Rottefella Xplore BC Offtrack Binding

I like the binding. It's light and has been trouble-free so far. It also feels quite secure despite being light. They are mounted to SBound 112 skis and using I'm using a Crispi Futura Pro boot. I have been using the standard flex bumper and the ability to drive the inside ski isn't great but fine for mellow terrain. I just got the hard flex bumpers and will give them a try next time out. The bales of the hill climbers are difficult for me to flip up. I have to use the handle of my piles at just the right angle to pull them into place.

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Very sturdy bindings. Even the forest skis didn't feel so clumsy, as the movement of the boots is transmitted directly to the ski thanks to the sturdy bindings.

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Light and simple games.

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A reliable staple

These bindings bend as easily as the NNN but give more edge control than a three pin cable binding. They are also really convenient to step in and out of.

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Locking requires precision. Otherwise good.

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The tire works well on flat terrain. The rear rail has not yet been tested on hilly terrain.

Good quality and easy to mount. Not used yet, no snow in England

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It has worked well for calculations and it's nice to ski as well. It's good to be able to change the hard disk during the bill

Excellent binding. I am pleased with the downhill telemark performance, especially compared to the BC NNN binding. I also appreciate how easy these binding are to get in and out of. I highly recomend this product for cross country skiing on varied backcountry terrain.