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Rossignol FKS 140 Ski Binding - 2011 BCS
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Built for maching through deep pow and launching off wind lips, the Rossignol FKS 140 Ski Binding is a burly freeride binding that integrates easily onto fat skis. Re-released due to public demand, this smooth functioning Rossignol binding with the turntable heel and added shock absorption keeps you locked down and eliminates the risk of pre-release.
- Extra long, 28mm elastic travel prevents unwanted pre-release
- Dual Action Race toe piece provides a reinforced point of contact in a high-stress area
- Turntable heel controls retention and automatically re-centers your boot in the binding
- Short mounting zone allows the ski to flex naturally
- Wide free AFD offers precise power transfer on your powder boards
Bottom Line: Back for more freeride domination.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
pivot
By:
dmcjrutah1470128
May 2, 2012
Bindings come with shims so you can get the ramp angle of your liking.
How do you adjust binding to make it fit a bigger boot? These
How do you adjust binding to make it fit a bigger boot? These are borrowed skis.
By: charlie
March 21, 2012
You would have to remount these if there is a substantial difference in the boot sole length.
By: Arthur Debowski
March 21, 2012
Can't go wrong.
By:
Harrison Gatos
January 17, 2012
I have these mounted on MFD Alltimes. I have the old Look world cup ones on my rock skis. They have never let me down. Ever. Always a solid binding.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 30, 2012 by: Mitch Young
By: Mitch Young
January 30, 2012
How well do they work on your MFD Alltimes because im getting MFD Alltimes and I cant decide what binding to put on them.
SO should i just go for another binding or will the 115mm work.
SO should i just go for another binding or will the 115mm work. For the bonafides? That's 17 mm bigger than the ski
By: lac4517476
February 4, 2012
Rossi lists the new FKS 140 XXL as being able to fit skis with waists of 100mm to 117mm. The FKS 140 L is set up for waists from 80-95mm. The XXL may be too wide, but you can certainly bend the brakes on the L to get the extra 3mm.
http://www.rossignol.com/US/CA/ski-men-bindings-fks.html
By: Dave Marcus
February 5, 2012
FKS 140 on K2 Aftershocks #2
By: Metalstar
December 13, 2011
Looking to get the Bonafide 180, 98 underfoot. What size binding?
Looking to get the Bonafide 180, 98 underfoot. What size binding? Can the 90mm fit this even though its 98 underfoot?
Help thanks!
By: lac4517476
February 2, 2012
SO should i just go for another binding or will the 115mm work. I dont want it scrapping on the snow.
By: lac4517476
February 2, 2012
The 90 will be too small. We try not to bend beyond 5mm.
By: Arthur Debowski
February 2, 2012
Great Binding
By:
Jliberatore
January 13, 2012
Best binding on the market behind the FKS 180. solid strap in. no prereleases.
FKS 140 on K2 Aftershocks
By: Metalstar
December 13, 2011
These bindings really rock these skis! All mountain shred!
1 Comment Last Comment: December 20, 2011 by: jus2768678
By: jus2768678
December 20, 2011
Sick picture. They look sick on those planks. I can't wait to try mine out on my ak jj
Guys, what size brake should I get on these or the FKS 180 for
Guys, what size brake should I get on these or the FKS 180 for the Armada AR7 skis? XXL is prob too wide, right?
By: kirillpron1053166
January 16, 2012
FKS with vibram sole?
By:
eR
November 26, 2011
Hi, could you write to me if its possible to use this binding with boots with vibram sole? thx
By: Cory Akin
November 27, 2011
Unfortunately, it is not possible if you want to release properly. You will need a boot with an alpine sole
Looking to get the cochise 185, 108 underfoot. What size binding
Looking to get the cochise 185, 108 underfoot. What size binding do I need? These look good, or the marker jester, aggressive skier 6 foot 172 pounds. Help needed!
By: lac4517476
January 11, 2012
personally, of the two, i'd definitely go with the FKS. depending on HOW aggressive of a skier you are, you might want to consider the FKS 180 though. the 180 has a higher din range and it has a burlier metal toe peice as opposed to 140's partly plastic toe piece. and you'll need the XXL. it has a 115 mm brake.
By: Adam Bagby
January 15, 2012
The Bomb
By:
tje03092335040
December 1, 2011
Mounted these on my park skis. Super light. Didn't need the Din of 18. Highly recommended.
Got some skis w/ 90mm waist- would you recommend the L or XXL
Got some skis w/ 90mm waist- would you recommend the L or XXL brake size?
