Rottefella : 9 results priced between £25.00 and £300.00

The New Rottefella NTN Freedom binding is a lighter weight version of the popular Freeride NTN telemark binding. The lighter weight and great range of motion in tour mode, makes it an ideal backcountry touring telemark binding.

Use these to alter the flex of your Freedom binding. As standard the large size of binding comes with the Blue (medium) box.

The R3 from Rottefella is a high performance classic or skate (depending which one you buy!) binding. The ultra-low profile ensures maximum feel for the snow and ensures an efficient kick. They're the same width (56.5mm) as the skate version for stability. Flexors are interchangeable for personal customisation.

With dual grooves, the NNN Auto is an all-around great recreational binding. Automatic step-in and out for convenience and a wider base plate for increased stability in all conditions add to its functionality.

This is the latest step-in, symmetrical NTN binding from Rottefella. Aimed at those more interested in earning their turns, this binding is 250g lighter than the Freeride version. The resistance in walk mode has been reduced, facilitating an easier stride and they claim the progressive resistance (in ski mode) is perfect for skiing typical off-piste conditions. They have a sideways release system (but it's not ISO certified). Ski it with a lighter NTN boot and marvel at the control...

Rottefella Freeride NTN Telemark Binding - Spare Brakes - 95mm / 110mm / 125mm

Comes complete with integrated lifter base plate and heel riser plate. These plates still allow you to slide the binding off easily onto another ski and unscrew the standard heel block, great for those days when the powder beckons instead of the race piste!!

The Rottefella NNN Dino, it's an easy to use kids binding at a good price. Suitable for use on all xc skis. The binding has manual entry and exit, hopefully bending down won't be an issue for the age group these are aimed at.

As NTN starts to take hold it makes complete sense if you're at the stage where your kit needs to be updated and you ski mainly on piste with some lift served off as well. Power transfer and edge seem to be in a different league to even very good 75mm bindings like the Hammerhead. Looking at how they hold the boot it's not hard to see why. From Rottefella, "it offers the simplicity and security of an alpine binding without sacrificing the freedom of the heels. Leaving the traditional...