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The powerful Diamir Freeride Plus provides the performance and convenience of an alpine binding along with a first-rate touring mode...
Image of Black Diamond Ski Bindings - Medium with Standard Brake Berg's Price: $439.95


This product is available in the following versions

Medium with Standard Brake

Long with Standard Brake

Long with XL Brake

Description

The Freeride is considered by many to be the ultimate dual-sport binding for front and backcountry users. A max DIN setting of 12 will keep big bruisers clicked in when the going gets rough. An all-new Teflon anti-friction plate releases more predictably, whether your sole is alpine or lugged, and the redesigned heelpiece is easier to engage with your pole. The four-position heel riser and predictable climbing pivot point enable snappy kick turns and near vertical traction. Overall, the simple design gives the Freeride unequaled power and performance.

Features
  • Strong dual-sport binding for front and backcountry use
  • Super reliable and user friendly tour mode
  • Highest performing downhill skiing AT binding on the market (Alpine or AT Boots)
  • Releasable (DIN 4–12)
  • 4-Stage Climbing Riser
  • Ski Brakes included
  • Crampons Available
  • 39 mm Stack Height
  • Weight: 1.99 kg (4 lb 9 oz) per Medium Pair
  • Short fits: Men's Boot Sizes 4.5 to 9; Women's Boot Sizes 5.5 to 10
  • Medium fits: Men's Boot Sizes 6 to 12
  • Extra Long fits: Men's Boot Sizes 12–13


Uses
  • Steep Chutes
  • Lift Access
  • Varied Terrain
  • Touring
Awards: [list] Powder Magazine Skiers' Choice Award 2007 Couloir Magazine Editors' Choice Burly Award December 2004 Couloir Magazine Editors' Choice Burly Award October 2003 Couloir Magazine Editors' Choice Burly Award December 2002 Powder Magazine Editors' Choice Award January 2003 Skiing Magazine Best Product Development September 2002 [endli