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Fritschi/Naxo Freeride bindings--- anyone using either?
Howdy!
Just wondering if anyone is using either the Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus or the Naxo Prinzzess Freeride A/T bindings. I've always had traditional alpine bindings and used Alpine Trekkers, but just got new skis and wish to put new bindings in them. I used to huck 20-30 foot cliffs, but those days are rare now. I do ski hard in every other way still, though. Just wondering if anyone is using either of these AT bindings and how they're working for you. I still ski past or above stuff where I could get killed if my binding ever slipping into Touring mode. I understand that the Naxos have an extra mechanism which prevents that. Also they can go to slightly higher DIN. (I'm 6'2".) I'm thinking Naxo. But before I purchase, I'll see if anyone here can give me advice. For grins, here is a link from my trip to Whistler about 4 weeks ago. Really windy hike up to DOA. :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8MxxGpM8pI Cheers! Chris |
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