Rossignol T4 NIS Automatic Binding - 2007 BCS

So far, these have worked as advertised and have been an integral part of a great combo with my Rossignol Evo Glade skis and Rossignol X2 touring boots. I haven't come accidentally unclipped. I feel firmly attached to the skis when kicking, stepping through powder off trail, and when going downhill. To be honest I hardly have had any reason to notice them at all (which I would say is a good thing with bindings. If you notice them a lot you're probably noticing bad things). At first it was a little hard for me to do the automatic clip because I was a little unsure of how to line up my boots with the clip as the recess made it difficult to get a precise look at it-- although now that I've had some time on them and have learned to feel them out instead of relying on sight it's no problem at all.

The "Derlin" material the sidebar boasts is truly lightweight-- and I'm not even one of those people who is obsessed with weight! I can appreciate how light these bindings are. They don't add any noticeable weight at all (once again not noticing them is a great thing!). I'm guessing this goes towards preventing any unnecessary leg and foot strain especially if you're going to be spending a long day skiing.

Also, if you don't want to mount them yourself or are unsure how to mount the bindings, be sure to ask the Backcountry.com reps if they will do it for you. They did a great job on mine!