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Chris, 1/20/2008 10:15 PM
First impressions were good. The low weight/swing weight made them really easy to chuck around and do fast spins. Didn't have any problems with them popping off strangely or anything like that. Then after 6 days I broke them... Not the main part of the binding but the black plastic part which mounts the brake to the heal piece. It was easily replaced (under warranty) because it is part of the brake mechanism. I broke them doing a 540 over a medium jump in Whistler terrain park, I landed fine and they just broke. Then my skied went scooting off down the hill. Kind of disappointing but I haven't seen or heard anyone else having issues with them so I'm just going to assume it's a random fault at the moment. I thought maybe the brake got caught on a chunk of ice or something when I landed but looking at where the brakes sit and the good condition of the landing I don't think so. I've had a set of Rossignol 120 bindings for the past 3 years or so and have ridden them in the park heaps without issue.