Eldonna Moore v. Sitzmark Corporation and

Plaintiff-appellant Eldonna Moore (Moore) broke her leg in a snow skiing accident. She subsequently brought this suit against
defendant-appellees Salomon North America, Inc. (Salomon) and Sitzmark Corporation (Sitzmark), the manufacturer and seller,
respectively, of the ski bindings she was using when she broke her leg. The trial court granted summary judgment to Salomon
and Sitzmark, and Moore now appeals. We affirm in part and reverse in part. On February 18, 1986, Moore, an experienced skier, purchased a pair of new downhill skis and new bindings from Sitzmark.
Sitzmark installed the bindings, known as Salomon 747 bindings, on the skis, and adjusted them to release based on Moore's
weight. At the time of purchase, Moore signed a sales slip which contained the following language.