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A functional and secure bond.

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After three winter hikes, I can say that they work quite well. They are sensitive to ice or snow in the locking mechanism, which is why you need to clean them well when attaching them.

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Sturdy and reliable bindings.

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High quality

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Works

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They work both on long Järvinen forest skis and on the tarred wooden skis of the Swedish army, where they are absolutely brilliant. Demanding boots with a sufficiently flexible sole for traditional skiing. The only ones that work like this for me are the Fischer bcx5 boots. All the others have had too stiff soles, which has made them into sleigh-making machines.

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A good and functional bandage.

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They have been good bindings, but have started to crack around the edges of the plastic parts of the tip.

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Supportive and easy-to-use bandages.

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Good game; the tip of the boot and ski point in the same direction even when turning.

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The product works well. once it is caught on zandstra skates.

Standard binding, well fitted. Requires firm push to lock on to boot bar, but seems very secure.

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Stable and easy to use. I am very satisfied with these too.

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Good-feeling bindings, a bit stiff, at least on first use

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Easy to use, sturdy. You can't really go wrong with this classic tie.

They look fantastic. I look forward to using them in a months time.

Seams sturdy, easy to remove ice from the insides in case it freezes into it.

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Absolutely amazingly easy and good usability. You can easily attach the skis to the boot and take them off. The snow does not support these to the same extent as the corresponding NNN bindings on cross-country skis. The only worry is if you happen to fall somewhere far away, these keep your foot and boot attached and do not give way like, for example, an army binding. But the skiability, i.e. stability and maneuverability, are excellent.

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Easy to use, easy to attach the ski boot even with a little snow in the lock. If there is hard snow, it is easy to remove. The binding is very sturdy

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Good for backcountry skiing

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A basic choice. If you have the money or are going into hillier terrain, it's worth checking out the xplore model.

Rough and nice. As they should be

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The sturdy ones. Works with monos.

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Good and sturdy ties. manual opening and locking model.

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I hope the white of the product will not yellow with age. I preferred the gray models, but otherwise the quality seems excellent.

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Unbelievably good ties. They can withstand anything, e.g. the tip iron comes off the mono first before the bond breaks down. The snow gets packed in between, requires a bit of precision if removing in a soft wind.

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Good and functional bindings for Madshus Panorama M78 skis.

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The best binding system for touring skates (assuming you have NNN-BC monos) It's worth noting that the binding does NOT come with screws suitable for touring skates.

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Sturdy bindings for fells.

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A working bond. Not quite as stout as a magnum.

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Good bandage, but the fastening and opening mechanism is too rigid.

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No complaints.

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Good binding that is easy to assemble.

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Good and sturdy.

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A reliable basic bandage

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Works well as intended

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The bindings work, although quite stiff to open. The opening mechanism also requires pushing all the way to catch the mono.

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Side has worked great

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Good bond. You have to be a little careful with the closed one that the snow is cleared before it is put in and that it is not forced to close in severe frosts.

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Easy installation, durable and functional bandage even on longer hunts.

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Easy and simple bandage. Reliable

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High-quality and sturdy BC bandage.

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Good sturdy bindings for touring skis.

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Good ties.

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In Zandstra touring skates, these work as they should. A set of screws was required so you can catch it.

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Good basic bindings for touring skating.

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A sturdy cross-country ski binding that is also suitable for touring skating, although it is heavy compared to the weight of the skate, so those who love speed choose a standard ski binding. The locking lever is very stiff to twist and after crossing the stiff point it snaps shut hard, so fingers or gloves should not be in between.

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Rigid locking system, especially with clumsy fingers, and when ice or sand got in the way, it was impossible to get things off, and the bandage didn't close. Overall it worked just fine and will continue to do well with these.

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They seem good, they are supportive.

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Strong ties.

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3 pairs today, have worked well

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Works well!

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Highly functional bindings for demanding conditions. I have used these in -34 degrees on a ski hike.

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Good ties. I installed them on wooden slats, 60 mm wide. I ski off-piste. I have made my own tracks for my grandchildren.

Good solid binding.

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Collects ice in bad places, which is why it doesn't open very easily, sometimes you have to melt it inside the desert hut

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The bindings were sturdy, the maneuverability of the Järvinen Lapponia 280cm improved to a completely different level. The only thing is that the locks are a bit stiff to use.

