I hesitated for a while as I thought the bindings were too soft snow oriented…
The fact is that these give you so much power that you can ski for much longer, carve like standard alpine skis on European hard pack snow and feel at ease when that snow goes slushy at the end of a day.
It’s one of those situations where it’s hard to imagine how much these bingings can change and improve your telemark skiing experience.
The downside: I want those bindings on my other pairs of skis.

I work on the mountain constantly clicking in and out and let me say it’s a game changer. Super sturdy testing features all day no problem I think my skis will give out before the bindings

Finally! A step-in binding with the same natural-feeling flex of traditional 75mm bindings plus they’re compatible with both 75mm and NTN so when my brand new duckbills wear out I can convert to NTNs. They have a very solid feel as the heel piece captures the binding preventing washout of the heel. Stepping in and out and having brakes proved to be clutch while responding to an accident last weekend 🇨🇭⛑️ I weigh about 185lb and am using the softer springs to get the same feel as my 22D Vice. LOVE these bindings!

The BMF is the most badass binding on the market. I have skied many different brands and styles of tele bindings from 3 pin and leathers, BD-01s, Hammerheads, Axels, etc, and none of them compare to this binding when it comes to lateral rigidity. They’re very easy to adjust spring tension for the days you want a little stiffer feel or when you’re feeling a bit looser and want to soften them up. I put a lot of trust in my equipment very often in my line of work. I haven’t once worried about these bindings!

Bishop for life!

Picked up the BMF's to replace a hammer head and I needed a step in. Didn't realize how much I was going to enjoy the beefier feel of the BMF. A super solid binding. Had one of my best days in a long time on day one of these bad boys. Woot!!!