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Rossignol SAS 110 Wide Ski Binding - 2008 BCS
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Rossignol designed the SAS 110 Wide Ski Binding to be compact and to have excellent power transfer for park and pipe airtime. The heel piece’s angled design directs power from your boot directly downward to the edge of your ski, which helps you initiate and link turns effortlessly and efficiently. The SAS 110 Wide Binding’s Dual Action II construction lets your boot exit the binding freely in the event of a twisting fall, which eases the strain on your poor ol’ joints--they're still trying to shake off the trauma of your childhood love of roof-jumping.
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in comparison to the rossi scratch 110 GIRL, are these the same
in comparison to the rossi scratch 110 GIRL, are these the same kind of deal, like weight wise and stuff,
By: gracie collie
April 3, 2009
Pretty similar yeah, a little heavier.
By: Shane O'Donnell
April 3, 2009
I just ordered the 4frnt STLs and I'm wondering if those
I just ordered the 4frnt STLs and I'm wondering if those would be a good combo with the STLs. I ski mostly all mountain.A friend recommended I buy the Dynastar PX 12 Lifter Wides, but these are a bit cheaper and I won't spend more if I dont have to.
By: KingDMC22
March 3, 2009
Buy the Look PX 12 Lifter WB Ski Binding they are the same binding as the Dynastars but cheaper than both of the bindings you have listed above. I recommend lifter bindings over any other style binding.
By: GreenMan
March 4, 2009
What exactly is a freeride binding and will these bindings be
What exactly is a freeride binding and will these bindings be fine for my fat powder skis?
By: Cristin Fitzgerald
February 22, 2009
Freeride bindings are simply going to be a little tougher and more geared towards harder skiing and landing airs. This will be fine for your fat powder skis as long as they are not much fatter than 110mm. Otherwise you will have to bend the brakes to make them fit around the waist of your skis, which is not that big a deal but something to keep in mind.
By: ESTtoMST
February 23, 2009
My new pow skis are 112 underfoot. Would I be able to bend these
My new pow skis are 112 underfoot. Would I be able to bend these that much or do I need to find another binding because the bindings with 110, 115 and 120 mm brakes cost a lot more....
By: AK-Freeskier
February 3, 2009
Oh yea----- no problem ----- my local shop bent my 100mm brake to fit on a 115mm waist.
By: willie2272186
February 3, 2009
My new pow skis are 112 underfoot. Would I be able to bend these
My new pow skis are 112 underfoot. Would I be able to bend these that much or do I need to find another binding because the bindings with 110, 115 and 120 mm brakes cost a lot more....
By: AK-Freeskier
February 3, 2009
Any dedicated ski shop should easily be able to bend the brakes out 2mm, although this usually voids warranty, so think about that first. It's also fairly easy to do yourself, but I recommend the shop.
By: Shane O'Donnell
February 3, 2009
will the 100mm fit a boot size of like 10.5 show size?
will the 100mm fit a boot size of like 10.5 show size?
By: b rob
February 3, 2009
so dude, the break width has nothing to do with your boot size. this has to do with your waste width of your ski. so in short this will work with your size 10.5 shoe.
By: Gabe Westheimer
February 3, 2009
Change me.
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2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Ski Bindings than that
Alpine Ski Bindings- DIN Range:
- 3.5 - 11
- Recommended Skier Weight:
- 70 – 245lb (31.75 – 111kg)
- Brake Width:
- 100mm
- Weight (pair):
- 4lb (1820g)
- Country of Origin:
- France (Includes Monaco)