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Excellent value for money.

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A sturdy and easy-to-use bandage. The disadvantage is that the rubber elastic part of the bandage is attached too quickly, it comes off surprisingly easily when opening the bandage, and it is difficult to get spare parts.

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Solid binding for touring skis

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Sturdy bindings together with a good mono.

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Action.

These are robust and make me confident all the way.

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A simple and reliable batch binder.

Solid ski bindings. Easy to mount, easy to clip my boots into, and decent control over the skis.

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4-5 skis done in harder frost. It's a bit stiff to put on. It could be because they are new

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A very reliable bandage. Supports well. There is no going back to the forest ski binding.

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Functional and sturdy bandage.

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Sturdy bindings

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The only true hiking bandage!

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Good ties, no hard bets.

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Ladies Quick attach to monos.

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I can't think of anything to improve. Works like a train toilet.

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Sturdy bandage, does its job and seems durable.

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Pretty stiff to use, and snow freezes easily. In any case, better than the boot bandage of the barge.

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Rottefella bandages seem to be of high quality and the delivery of the bandages also worked well on a tight schedule, I received the products on time.

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Easy-to-use and sturdy bindings for skates and forest skis

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Good bond. Too bad the attachment doesn't work without bowing. The bandage should be closed when not in use, otherwise snow and ice will enter.

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Value for money is right, work well!

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Easy assembly and stable binding! Really good!

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durable and reliable bond.

Best.

Well known and solid binding. Instructions and stickers included. Binding works on BC skis, so far flawlessly, though one side developed some annoying sound, trying to figure out if it is the contact point with the ski, or the binding itself is squeaking.

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I replaced these Zandstra skates with sns profil bandages when I went for a swap. Rottefells are much easier to use. Strong recommendation.

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Works great!

Been using this brand for years and it has always been great and never an issue, there really is no alternative. (Interested in the new X-plore system that is being released)

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Good strong bandage, has been used in touring skating for several years.

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Functional and sturdy ties

Goos as always.

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The holes in the middle double screw are too small and the bandage rises when tightened. One of the rear screws did not tighten on the OAC Prophet but immediately began to spin around. The quality of the first feeling was not convincing.

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A well-functioning bandage for touring skating.

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Tested and works in both downhill and forest skiing, and supports ski control well. Durable even on long distances in varying terrain. Manual attachment takes some time, but is for sure.

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Sturdy basic bandages.

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Reliable bond

The perfect, robust binding that everybody uses for their nordic ice skates. :) Easy to adjust and attach to the skate with screws. (For all southern nordic ice skate newbies like me: Install the black rubber knob, called "flexor", where the shoe attaches into binding and you get the typical spring mechanism instead of a loose heel… ;)

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No downsides. Simple and functional bond.

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Strong tie structure, mounted on touring skates. The bindings have been acquired for the use of BC boots for long skating trips. The combination works very well.

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I recommend works well.

I don’t know why Rottefella added the Magnum to their binding line up. The The Manual performs every bit as well as the Magnum but it’s narrow profile matches the side cut of most skis much better than the Magnum. Both bindings are robust, durable, and function well in freeze/thaw conditions. Now that the Salomon SNS system has gone the way of the dinosaur, Rottefella is the only game in town.

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Fast delivery and good service

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A couple of loops skied. They look good.

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Robust bindings that are easy to get in and out of and that stay securely on the boot. They fit well on my long-distance skates.

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I switched to the automatic binding manual. The manual eliminated the embarrassing problem that was in the automatic bandage, i.e. in powder / rye snow the bandage mechanism was filled and the removal of the mono became a problem. In the event of a crash or accident, this would become a problem.

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Easily mountable, sturdy, very solid binding.

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functional sure to guarantee ski bindings

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good, at least on first-hand experience. But this is not an automatic machine that has to squat when closed.

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Really good ties. The ski does not come off accidentally, the snow does not get in the way to lift the bandage open. Of course, this is also a minus in a fall, the skis do stay on their feet.

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There are still skis waiting, which were to come on March 18 Easy to use, very sturdy, can be moved to the place of use by car.