The Knee Core is a freeride option for all you kids to use out there before you get old and blow your knees up. The Core gives you a free flexing ski, and the Lever Edge Technology improves your edge hold on the snow. You get the most leverage by having a wide mounting platform that improves your leverage and energy transmission. The brake of the Core sits up very high when your boot is engaged so you will not worry about catching your brakes when skiing or landing switch. Knee Bindings give you three different areas of release, forward, twisting and rearward twisting you are covered, without compromising any downhill performance. If you want a new school binding to protect your old school knees, or are looking to prevent any major damage, the Knee Core is the only binding for you.
A: This binding can be used with the Moment Deathwish. The 112mm waist best fits the 130mm brake size, or you can have your ski tech slightly modify the 110mm brake.
Answered : Dec 10, 2018
By : Adam, United States
Q: Can I use an Alpine Touring boot with the Knee Binding? I don't do much climbing uphill any more, but I do want a boot that has a good "walking" mode, has a lot of flex in that mode, is a light boot and has a rubber sole. Can I pair such a boot with the Knee binding?
Asked : Nov 19, 2018
By : Emilio2000, Salem, Oregon
A: I am pretty sure that ski has a plate mounted at the factory. If so then it is not compatible. Knee bindings are not compatible with any plates that have been factory installed.
A: Yes a Knee Binding can be mounted on any flat ski.
Answered : Dec 19, 2016
By : Adam, United States
Q: I understand that all the KNEE BINDINGS will only mount on "flat" skis. I have a pair of 2014 Head I-magnum Supershape skis (72mm under foot) with Head Bindings. Is this a flat ski? Can my Head bindings be removed and a set of Knee Bindings installed? Thanks/Mike
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