Sorry for not getting back sooner. Unfortunately these are sold.

Harris, are you going Outlaw? Just curious, I remember all the nice things you had to say about NTN bindings. I'm not being snarky either, you made good points. However, I also realize that The M, and 22 Designs have continued to make improvements. Good luck with all your sales. Maybe after you cle...

stec06 wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 12:37 pm

Still have these? I might take 'em off your hands. Let me know!

I sold these last week, but for some reason I can't find the posting delete option to remove the ad. My appologies.

Harris, are you going Outlaw? Just curious, I remember all the nice things you had to say about NTN bindings. I'm not being snarky either, you made good points. However, I also realize that The M, and 22 Designs have continued to make improvements. Good luck with all your sales. Maybe after you cle...

Hello,

These are mildly used, 2nd Generation Rottefella "Freeride" bindings. They are sold complete with mounting screws and ski brakes. They are in very good condition. New Freerides retail for $450.00. I'm selling these for $60.00 plus shipping.

Hello folks,

I'm selling an almost new pair of G3 Targa bindings (large). Included are mount screws and wedges (already installed). Will sell for $80.00 plus shipping. PayPal only.

Sold.

Ok, some thoughts here... I don't exactly agree with the video author's summation that skiing wider skis "is not skiing." IMO, if a person is on skis it is skiing. But the point I was trying to make is that phat skis are being sold as "all mountain" skis, when in fact they pretty much suck when the ...

Practically every, if not all tele skiers I see at our ski areas are sporting new BC skis to ski inbounds. And a lot of alpine skier are doing the same. The marketing scheme of the ski industry is "the all mountain ski." Bullshit; no such creature exists. Fat skis suck on groomed snow, or in bumps, ...