Rosignoll Axial 3's

just checked them out and they look great and from what ive just read they sound good to
id say yea u should get em

Scored em. Condition of both skis and bindings is 9.5/10. Dude said he skid em 5 times and that looks about right.

dont know much about the 3s but I've been skiing the axial 2s for a couple years now and they've worked great for me so i think you should be good

its a solid binding. If i'm buying a new binding, i would go with something different, but if they were given to me or if i got a ski that already had them, then i would have no issue skiing them. I have skied them, and i would ski them again.

karlmarxits a solid binding. If i'm buying a new binding, i would go with something different, but if they were given to me or if i got a ski that already had them, then i would have no issue skiing them. I have skied them, and i would ski them again.

Pretty much my thoughts. I wouldn't buy them cause, to quote my dad, I'm too cool and good at skiing but they're def solid bindings, I wouldn't kick em out of bed in this case

SofaKingSickPretty much my thoughts. I wouldn't buy them cause, to quote my dad, I'm too cool and good at skiing but they're def solid bindings, I wouldn't kick em out of bed in this case

dad is brutal

They're nice bindings with good elastic travel, although a bit heavy. But I personally had a bad experience with their durability. I had brand new bindings, and the plastic holding the brakes broke in two after maybe less than 5 days. Not even after a big fall. I just unclicked at the bottom, and it fell off. I know broken brakes happens a lot, but I didn't expect it to happen that quick without any big crash and mostly riding slopes.
But on the plus side, you can upgrade the heel pieces to pivots if you want, since the toe pieces are the exact same.