Wire binding

Wire tying is a fixed tying, so it is not lockable (switching off). The ski is secured by binding with an insurance strap.

Classic ski boots are used for this type of binding.

The possibility to fasten a shoe with a maximum size of 34.5 cm (you can use a so-called longer wire and fasten the shoe up to 37 cm).

Binding description:
Two twisted tension wires are fitted in longitudinal grooves in the front and back of the binding under the sole of the shoe. Locking is done by releasing the central sliding wedges towards the center of the binding, moving and lifting the wires into the vertical slots and re-inserting the longitudinal plastic sliders under the clamps - this locks the binding into the desired position.