MNC Bindings

[NoahStremme]

I just bought a pair of Sir Francis Bacons and I'm looking to buy some MNC bindings so I can get into some off piste stuff. A lot of the ones I've found online have reviews saying they break pretty easily. I want to find some solid bindings that wont break but also wont break the bank, and recommendations?

 

[mc_mel23]

First of all do you own boots with tech inserts?

If not you’re limited to frame bindings such as Atomic/Salomon guardian or marker f10/12/baron. Not that great in my opinion

If yes you’re left to choose between the Atomic/salomon/armanda shift which isn’t good at all if you’re heavy or shred hard since their main problem is pre releasing early almost all the time and break super easily. The only binding I trust now to go on tours and rip around the resort on my all mountain/freeride setup is the marker duke pt16! Built super robust. Super reliable: never had a single issue with 150+ days of riding on them though they come at a price$$$. You can also look at the cast conversion kit if you already own pivot 15/18

 

[Non_State_Actor]

MNC just means 'multi norm compatible' you can ski it with alpine, gripwalk, wtr, touring boots, etc. It does not have anything to do with going uphill.

Can you please explain exactly what you are trying to do, what skis and boots you have, and what bindings you're looking at?

 

[BLandz]

Does anyone know what the point is of having a mnc binding if you can’t tour with it? Is it just in case u wanna ride touring boots with a normal setup

 

[mc_mel23]

Does anyone know what the point is of having a mnc binding if you can’t tour with it? Is it just in case u wanna ride touring boots with a normal setup

Exactly. Not necessarily w/ touring boots since a lot of new resort boots come with grip walk soles