Fritschi Diamir Freeride Binding

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Review by climbhigher Good Features  Fritschi Diamir Freeride bindings have set the standard of what a touring binding should be able to do. With a din range of 4-12 it gives an option for a reliable released no matter who is skiing on it. The antifriction plates allows the used to be skiing in AT or regular alpine boots depending on the days activities it features an adjustable toe height to help facilitate this. The climbing posts give you 4 positions which allow all sorts of up hill climbing to be done with ease. Bad Features  Only being pickey but it would be nice if the bindings had a slightly higher DIN for thoese situations when your bindings can't fail you. Recommended Alternatives  The NAXO bindings are a good alternate to Fritschi.

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From Teton Village Sports:
Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus Randonee Binding
The powerful Diamir Freeride Plus provides the performance and convenience of an alpine binding along with a first-rate touring mode. Designed to transmit maximum power to skis for exceptional downhill control, the Diamir Freeride Plus increases turning stability and passes power directly from ski boot to ski edge for unsurpassed precision. Power Transmission Control� technology lets the boot attach directly to the binding bar, which slides freely as the ski bends, allowing the optimum natural flex of the ski. The Freeride Plus is reliably releasable at all settings and a maximum DIN setting of 12 keeps big skiers clicked in. An adjustable-height toe fits both AT or Alpine DIN-approved mondo-sized boots on the market. The four-position climbing post and a neutral front pivot point create excellent touring efficiency.