By: dav3335307
January 6, 2012
Large
By: Jamie Preston
January 6, 2012
Would this binding fit the Moment Night Train skis? If so what
Would this binding fit the Moment Night Train skis? If so what size would? Thx
By: Marcus Monson
December 29, 2011
Bomb dot com
By:
Brenna Ellis
March 31, 2012
I have heard people raving about these bindings for a while so when I needed bindings for my S7s it was a no brainer. These bindings have been great, they are incredibly durable and don't let me do until they really need to. I really appreciate the short mounting zone on these bindings so I can feel my skis move the way they were intended unlike a lot of other bindings I have used in the past
Old and New
By: Conor Brady
August 23, 2011
Last years and this years FKS 140s. Same exact binding, just a reversal on the color tones.
3 Comments Last Comment: August 26, 2011 by: jef100476956
By: aromando1838352
November 8, 2011
Conor,
I just ordered this year's Bibby Pro. How do you like the FKS on it? They are my number 1 choice right now, but the 180 model. Second choice would be the Jester Pros. I am a big guy and super aggressive skiier. 5'11'' and 250 lbs, so I ski at a 13 or 14 usually. I'd like the higher DIN capabilities so I could set to 13 and be right in the middle of my DIN range for optimum performance. I'd just like to hear how you like the FKS on the Bibby though. Thanks.
By: Conor Brady
September 6, 2011
The skis on the left, Moment Night Trains. The skis on the right, Moment Bibby Pros. Both bindings have the XXL brake, which is about 115mm. These fit over the 123mm waist of the Night Train just fine.
By: jef100476956
August 26, 2011
What kind of skis are those mounted on?
Will the Large Binding (90 MM) work on a Nordica Enforcer (98
Will the Large Binding (90 MM) work on a Nordica Enforcer (98 MM waste). Seems like from some previous posters they were able to extend the 115 to fit a 125. Don't want too much gap with the XXL if I can avoid. Danke.
By: Clownhead
November 3, 2011
They will fit just fine. Just tried them out on a 99 waisted ski, they fit right over. You'll be all good!
By: Conor Brady
November 28, 2011
All brakes have some leeway and can generally be bent to a degree - i suspect a good shop can make the 90 work on this ski. With the next option in this brake a 115, either way you will have some brake sticking out.
By: Jamie Preston
November 3, 2011
Trying to find the right freeride/big mountain binding for my
Trying to find the right freeride/big mountain binding for my new RAMP Peacepipe's. I have looked at Marker Jester & Griffon, Salomon STH 14 & 16, Rossi FKS 140, and some other bindings like the Look Pivot and Atomic FFG. I am not big by any standard (only 5'10" 155lbs) but I do plan on competing and consider myself advanced but not quite expert. I have never been binding shopping so anyone who could shed some light on what binding is the best choice for the best price. (Under $350)
By: Brandon
October 3, 2011
I would recommend the FKS/Pivot over the Griffon. It's a little burlier, and if you plan to compete, having that little extra din range to crank up is not so bad.
By: Conor Brady
November 28, 2011
The Griffon is an excellent binding, save your money and don't the jester unless you absolutely need a 16 din which to be honest no one really does. I think the Orange FKS would look sweet on those peacepipes. The FKS is a good binding that is really durable and with its swivel heel is suppose to cut down on knee injuries. The Look Pivot 14 is the exact same binding as this FKS so depending on the deal you get i would either get the Griffon or the FKS/Pivot
By: Collin Child
November 7, 2011
Could someone please tell me how much heel adjustment these bindings
Could someone please tell me how much heel adjustment these bindings have to accommodate different boot sole lengths? Thanks!
By: 19Lives
September 30, 2011
They have 15mm of adjustment which is about .6 inch.
By: macmedic497413
October 12, 2011
Will alpine tracker work on this fine?
Will alpine tracker work on this fine?
By: Tomas Hajek
September 20, 2011
Yes, a trekker will work with these.
By: Conor Brady
October 2, 2011
How well will the XXL's fit a pair of Bent Chetlers?
How well will the XXL's fit a pair of Bent Chetlers?
By: hausej586412
September 15, 2011
Kind of a tight fit you have to bend the brake out a lil bit
By: scott
October 29, 2011
It will fit just fine with the XXL option. I have them on my Night Trains and they have the same width as the Chets (123mm).
By: Conor Brady
October 2, 2011
Should Fit pretty well
By: Mitch Andrews
September 15, 2011
Change me.
Out of Stock
2011 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Ski Bindings than that
Alpine Ski BindingsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Can't go wrong.
I have these mounted on MFD Alltimes. I have the old Look world cup ones on my rock skis. They have never let me down. Ever. Always a solid binding. more...
- Max DIN:
- 14
- Brake Width:
- (large) 90 mm, (xxl) 115 mm
- Recommended Use:
- freestyle, big-mountain freeride
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year