Your cross-country backcountry ski bindings must be wide

When selecting cross-country backcountry ski bindings, you should consider scaling up the dimensions compared to the classic cross-country setup. The dimensions for both skis and bindings are larger and heavier than the classic setup.

When cross-country skiing in the backcountry, you want your skis and bindings to be suitable for all conditions. Sometimes you encounter deep powder snow, and other times you encounter a more classic cross-country underlay.

The skis for cross-country backcountry skiing are wider, and the bindings follow these measurements. Our bindings range from 58mm to 68mm and are only compatible with certain cross-country backcountry boots. Refer to the product specifications to see which boots are compatible with specific bindings.

The Rottefella BC Magnum Black Bindings are the widest bindings in our assortment. However, even though the binding is designed for wider skis, it can be fitted with skis as narrow as 52mm.

In general, the wide control plate on cross-country backcountry ski bindings provides excellent stability and control over the skis, which is crucial on the backside of the mountain, where you rarely know what is behind the next turn. Additionally, the terrain and snow conditions are more diverse.

At SkatePro, we always offer a 365-day full return policy on any product, but you must return the product in the same condition and quantity as when you received it.