Rottefella Xplore BC Offtrack Binding

One of the bindning broke and i contaxted varuste straight away but have not heard from them in a week..

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A comfortable, easy and supportive bandage

The bindings are extremely reliable and sturdy. Almost feels like alpine ski bindings.

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Perfect binding for mountain trips. Bought Crispi ski boots that work great with the binding.

are top notch from me just stepping into them with my boots. Not enough snow and not cold enough yet to really test them out.

Not a lot to comment there. Comfortable to use, fast On/Off. Had a 2 week trip and no real problems. I would advise to do a boot side maintenance. There is a lubrication of a pins accessory. Should have it in a pocket, as the pins could get frozen sometimes.

These are great BC bindings. Nice to skin on the uphills but I need plenty of practice to get the downhill technique right.

Very solid binding- performs well for skating and skiing. I prefer these over standard bindings

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Used for a week in Vätsäri and really good for skiing! When the weather turns freezing, they can become stiff/frozen, making it difficult to open the binding. If necessary, they can be opened with a little bit of prying with a tool.

These bindings are amazing. I’ve skied Nordic on NNN BC bindings for decades while also skiing both alpine and telemark. While NNN BC bindings are great for most conditions, they lack the leverage of a telemark binding for had driving turns. These bindings, mounted on a pair of Fischer SBound 98’s and skied with Alpina Alaska boots are absolutely the bomb for moderate depth untracked BC Nordic and for the deep stuff they are amazing on a set of SBound 128s (old school, removed a set of tele bindings to mount these and love how they float and turn).