J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by hymac580

Course ur right. hadn't realised that the dials front and back were the DIN settings ! Both read 3-10. Could it be that the bindings, although unused, are in fact couple of seasons old? Just strange that I can't find anything about axium 70 bindings.
thanks

Graham

(may have posted this twice, sorry!)

pavelski wrote:Julian,

Why I asked you to check the DIN value is that my Rossignol technical manual does not list a Axium 70. The lowest model I have listed is Axium 100!

Then I have an Axium JR. Pro Race with DIN of 3-10.

Where did you buy units?

Do you have a information booklet or chart for units?

If in doubt go back to store and make sure there is no safety issue!

DO NOT USE junior models!!!!!

I have been given brand new Salomon foil 1080 twin tip skis (brilliant skis, hired the same, twice this year) with new Rossignol Axium 70 bindings. I'm concerned as I can find no reference to these bindings on the net, including Rossignols own website. Are these bindings OK for men ? I'm 80KG, 5'10" and good intermediate skier. Can't see any DIN reference on them.

rossingnol axium 70 x plate binding Started by User in Ski Hardware, 5 Replies
Course ur right. hadn't realised that the dials front and back were the DIN settings ! Both read 3-10. Could it be that the bindings, although unused, are in fact couple of seasons old? Just strange that I can't find anything about axium 70 bindings. thanks Graham (may have posted this twice, sorry!)

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