For 75mm, there are/were some release bindings that might be worth considering if you can find them. The last generation of Voile CRB hardwires are very reliable and ski quite well. They're heavy, but that doesn't matter for lift serviced skiing. 7TM's are another option.

If you are really serious about getting into backcountry tele, I would definitely consider TTS-- it's significantly lighter than NTN, which is a big win on the uphill. I think it skis at least as well as my old 75mm setup, which was Voile CRB hardwires, but I'm in Colorado so I'm usually skiing soft...

I have some if you're still looking-- I've sent you a PM.

I'm still skiing a pair of ancient original Nomad Softs, like 10 years old, maybe more, I can't even remember. Best ski ever for powder in steep tight trees, so easy to turn. Oh how I wish they still made these. They're beat to crap, but fortunately Icelantics are incredibly durable. Good value!

Crispi CXP's 28.0 in decent shape, plus another pair of size 27.0 Crispi CXP shells.
$30 for both? Probably not worth shipping. I'm in Boulder, CO.

Scarpa T1's for sale, 26.5. I believe these are the women's model. The liners have been baked once. These are in very good condition and have seen minimal use; sadly they didn't quite fit. $150 + shipping, or local pickup in Boulder, CO. IMG_0253.jpg IMG_0252.jpg IMG_0251.jpg IMG_0250.jpg IMG_0249.j...