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Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings

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Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings

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Designed to increase the contact area between boot and ski, the Rottefella NNN BC Magnum ski bindings feature a wide contoured steering plate to deliver great turning power.

Wide 67mm plate delivers more force to the edge of the ski, improving its ability to hold an edge
Low-profile design gives best feel for the snow, while delivering an efficient kick
Large manual closing lever is sculpted with ergonomic, glove-friendly finger recesses for easy latching

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Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings Customer Reviews

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Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings

4.3

(based on 3 reviews)

100%

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Pros

Lightweight (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Backcountry touring (3)

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Mar

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great Nordic Binding

By SandyLoam

from Norwich, CT

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Pros

Lightweight
Reliable
Stable

Cons

Not a step-in
Not enough height

Best Uses

Backcountry Touring
Groomed Trails
Icy Conditions
Out-the-back-door
Telemarking

Comments about Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings:

I mounted these bindings on a pair of Madshus Epochs and use with Alpina BC 2550 boots (these boots are not great). I replaced the mushy stock rubber flexors with firm flexors (NNN BC Binding Flexor).

With this setup it is no problem to tele down some steeper terrain (think of your easier blue terrain at a downhill area). This capability would be even better if the binding was doubled in height.

The firm flexors do take away somewhat from the kick and glide as the rear ski picks up earlier than normal. I may try out the medium flexors to see if that balance is better. It is a pretty great setup for breaking trail in the woods as well as taking some swift descents.

Opening and closing the binding is easy enough with gloves and it is made well enough to feel confident in not getting stranded way out there.

The bottom line on this is it's a well made, easy to operate binding but there is room for increased height for better downhill performance.

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Dec

2011

5.0

Good Bindings

By Fun Dad

from Arizona

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Pros

Easily Adjustable
Good Power Transfer
Lightweight
Simple Shifting

Cons

Best Uses

Backcountry Touring
Groomed Trails
Icy Conditions

Comments about Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings:

These are good bindings, the NNN magnum is a step up in stability and aggression from the traditional NNN touring ski system. Easy to mount on your skis, durable. Getting in and out is convenient with the manual toe binding. They give excellent control and power transfer when staying in the track or breaking your own trail. These do well in rough terrain in the backcountry.

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Jan

2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Dependable

By Arlo Sinclair

from Santa Fe

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Pros

Durable
Lightweight

Cons

Binding ices up

Best Uses

Backcountry Touring
Multi-day Tours

Comments about Rottefella NNN BC Magnum Backcountry Ski Bindings:

For 5 years & multiple sets of skis these have held up to everything imaginable. They're light & simple; no frills.

Several friends have auto entry NNNs. Both designs are finicky when there's ice on the boot or in the binding after stepping out; I think that's unavoidable. Otherwise, the auto entries are more convenient, especially when you have a heavy pack on & don't want to bend over.

Some reviews say these are more dependable, & since they're wider than the autos they're more stable. I support that theory.