Good but Rossis are better deal

By Christophe V. Ranked #15 - Alpine Ski Bindings October 26, 2008

Skied on these for the past two seasons. I've heard of reports play occurring in the heel track and toepieces breaking after doing big drops, but I've had no issues. The new heel design has grown on me as the ability to crank up the forward pressure really improves the feel of the skis and reduces pre-releases. These have worked well for everything from park to big mountain skiing. However, the new Rossignol SAS 120 offers a more durable binding for the same price. The Rossis have a teflon antifriction device, reinforced heel track, and overall shorter mounting pattern. Overall, these are a good all-around binding for those who aren't super heavy and go big but perhaps not huge in the terrain park or off cliffs.

I should note that the recommended skier weight for these (170lbs+) is not accurate. These are likely suitable for any skier who uses a DIN of 5-10.

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