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Black Diamond Fritschi Diamir Eagle 12 Binding
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Thanks to its uniquely designed pivot point, the lightweight Fritschi Diamir Eagle 12 Binding gives you full backcountry touring capabilities with the security and performance of a sturdy downhill binder. The Eagle maintains full release capability in any mode for an additional element of safety, and since the touring-mode release point is located at the heel, you can switch from touring to downhill mode without having to step out of the binder.
- Diamir Gliding Technology uses a moving baseplate to follow your foot's natural roll-off point while you tour, which reduces that weird tip-toe feeling
- Wider baseplate underfoot for enhanced power transmission and stability
- Sliding binder bar underfoot allows your ski to flex more naturally as you add pressure
- Optional Axion tech lets you attach Fritschi's Axion ski crampon (sold separately) for added grip when traversing slopes with sketchy run outs
- A four-level heel elevator flips up easily using the end of your pole and helps you comfortably skin up a variety of slope angles
- Short size designed to fit boot sizes 4.5-9 (US men's), medium size fits 6-12, and extra-long size fits 11-13
Bottom Line: Fly to the tip with the Fritschi Diamir Eagle Binding.
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Would not trust my life to them...will leave you stranded
By:
Erick Goudie
April 25, 2012
Full discloser , I am splitboarder. My BC partner does ski and has had this completely break on him multiple times on the tour in and on the downhill. The plastic cannot take the abuse of moving and flexing in tour mode.
I assume the brakes are removable...is this correct?
I assume the brakes are removable...is this correct?
By: chris
February 10, 2012
Yes, they are held on by 2 screws.
By: Arthur Debowski
February 10, 2012
How long will these bindings be on sale for?
How long will these bindings be on sale for?
By: soi3827819
January 26, 2012
These are great!
By:
med101530764
April 17, 2012
First time out with these and my new K2 she's back ski. Love them! Easy to use. I could make all the changes I needed with my ski pole.
I'll put the bindings on my BD Joule ski and I will use them
I'll put the bindings on my BD Joule ski and I will use them sometimes with with touring boots and some other with alpine ski boots. Should I take the Diamir Eagle or Diamir Freeride Pro Binding? What the difference?
By: cat5015382
January 23, 2012
freeride pro has a higher DIN and is about 1lb heavier. so it depends on how you ride and where..... eagle for pure touring or freeride pro for everything.
By: rowan
January 23, 2012
What is the size of the brake on this binding? Or if there are
What is the size of the brake on this binding? Or if there are options on the brake size then how would I choose them?
By: Cameron Deremer
September 2, 2011
According to BD's website, the Eagle comes with a 95mm brake. You can purchase wider brakes if need be from their site or Backcountry (http://www.backcountry.com/black-diamond-fritschi-diamir-sk
By: pnw_peter
September 27, 2011
Change me.
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Would not trust my life to them...will leave you stranded
Full discloser , I am splitboarder. My BC partner does ski and has had this completely break on him multiple times on the tour in and on the downhill. more...
These are great!
First time out with these and my new K2 she's back ski. Love them! Easy to use. I could make all the changes I needed with my ski pole. more...
- Max DIN:
- 12
- Brake Width:
- 95 mm
- Boot Compatibility:
- AT, alpine
- Brakes Included:
- yes
- Heel Elevators:
- yes, 4 position
- Weight:
- (pair) 4 lb 7 oz
- Recommended Use:
- alpine touring, backcountry
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year