Bass Sports "EIE" Vintage Cross-Country Ski Bindings - Made in Norway - RAREThis is an oddity in the history of Nordic binding design. The EIE system, invented by Norwegian Dr. Nils Eie, required a special purpose boot with a toe plate that would snap into the binding. This eliminated the need for a clamp to hold the toe down, and saved weight. Don't remove your Rottefellas from your Bonnas quite yet you'll have to drill 3 new holes to accommodate the reverse (of normal) screw hole layout. Bass Sports of Maine worked with the

en route to "gull" in the 50km event

composite poles

Madshus has been in Lillehammer for over 100 years

Size: 130cm

That's not all - it's also honored with a Starbucks mug

Weight (pr): 1080gm

but if you want to use them with those old wood skis with 4-pin bindings that you got from Uncle Eero

The model 3410 is the "lettmetall" version

which was a sporting goods chain that existed about a million mergers and bankruptcies ago

and these skis feature the markings from the legendary Eldar Hagen sports store in Oslo

They used superglue to put those things on

Surprisingly