Prolink Access Skate Binding - 2025
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Prolink Access Skate Manual Binding
The Salomon Prolink Access Skate Manual Binding is a user-friendly, high-performing binding designed to enhance your experience on the Nordic track. Its low contact point maintains superior snow feel, maximizing power transfer and glide for a smooth, performance-oriented experience, while its lighter weight ensures efficiency during long workouts.
Details
- User-friendly, manual binding for uncompromised skate performance
- Low boot to binding connection provides optimal feel on snow
- Compatible with NNN, Prolink, and Turnamic boots
- Item #SAL01JU
- Binding Type
- skate
- Mount
- flat
- Claimed Weight
- 9.1oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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Overall Rating
2.5 based on 3 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 30, 2024
Replaced SNS bindings
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
My SNS Pilot boot was wrecked (don’t ask) and I discovered there was no replacing it. So had to get NNN compatible bindings for new boots. The ski shop said I would need new skis too but they were wrong. Was able to replace the bindings myself with these. Exact same hole pattern. Needed a #3 PoziDriv screwdriver. Hopefully will get a few more seasons of use from skis.
February 17, 2024
Good binding, not durable
These bindings seemed to work great for my partner, but on my first skate adventure one of the plastic parts broke while I was herringboning uphill. I didn't land hard on it, crash, or anything, but the heel piece snapped in half when I put my foot down. I'm 6'3", 195 lbs, so it seems like these bindings should've held up.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
March 14, 2020
Good bindings for skate skis for a price
Boutht it last month from Russia, and on my 2nd time out the spings on the bindings got disengaged from the holding holes. It happened when I dropped a ski while unloading from a car. The shock somehow made the springs get off the place. Now way to put it back, unless in the factory, it seems.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
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