75 mm Nordic Norm Ski Boots

The 75 mm Nordic Norm — three-pin, or simply "75 mm" — is the oldest cross-country standard still in everyday use, and the one that refuses to die.

How to recognise it: the toe of the boot is flattened into a wide duckbill 75 mm across, with three holes drilled into it. Three pins on the binding go into those holes and a bail clamps the toe down. Nothing else looks like it.

It is still the system of choice for telemark skiing, for traditional touring, and for anyone running old wooden or waxable skis with the original hardware. It is also the most forgiving standard there is — the pins do not care how old the binding is.

Both leather and modern plastic boots are listed here, with the EU size, US size and insole length in millimetres on every listing.

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