Rottefella Chilli (Page 2)

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CAD
CAD
20/12/2001
Vardo. Breaking all the time, it's not the feathers that dare to slip off at the fastening. No plus at all if compared to the G3 Targa T9. Do not buy it. Do you have one, throw it.

Model year: 2000
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J_Plupp
J_Plupp
18/12/2001
Chilli is the only telis bond I tried but this is iaf a comment.
It loses tension, especially (I think iaf) when you fall as much as I do. That's why you take off the skis often. It's annoying.
I thought the price of G3 was too high for me as a beginner, and hope that Chilli is an affordable "instegs" model ...

Model year: 2001
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kjelken
kjelken
18/12/2001
Chillin in my opinion does not work properly with those urban plastic pants.
A little short spring length allows you to easily stretch the springs. It also eats my new Pjäxor Gramont squadra. I think more about Rotefella's new binding that I bought Cobra is called it

Model year: 2000
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skiX3m
skiX3m
07/06/2001
Heels are cut off in the brackets by the screws for the size setting and the paws are peeled up. In itself, a stable bond, but I think that there are telecom connections that are at least as stable and that, in addition, do not destroy the pants or where the wire fasteners release.

Model year: 1999
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16/02/2001
A binding that is simple and functional. Gnaws on the pants and rubs a little. Have had a problem with the wires sticking so that they can not be screwed tight. At first I thought it was ice, but that was just part of the truth. Thawed them and it turned out that the feather has become somewhat deformed. A little fat on it went better. The strength of this bond is that it is stable to travel and that there are plenty of spare parts (eg in Sweden / Norway).

Model year: 2001
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24/01/2001
Bought chilli bindings for the second time. Grow Conspiracy. Has crashed out of the tie several times so that the "hooks" come off. Just a little bit. Waiting for * correct * binding as FUNK.
For 900. span you can have cooler. But as a whole, they are ok no more ....

Model year: 2000
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buda
buda
15/01/2001
More stiff feeling than in the RIVA II binding, which makes you feel even more stressed in the "tearing leg" For people (and it's probably well) that have problems with "pinching" pants, these bonds are even harder to the foot. And please Rottefella, when will you send with a height raise like STANDARD. Snug to take 70-120 kr for two metal sticks when the binding costs 700-900 kr ...

Model year: 2000
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jrgen Svensson
jrgen Svensson
12/01/2001
The best thing you can have if you can afford to buy new boots every season. Are the Norwegians completely corked that can not correct that which does not require any higher engineering art
Buy G3 instead

Model year: 1999
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26/12/2000
Chili works very well and is easy to get on and off, but when it comes to power transmission from shoes to skiing, the superloop is definitely the best! Has also had small problems with ice in the springs on the wire. It's said that I'm driving with pretty tight bonds ..

Model year: 2000
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Skarre
Skarre
16/12/2000
Sorry to keep up with the chill, chilli jokes my CX-4s. This is according to the Sports Company usually and the manufacturers try to solve the problem, hope they can solve it before I get extra ventilation in the boot. Screwed up, slightly annoying. On the other hand, they are very stable and easy to handle, I am happy.

Model year: 2000
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