How old are thses cross country skis?

Question

Here is the picture of skis.

http://picasaweb.google.com/blueskyscross/UntitledAlbum/photo#5141729532252082546

Answer 1

Probably mid 80's by the look of the bindings.

Answer 2

Most likely late 70's, early 80's.  It is a 75mm 3-pin binding.  That design hasn't been used in a long time.  Boots for these binding are also hard to find, I tried.

Answer 3

Yes, mid  80's probably, but still pretty common up to the early 90's. I like the 3 pin also for back country. Boots are available at most stores, but you don't get much choice. I use old ones like these for rock skis, and use new Fischer Nordic Cruiser skis for better snow (had 3 pin binding mounted). 3 pin is still very common for Telemark and Back country.

gr

Answer 4

People STILL use 3-pin bindings so they could be brand new for all we know.

Check out the base and see if it's in good condition.  If they are, and the price is right, buy them.

I still prefer 3-pin bindings for backcountry skiing.

Answer 5

ancient, maybe the middle ages

jk

maybe 70's-late 80's