA binding and it fit with the XADV boots
Salomon gets BC boot right
Doug Garfield
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All the standard Salomon features here: cushy comfort, warm, well made, easy in and out. But the killer feature in my opinion is the easy, forefoot flex as you roll off the ski. There's no restriction as there is in the NNN BC set-ups. In combination with Salomon's robust Raid binding, it's a superb boot for off-track skiing. Mind you, it's not a turning machine (no system boot is); you'll need three-pin bindings and Garmont Excursions or something similar if this is your objective. But the binding is very secure for two-footed parallel turns on tame snow assuming a fairly narrow ski like a Madshus Eon or similar model (skis wider than 60-65 mm are tough to get on edge with system boots). I wouldn't hesitate to use this boot with the Raid binding on a traditional-length touring ski (something with a 50mm waist) for all-day comfort that will take you far from the parking lot.
I'm looking for a size 15 us or a 51 uro...
Bob
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I'm looking for a size 15 us or a 51 uro ski boot for back country sking
wide feet
Bill Poindexter
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I have wide feet, 11 2E, would these fit ok?
I have extremely wide feet and have always...
BOB TORRES
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I have extremely wide feet and have always had problems with cross country ski boots - all of them are
just too tight and uncomfortable. Will the Salomon X-ADV 6 Backcountry be any better ?
Sandy Brown
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You may want to give Alpina a try. They typically run the widest of the XC brands.
I haven't been cross country skiing for...
BOB TORRES
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I haven't been cross country skiing for about twenty years.
I plan to rent the skis up in Vermont but the boots will
create a little problem for me. I have extremely wide feet
and in the past just suffered through the ordeal. Now I am
seventy years old and want to ski in comfort.
Mitch Andrews
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Your best bet is to go to a master boot fitter so they can fix you up exactly to your foot
Is this boot crampon-compatible?
LawrenceGr
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Is this boot crampon-compatible?
Write your question here...Will boot fit...
shoup3d1316951
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Write your question here...Will boot fit salomon sns bacoutry binding ? Bar needs to be 40 mm wide.
Excellent boot
s.harsa555402
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Very warm and cozy and absolutely so pain from breaking in (and I'm a big complainer). If they didn't have a lug sole they would feel like slippers.
Will these boots fit on 6 rear old SNS...
Rick
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Will these boots fit on 6 rear old SNS backcountry bindings?
CMP
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No. They use the new Solomon binding SNS XA. I tried them with the Profil, the Pilot, and the Universal. They won't connect. Had to take my skiis in to have the X-ADV binding mounted.
shoup3d1316951
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Yes they will measure front bar it needs to be 40mm.
TANSTAAFL
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Yes, definitely! the only difference between the newer XA and older SNS-BC bindings is a slight change to the shape of the trailing edge of the flexor. Older BC flexors are angled forwards towards the top while the newer XA flexors are vertical. This means that there will be a small gap (~3mm) if using the new boot in an old binding. You can fix this - if you think it matters - by replacing the flexors, of maybe by using silicone sealant, etc.
I need a ski for steep hills, deep snow,...
Rachel Nichols
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I need a ski for steep hills, deep snow, out in the pasture of my Wisconsin farm. I haven't skiied in fifteen years. any suggestions?
I need a ski for steep hills, deep snow,...
Rachel Nichols
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I need a ski for steep hills, deep snow, out in the pasture of my Wisconsin farm. I haven't skiied in fifteen years. any suggestions?
Does this fit the Salomon Profil binding...
William McPherson
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Does this fit the Salomon Profil binding?
shoup3d1316951
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fits sns backcountry binding needs 40mm bar.
TANSTAAFL
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Not even close!
No breaking in needed
LeilaJR1945863
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I tried the boots out for the first time last weekend. I was worried about going too far without breaking them in first--but that wasn't a problem. Super comfortable and warm.
I have 75mm 3-pin bindings on metal-edged...
Robert Feirstein
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I have 75mm 3-pin bindings on metal-edged Karhu Catamount
skis. I'm in the North Carolina MTNS-snow is hit or miss here the last few years-mostly wet snow at the higher elevations-over 4000 ft. What boots would work for me -Alpina 1550??.Where can I find 75mm boots X-COUNTRY boots ?? HELP!!
stephen marcotte
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Don't plan on taking tight tele turns on them (alpina 1550 with fischer inbounds), the boots twist too much... but they are nice for anything expect carving steep downhills. Tuck and go and you'll still have to sidestep... At the end of the season when I'm in good physical condition, I can usually start a telemark turn and pivot on my pole and hop to zig-zag down the slopes... tough moves to make though. ME/VT skiing on powder to corn. I got last year's fischer outtabounds for a good price and i am browsing for boots... the verdict on boot style is still out though... good luck!!!! fisher outtabounds are like the Alpina X Terrain Ski available here...
Write your question here..I wear a 11.5...
jay
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Write your question here..I wear a 11.5 or 12 - 4e sport shoe are these or any other back country x-country ski boot wide enough for me???? HELP.
Carol L
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I wear 12 - 12.5 and have a narrow foot (A - B)
I first bought size 12.5 which fitted a little large but this is what the store had in stock Skied them once and had major blisters to both heels. Changed them for size 12 and those fit very snug even width wise. Give that i have a narrow foot, I would thing the be too narrow for anyone D or wider.
Great bc boot!
Denver
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warm, supportive, deep (wicked) tread. Love the quicklace as I had the older model (yellow/black) and had trouble getting the old type laces tight. Quick and easy to put on.
Awesome B/C boots!
car2951057
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These boots have surpassed my expectations all around. They are easy and quick to put on, comfortable even after 3+ hour tours and seem really well made. They might not have enough insulation for below zero mid winter tours but that's not what I got them for.
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