Snowblades - Non release bindings

wickers · 01-12-06, 10:06 AM

Hi all,
new member and this is also my first posting, I am now over fifty and have been skiing for about thirty years, In the last couple of years I have been thinking about doing another ski discipline did not fancy snowbording or cross country so I decided to buy a pair of snowblades ( perhaps its my mid life crises ). So I am now a proud owner of a new pair of blades ,I was in my garage preping the blades for use ( when of course europe gets some snow) when I thought I would try and fit one of my boots into the non release binding. Well, I can not work out how to fit the boots into the binding, any one out have any advice or know of a helpful web site.

Michael · 02-12-06, 11:31 AM

Hmm I would be no expert at snowblades but it should be a simple enough procedure because we used to switch the blades between numerous people and never had any problems. Did any instructions come with the blades? Maybe you could wait until you go skiing and then call into a shop to ask them, or you could do it in Norwich.

TomC · 22-01-07, 09:01 AM

Did you get your blades sorted out? I hope you did in time for your skiing trip as they can be great fun on the mountain!

01-12-06, 10:06 AM	#1
wickers I haven't picked a title Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Norwich U.K Posts: 3	Snowblades - Non release bindings Hi all, new member and this is also my first posting, I am now over fifty and have been skiing for about thirty years, In the last couple of years I have been thinking about doing another ski discipline did not fancy snowbording or cross country so I decided to buy a pair of snowblades ( perhaps its my mid life crises ). So I am now a proud owner of a new pair of blades ,I was in my garage preping the blades for use ( when of course europe gets some snow) when I thought I would try and fit one of my boots into the non release binding. Well, I can not work out how to fit the boots into the binding, any one out have any advice or know of a helpful web site. __________________

02-12-06, 11:31 AM	#2
Michael I haven't picked a title Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Ireland Posts: 391	Hmm I would be no expert at snowblades but it should be a simple enough procedure because we used to switch the blades between numerous people and never had any problems. Did any instructions come with the blades? Maybe you could wait until you go skiing and then call into a shop to ask them, or you could do it in Norwich. __________________

22-01-07, 09:01 AM	#3
TomC I haven't picked a title Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: UK Posts: 75	Did you get your blades sorted out? I hope you did in time for your skiing trip as they can be great fun on the mountain!