How do you Attach bindings to cross country skis?

Answer 1

You can use a two-phase epoxy. Elmer's glue will work also. Hot glue is okay, but sets pretty fast. The purpose is to keep moisture out.

ANS 2- I would use the best epoxy that I could get.

This is a very critical joint and Elmer's or hot glue are definitely NOT recommended

Answer 2

Alpine ski bindings are held onto the ski with special binding screws, usually four for the toepiece and four or five for the heelpiece. All new bindings come with screws, but if you have used ones that you need to remount, they will have binding screws at a ski shop. It's best to leave the mounting to a shop, since drilling the holes accurately requires a special jig provided by each binding manufacturer. A waterproof epoxy is applied to each screw when installed, to seal against water and prevent the screws from working loose.

Answer 3

there is a little latch in the back on both skis that slow you down a liitle, and if you wanna go fast you can put them up. But to keep them together you use the latch and put the one on top of the other.