 | Fritschi Diamir Crampon
The original AT ski crampon from Fritschi mounts without tools directly to the binding bar underneath your boots. The long teeth bite into hard pack and lift out of the snow to reduce drag as you tour. It is compatible with all models of the Diamir and is available in two widths. |
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 | Fritschi Brakes
A no hassle alternative to straps, especially in avalanche country.Sizes: Medium?Fits skis up to 86 mm at waist (comes stock on Diamir Freeride)Wide?Fits skis up to 100 mm at waist |
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 | Fritschi Axion 82 Crampon
These retractable AT crampons mount in seconds, deploy with the flick of a ski pole and deactivate with the push of a pole tip. They can be mounted at the start of a tour so you don?t have to stop mid-slope to fit crampons. On long, exposed traverses or refrozen, straight-up skin tracks, flip down the tempered tines to dig into hard, firm snow. If you come to a downhill section, use your pole to flip the crampon back underfoot until needed again. These are compatible only with 2004 and later Fritschi Diamir Freeride, Explore and Express bindings. The Axion 82 Long Crampon has extra long tines for increased bite on steep slopes. |
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 | Fritschi Diamir Explore Binding
Overall performance is crucial. The Fritschi Diamir Explore Bindings from are extremely functional, stable and safe when climbing and descending alike, as well as being easy to handle. Whatever it is being used for, the unrivalled superb performances achieved in relation to its lightweight nature are the result of the perfected technology of each individual component.Weight: 1680 g (3 lb 13 oz) Medium pair DIN Settings: 3-10 Sizes: Short?Boot sole length 245-300 mm (4.5-9 men's) Standard?Boot sole length 280-335 mm (6-12 men's) Long?Boot sole length 335-360 mm (12 and up men's) |
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 | Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus Binding
Combining exceptional downhill performance with first-rate touring, the Fritschi Diamir FreeRide Plus now transmits more power from ski boot to ski edge with the addition of Power Transmission Control. This design allows the boot to attach directly to the binding bar, which slides freely as the ski bends, allowing the optimum natural flex of the ski. Reliably releasable at all settings, a maximum DIN setting of 12 keeps big skiers clicked in. An adjustable-height toe fits nearly all AT or Alpine DIN boots on the market. The four-position climbing post and a neutral front pivot point create excellent touring efficiency. Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus Specifications: ***For a short time we are offering to swap out the standard brakes for medium brakes FREE!! *** Releasable (DIN 4?12) 4-Stage Climbing Riser Ski Brakes Crampons Available 39 mm Stack Height Sizing:Short: 4.5?9 or 245 to 300mm sole length Standard: 6?12 or 280 to 355mm sole lengthLong: 12?13 or 325 to 365mm sole length |
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 | Fritschi Diamir Explore Binding 05/06 Long
Overall performance is crucial. The Fritschi Diamir Explore Bindings from 2005-2006 are extremely functional, stable and safe when climbing and descending alike, as well as being easy to handle. Whatever it is being used for, the unrivalled superb performances achieved in relation to its lightweight nature are the result of the perfected technology of each individual component.Weight: 1680 g (3 lb 13 oz) Medium pair DIN Settings: 3-10 Sizes: Short?Boot sole length 245-300 mm (4.5-9 men's) Standard?Boot sole length 280-335 mm (6-12 men's) Long?Boot sole length 335-360 mm (12 and up men's) |
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