I don't see mention in the various comments of the advantage to having releasable bindings. Having sustained a fibular fracture in a freak twist of a ski by a chunk of ice on an easy & slow traverse, I'll never go back to cable bindings. I know I can't count on any of these bindings releasing every ...

I found the progression to resistance to be very smooth. I could not ski the other NTN bindings because the resistance was so stiff. It felt to me like they were nearly pulling my leg back as I got deeper into the flexion. I learned tele 40 years ago when we had to bend very deep due to the flexibil...

As a follow-up to my post, I am remounting the Meidjo to new skis. I recently discovered I had been sent 2.0 Meidjo with 1.0 mounting plates. After trying out Freedom, Freeride and Outlaw I much prefer the way the Meidjo skis. I have requested the new version of the 2 screw rear mounting that is now...

I had almost the exact same experience with the Meidjo NTN binding. 3 days of easy cruising on groomers, 2 days of great backcountry skiing in deep powder then the binding pulled out of the ski in exactly the same two screws when I was executing a fairly steep, but not that gnarly a turn. The toe DI...