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Wider, more powerful, and rocks modes for both touring and skiing.

Sure, the Fritschi Diamir Freeride Pro 108mm Binding has a touring mode, but that shouldn't lead you to assume that it sacrifices anything in the way of downhill performance. This is a wide, burly touring binding for powerful skiers who seek technical lines far away from the resort. Robust materials mean ultimate durability, a clever linkage design transmits all your power directly to the ski, and a dialed release system protects you against disastrous early-release scenarios. Glide quickly on the skin track and then push this top-shelf touring binding until your speed leaves you screaming like a child.

  • Toe piece allows a wide 20mm of lateral movement before releasing the boot from the binding, which drastically reduces the opportunity for non-crash-related premature ejection
  • Swivel anti-friction plate allows for consistent and friction-free sliding of the toe of the boot in the binding (important for touring and freeride boots with rubber soles)
  • Heel piece allows for 13mm of vertical movement before releasing the boot from the binding, which also drastically reduces the opportunity for premature ejection
  • Both toe and heel feature a mechanism with a high restoring force so the toe and heel of the boot are returned to alignment quickly in the event of lateral or vertical movement shy of the maximum release point
  • Sliding binding-bar linkage allows the ski to flex naturally underneath the boot and between the mounting points of the binding
  • PTC (power transmission control) offers superior power transmission to the ski by using wide and torsion-resistant front and rear binding plates, a lateral stabilizer beneath the heel, and a stabilizing bridge shape between the heel and toe
  • Change from walk to ski mode without leaving your bindings and with a simple flip of a switch with the end of your ski pole
  • Heel elevator is easy to flip up with your ski pole and offers four angles of inclination from three degrees to thirteen degrees
  • Once mounted, binding has a position height of 39mm from the top edge of the ski
  • Binding accommodates skis with waist measurement of 80mm+ and DIN ISO compatible touring and alpine ski boots

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Hey I was thinking of mounting these on...

Shawn

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Hey I was thinking of mounting these on the Black Diamond Amperage. These would be my resort/touring ski and I was wondering how they would hold up as both?

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willhuff.net

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I have these mounted on Black Diamond Zealots and they work well. I've been touring with them a few times and they're quite a bit heavier than a dedicated touring binding, but fill a niche for someone who wants one setup for inbounds and backcountry skiing.

How are these for in-bounds skiing? I...

pmu3740558

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How are these for in-bounds skiing? I have the original fritschi's but don't feel as comfortable on them in bounds. Have these been upgraded and are beefier for inbounds skiing? I have a sidecounty setup already - trying to decide what to mount on new Katanas. Or would you recommend a downhill binding like the Marker Jester Pro?

w.nielsen100064515

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I've skied the Freride Plus bindings on 183 Volkl Gotamas (106 waist) for several seasons for everything from euro-ice to bumps to groomer laps to deep powder with lots of side country and have found them to be the best bindings I have ever used period (after decades of Marker , Look, etc., etc.) -just for general skiing - even without the AT advantages. I have actually had two sets of Marker's best break on me. I now have the Freeride Pros on Line SFB 115's and they are even better than the plus... I'm an athletic 6-2 and 175 lb, level 8-9 skier. I'm sanely aggressive and like steeps but not death-inviting stuff, and I don't huck cliffs or do park tricks. I ski about 30 days per year, so if you're one of the lucky 100+ day guys, you probably wear your gear out alot faster than I do, so YMMV. One other thought - I ski Garmont Endorphin boots size 27.5 and use the short version of the Fritschis. If you have the long size range, they might not be quite as rigid, but mine are rock solid.

Jeff L

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you're 6'2" and ski a 27.5? Yow!