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Your fate is in the hands of your bindings. Why roll the dice?

Designed with a wider footprint specifically for fatties, the Rossignol Axial2 120 Ski Binding rocks a reinforced heel and plenty of elastic travel in the heel and toe so you can avoid dreaded premature ejection. (Think about it: you're in the middle of the face-shot of the century and your three-year old binding kicks you over the handlebars.) Rossignol not only gave the Axial2 a max DIN of 12 (for those who think not of high speeds), but also outfitted this little guy with big brakes that stretch over the waist of your bloated pow boards.
  • Dual Action toe has a reinforced housing that can take abusive impacts and a wide mountain zone for increased contact with fat skis
  • Toe allows for 180 degrees of release capabilities to account for multi-directional falls that cause you to go directly forward, or go forward and twist
  • A high level of vertical travel and 45mm of elastic lateral travel absorbs shock from the terrain while helping to reduce premature ejection
  • Angled lateral arms in the heel piece transmit your power directly and efficiently
  • 25mm of elastic travel (the longest travel of any binding on the market) allows this binding to absorb shock and impact to reduce potentially disastrous pre-release
  • A high forward pressure helps ski rebound and responsiveness by driving your energy forward towards your ski's shovel
  • The wider mounting profile increases the contact area with wide skis, resulting in more responsiveness from edge-to-edge

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what does Large mean for a binding? i just...

Danielle

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what does Large mean for a binding? i just bought 171 bluehouse skis. my boot size is about 26.5 i think. I am a 9.5 in women and 8 in mens.

Wally Phillips

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Hey Danielle,

The Large size in this binding refers to the brake size only. The Large size is able to accommodate skis that are between 80-90 millimeters wide at the waist.

How would these XXL bindings do on the...

Peska

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How would these XXL bindings do on the Armada JJ's? I am 5'11, 205lb, aggressive skier. I am between these and the Salomon STH 14 driver binding. I trust the Salomon is a solid binding, but I am not too excited about them just coming in blue for the Armada's. Thanks!

Peska

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Thanks for the clarification! Glad I picked them up when I did on S&C

Mark Parrett

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Define aggressive? I'm a lot lighter than you and run a higher DIN because I like to get a bit aggro. If you're really pushing hard, I'd guess you'll need a burlier binding at your weight.

The STH is a better binding than the Axial due to the single pivot point on the toe and more elasticity. It's not as mobile as the Look/Rossi pivot, but it's the next best thing and has some advantages over the pivot system. I'd go for the Sally if I were you, or you can get the Atomic version of the same binding if color is an issue:

http://www.backcountry.com/atomic-ffg-14-team-ski-binding

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TusseyMTNParks

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I ride these bindings in the park almost every day. I work on the park crew so we are in and out of our skis all day long. Quality construction. The heal piece has a real nice feel and sound when you step in. I do think the adjustment on the heal is not 100%, It can be tough to get the tension right (Tension Gauge on the rear of the heal piece) and there is just a little bit of movement in the heal. I don't notice it skiing at all. Just when im messing around with my hands. If you are a true hardcore Park/Backcountry skiier then you should look at the FKS (180 especially just for the full metal toe piece). Its a heaver duty binding. I've broken one of the toe wings off. Thats been the only problem with them in the 2 and a half years Ive had these. All in all a real solid binding from Rossignol

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Adam D

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But these bindings have built their reputation on the quality and feel.

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vin3349335

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These bindings outclass all others on the market... besides the fks's. They are better than marker and salomon combined. The only complaint is that I have broken 4 sets of brakes. They are super nice but if you have the money the fks's are a better investment.

will these work with Scarpa Typhoon boots...

John L

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will these work with Scarpa Typhoon boots with the DIN Standard Vibram� Ride sole? Thx

bil197378935

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Hey I have the same question so reposting on this thread so hopefully someone from bc will post an answer - a related question: do these have a sliding or fixed AFD? Thx

Daniel

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i have the rossignol axial 2 100 XL and they have a fixed afd

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Steve Brain

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Maybe it's personal taste, but have been skiing on Rossigonal bindings the past few years and have had no issues with pre-release, while having them come off when I need them to. The marketing materials mention elastic travel - personally have felt more comfortable on Look/Rossigonol than other choices. Pairs these bindings with E98's and they make a drab ski look a little brighter (in the bright yellow binding).

Outside of the Din setting is there much...

Ryan Clapp

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Outside of the Din setting is there much difference between these and the Rossignol Axial2 100 XL Ski Binding?

cor2540385

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Nope

vin3349335

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Ya I have both, and the 120's have a little burlier construction, a different shaped toe, and a different plastic. They function about the same but it has seemed like the 100's are made a little cheaper.

Are this bindings compatible with my salomon...

matias

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Are this bindings compatible with my salomon shoguns ??? they are 100m underfoot.

thanks!

Dave Marcus

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They're available with different brake widths. Choose XL (100mm) and you'll be a happy camper.

do these bindings xl 100 mm do they fit...

bryden vaughan

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do these bindings xl 100 mm do they fit on the saloman czar 2009 105 under foot

Arthur Debowski

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For 105 underfoot you can get away with bending these brakes 5mm. That is about the most I like to bend before just stepping up to the next brake size.

I've got a couple of questions. First,...

Aaron

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I've got a couple of questions. First, is this binding compatible with the MFD all time?

Second, does anyone know how much this binding weighs?

R.J. Gardner

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Yes they are compatible with the MFD as long as you get the specific one that works with this binding. There are three different MFD's, the black one listed as Look/Rossi is the one that will work with this. As for the second question, the Look PX 12 has a listed weight at 5 lb 5 oz. These would be the same.

Write your question here...Hey guys just...

joe dole

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Write your question here...Hey guys just some brand spankin new surface new life's (stoked!) and there 122 under foot. will the xxl be to small for this? Cheers

zac

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yo i am buying some ab new lifes as well! and yes it will work.. just go to a shop and have them mount em and ask em to bend the brake just a lil bit to fit. if they say they cant do it go to a different shop and ask em. mostshops will do it fer ya!

does anyone know whether these bindings...

Bailey Williams

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does anyone know whether these bindings fit the K2 Missdemeanor 2007 ski's or does anyone know any bindings that will fit? Desperately looking for some bindings

Matt Teuling

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These will fit with the L or XL brake option. In fact... pretty much any alpine ski bindind will "fit" as long as the brakes are wide enough. Since the Misdemeanor is only 90mm underfoot (so pretty skinny by todays standards) any modern binding will probably work just fine.