Rossignol bindings?

nealdawgdiamond

nealdawgdiamond

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ok, i want to get some rossi bindings next year, but i have heard mixed reviews. anybody have some of the rossi scratch 140's, and if you do what can you say about them? also what have any of you others heard about them?

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the rossi scratch are the same as the look bindings...i have the Power 100's and there the same 2

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Solid, safer, proven technology. Rossi/Look turntables are the way to go. Axium bindings have the traditional heelpiece.

Brand new Mike Nick 171's $225
 
rossi binding= anal raped dont fall on that shit dosent look like it be fun ouch!

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You'd have to snap off at the shins to get one of those to go up your ass while skiing.

Brand new Mike Nick 171's $225
 
Any Rossi axial binding (the scratch binder) or any Look pivot binding is definetly the way to go with bindings. They are very lightweight and very durable. Their excellent design allows you to ski with a lower din setting, due to the massive elasticity in the toe and the heel. This means that you will not pre-release. They mount into the ski much closer to center too, so it greatly reduces the 'dead spot' underfoot. The only difference between the 100, 120 and 140 is the din range, everything else is the same. Did I mention that they give your boot 7 points of contact with the binding.

No, I do not work for Rossi, I am just stoked on their products. The scratch binding or any axial or pivot, is definetly the way to go.

And the axium binding is for beginners, if you plan on entering park or powder, get a better binding.

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I'm not sure how everybody says they are light. I think mine are pretty heavy. Great bindings though and I think the weight contributes to how solidly built they are.

 
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