Rottefella T3 Nordic Ski Bindings

NNN II bindings provide good stability with ease of use. I prefer the "manual" version, but the step in type was the only version available from STP. Hard to beat the price! These mount with the long standing 3 screw pattern used for most light touring nordic bindings, so are easy to retrofit to current skis with the original NNN binding.

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Christmas gift for my wife. She loves them compared to her old 3-pin. Easy in and out, and they feel great on the groomed trails.

Good mounting instructions included.

The mechanism for locking and unlocking the ski boot is thoughtfully engineered. Because of the superior design, this is the 2nd purchase of these bindings. In new, ungroomed snow, the bindings can because loose. The mounting screws are not deep enough in the ski to hold the binding on therefore this should be used on groomed trails.

Great binding for the price! I bought several to change out of all of my 3-pin and SNS bindings. Step in is a snap. They make those older skis look more hip and enable the skis to still be used, but with current boots.

Found to be easy to install, once I figured that all measurements were metric.

My ancient X-C shoes(boots) fell apart in a race last season - the sole and toe extension tore - so I needed new boots, which afforded the opportunity to switch to the NNN system. STP had boots and these bindings at an unbeatable price, and they'll be a tremendous improvement in durability and ease of use over the old 3-pin bindings. Other folks mentioned that they were easy to mount, but for $20 I'm using my local ski shop, to ensure the old mounting holes get filled and the new holes get drilled to the right diameter, depth, and position. Haven't used them yet, but they'll be good to go for this winter!

Our Nordic Track TM from years ago was rarely used because the shoes simply rested on a rough surface: the action of the legs was kind of iffy. Using the bindings and boots from Sierra has made the track much more authentic to cross-country skiing--a great workout!. U.S. drill bit 9/64 very close to 3.6 mm. and 9/16 depth of holes approximates 14 mm. My drill press did well, for I don't have the ski binding installation equipment shown in the insructions.

Simple, straight forward and easy to mount. Just the job!