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Leave the duckbill in the dust.

Produced by the Norwegian binding specialists at Rottefella, the Scarpa NTN Freeride Binding is a power trip for hard-charging resort and slackcountry Tele riders. The NTN Freeride allows you to get in and out of the binding while standing and will release from the boot in the event of a nasty crash. But the really sweet part is how it skis; the binding provides an incredible amount of lateral stability that translates into powerful edge control, providing the power to drive modern powder skis with over 100mm underfoot. Step in and drive your big, fat skis at mach speeds.

  • Lateral Release Function releases when you need it to, potentially saving your knees when you tomahawk out of a landing
  • 30 degrees of pivot range and heel elevator allow you to slap on the skins and earn your turns
  • Small binding comes with a soft power tube, large size comes with medium power tube
  • NTN Freeride provides unmatched lateral power and edge control, especially when driving skis with over 100mm underfoot
  • Adjustable forward flex allows you to fine tune the flex to your preference
  • Easy entry and exit while standing so you never have to kneel down for your tele bindings again
  • Symmetrical bindings eliminate confusion about which one is for the left or right foot
  • Comes standard with 110mm ski brake

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would you be able to mount these on the...

Andrew Huntley

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would you be able to mount these on the Rossignol S7 which have a 115mm waist? i know it says it comes with standard 110mm break width but can this be changed? Or does anyone just recommend sticking with a standard tele binding and boot instead of the ntn

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powderhound

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I bought my NTN set up 2 years ago, back when they were still bright orange and I love them. They're a great binding and made learning tele super easy. Unlike your average tele binding, these have ski brakes too so you can lock your skis togther. Super useful if you have to boot pack up a section. They can carve and charge down the mountain like none other! I use them to tour as well and the weight honestly doesn't bother me. I feel they are just as heavy as Marker's or Salomon's AT set up. One disappointment in these bindings, though, is that just last week I cracked the stainless steel and blew out the cartridges. Now I'm an 18 year old girl, 115 lbs. You would think that stainless steel would be able to withstand my skiing and blue cartridges would be beefy enough to handle me but I guess not... If it weren't for that, they would have a 5 star review hands down. Either way, these bindings are super stable and even though they're broken, I refuse to ski anything else.
Oh another draw back is that on super wet days, they do have the potential to ice up under your boot but if you just stick a piece of rubber in there, it fixes it no problem.

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Brad Crete

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

The NTN Freerides are the new of the new when it comes to tele bindings. I recently mounted these on my Armada Norwalks with Scarpa Terminator X Pro boots. These bindings are extremely easy to use and click in and out of.

I skied these at Snowbird, UT and they definitely have a different feel than my old set up with G3 traditional tele bindings. You need to apply more force near your shin to really flex the boot and initiate your turns vs. more of your toe when skiing a traditional tele.

I am all around stoked on these bindings and can't wait to shred these the rest of the season!