Finngrip Erä touringbinding

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The bindings work with Nokian boots. They require adjustment after the first hundred meters to keep the back centered.

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Designed for military use, so reliability and ease of use are in order. The quality is excellent, especially when compared to cheap models. Although the price seems surprisingly high. Erä bindings are in a class of their own in terms of reliability. On a recent trip, a friend broke a binding rivet on skis that have been in continuous use since the 80s. And several working repair methods were found with the tools he had with him on the trip.

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Legendary. Doesn't disappoint.

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A truly secure bond with hunting

No idea... Not yet tried.

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Good basic bandage. Works well.

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It works when the disease. For someone who appreciates tradition, even if it's difficult to put on a shoe when squatting in a soft wind. Still, it lasts and works.

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Works well with Nokia's boot. The stiff ones are twisting a bit, but maybe they're still getting tired of that. Good ties to Peltonen skis.

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Simple and easy to attach to the boot. Goes perfectly with Nokia's auger boot.

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Guaranteed quality, already familiar from the army. Durable and functional bandages. It takes a bit of gymnastics to get the spring part inserted into the groove in the heel of the shoe while wearing thick gloves. Newer bandage models are available for this disadvantage. I am looking forward to the experiences gained from using the newer model.