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Works perfectly. Easy to take off and on. Stable and transfers the feeling between ski and skier.

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Supportive and functional bandages. Also used on other skis. There haven't been any operational problems yet, such as the automatic binding. Some were hard to get out of monos.

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Good bindings.

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Very sturdy and reliable. In severe -30 frosts, they are a bit stiff, which is understandable.

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I acted as I should. Good product.

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I attached it to my 280cm wooden skis with the included screws and glue. At least the first week of hiking lasted really well without any problems. At first, I doubted how the attachment point would withstand a heavy ski, but so far so good. In these ties, the durability of the rubber "returner"/tip part has proven to be the only challenge, on the other hand, they can be easily replaced if you can find them somewhere.

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Good bond. Reliable.

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The best binding model to the best binding system/boot type for forest skis. Stable, simple and good!

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Robust and simple bindings.

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A good bond for installments. A little wider, but more stable and durable than the basic Rottefella NNN-BC bandage. It's worth choosing, especially if you don't wrestle (ski) in the featherweight category.

Solid and very stable binding, not very susceptible to problems such as frozen snow or ice formation. Also easy to use with thick gloves.

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The best for a domestic hangi.

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A good basic bandage.

solid bindings to tackle some nice slopes and turns.

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Skis well

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A sturdy and easy-to-use bandage. A good choice for closed purchases etc. The disadvantage is that the rubber elastic part of the bandage is attached too quickly.

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A simple and safe travel bandage.

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Basic good ties. Easy to use even with gloves.

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A sturdy bandage for the tendons.

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Easy to install with clear instructions. After 3 uses in a batch, it seems to work well. The first time, the weather was very difficult, the sticky plus 1 degree snow stuck to the skis strongly, but despite that no calluses started to accumulate between the binding and the boot.

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

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I installed these in OAC's sliding snowshoes. With a few extra holes and EA in the holes left by the bindings, they went relatively painlessly. They have worked well after a few skis. When tightening the screws, you should press the screw firmly so that it does not become loose.

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Go and fall as it should. A bit difficult to handle with thick gloves, but that's how it is.

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The wider Rottaffe bandage brings support to many bills

by good and cheap product

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Good ties to installments.

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Works

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The best ties for forest skiing.

Rottefella, what can I say? Bullet-proof,easy hinge/kick, not bulky, or overweight, I wish they built cars. Buy'em, they will serve you a very, very long time. Thanks Rottefalla. Thanks to the wonderpeople at Varuste.

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No complaining after a couple hundred miles.

Good, solid, on Nordic skates and don’t flex etc. On my bush skis too and they do fine for tele turns in good snow. Nice to use same boot for couple sports

Simple and sturdy. Works well!

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Hyt and functional ties

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I put oac xcd gt 160 in slippers, i am very happy. Works!

very good bindings

Very good as everyone knows.

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Reliable and durable ties for outdoor skiing and touring skating. These have already been on several skis and skates and there are plenty of happy days behind us. I recommend

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Holds and works well.

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Otherwise a good bandage, but the durability is poor. The metal part of the shoe tightened with two ties is tired and broken.

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Good and reliable ties. Almost impossible to get open if you ski on dark ice. Probably all the same problem.

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Item delivered as ordered. The assembly explanation makes sense in the first step, but the practical text must still exist. So far nothing to complain about.

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Convenient and durable, rhyming in a dead end and downhill.

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Yes, there are good ties, once and for all!

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Good bandage for forest skis.

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The bandages have been very supportive and there have been no problems.

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Everything ok. Very fast delivery.

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Ladies. Normal skiing feeling also with 2.5 meter forest skis.

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Guaranteed Rottefella quality

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Good bindings.

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Sturdy easy to use bandage, hope durable.

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Good bond, works well in different conditions.

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Work!

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functional, sensible

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Slightly hefty-feeling, with a closing mechanism. Their design really required the skier to squat to close the bindings, which was especially stressful on the back of the backpack. (See Salomon's previous bandages, which had a hole in which the band was naturally pressed with a stick.)

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A firm bandage, although the attachment of the bandage a little constricted.

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Especially when skiing alone in the wilderness, the so-called. an automatic bandage that can be opened with the tip of a rod can be dangerous. In soft snow, the backpack on the neck and the head on the butt do not come loose. The manual can be opened even if you have to squat.