Best MNC binding on the market?

[csdeur11]

I'm looking to convert my Rossi Soul 7's to my new touring setup and I really want to get an MNC binding to last me a couple seasons. I've only dealt with Salomon Guardians but I need some more input on other models. Anything helps, thanks.

[El Chupacabra]

Have you tried the RUN-DMC bindings? They're the king of rock, there is none higher.

[gregL]

What "norms" are you trying to be compatible with?

[csdeur11]

Regular Alpine boots and Alpine touring boots. I currently ski on Technica Cochise but I'm looking into getting some AT boots possibly the Dynafit Titan or the Roxa X-face

[DropCliffsNotBombs]

WTF does MNC mean?

[N1CK.]

Have you tried the RUN-DMC bindings? They're the king of rock, there is none higher.

Those work with alpine, AT, and my Adidas.

[csdeur11]

MNC means multi-norm-certified

[XXX-er]

saved a lot of keystrokes explainin that acronym eh

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Why don't you get the tech sole blocks for you Cochises now and go ahead and get some tech bindings?

[Skiwurrel]

MNC just reminds me of my British buddy calling ground-beef mince. I don't like it.

[gregL]

Officially there are only a few - MNC is a term invented and promoted by Amer Sports, parent company of Salomon and Atomic. So the only "real" MNC bindings are the Guardian/Tracker 16 and 13 and the Warden(s).

In reality, the Marker Duke, Baron, Tour F10/12, and Lord SP will work fine with both soles (and be indemnified) as well.

If you are actually touring on them, either the Guardian/Tracker or Duke/Baron will work fine until you want to keep up with your friends on tech setups.

Depending on who you ask, MNC might also stand for Multi-Norm Compatible.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Officially there are only a few - MNC is a term invented and promoted by Amer Sports, parent company of Salomon and Atomic. So the only "real" MNC bindings are the Guardian/Tracker 16 and 13 and the Warden(s).

In reality, the Marker Duke, Baron, Tour F10/12, and Lord SP will work fine with both soles (and be indemnified) as well.



If you are actually touring on them, either the Guardian/Tracker or Duke/Baron will work fine until you want to keep up with your friends on tech setups.

Depending on who you ask, MNC might also stand for Multi-Norm Compatible.

Yeah, like I said, get the tech blocks for the Cochise and buy some tech bindings. He'll end up there anyway. He can buy dedicated AT boots later and be all set.

[gregL]

Officially there are only a few - MNC is a term invented and promoted by Amer Sports, parent company of Salomon and Atomic. So the only "real" MNC bindings are the Guardian/Tracker 16 and 13 and the Warden(s).

**Forgot, there are also Rossignol and Scott branded Guardians available, same exact bindings.

[XavierD]

why the fuck would someone who owns Cochise buy a Titan or Roxa? Instead of buying $70 soles, lets buy a $400 boot that sucks?

If you are committed to running your head into a wall, and really really want to buy a duke/tour/tracker/adrenaline, I'd buy the adrenaline. But the tech blocks + radical speeds is probably a better idea.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

why the fuck would someone who owns Cochise buy a Titan or Roxa? Instead of buying $70 soles, lets buy a $400 boot that sucks?

If you are committed to running your head into a wall, and really really want to buy a duke/tour/tracker/adrenaline, I'd buy the adrenaline. But the tech blocks + radical speeds is probably a better idea.

It's really a no brainer...