FRITSCHI Xenic 10 (inkl. Stopper) Touring Binding

<p>The Xenic 10 (incl. stopper) Touring Binding from Fritschi sets standards for lightweight pin bindings in terms of functionality and safety.&nbsp;</p><p>Many people can now do things easily, but the Xenic also scores with outstanding comfort, excellent power transmission, and above all with the highest safety standards.&nbsp;</p><p>The rear jaw releases sideways and frontally. The values are set separately. To ensure that the safety function is also guaranteed in extreme situations, for example when the ski flexes heavily on rough slopes, a length compensation of 10 mm keeps the release values constant. Incidentally, the two locating pins are pivoted at the rear, which minimizes friction and thus wear.&nbsp;</p><p>The stoppers included in the scope of delivery also do not have to be locked at the push of a button, as is usual with many lightweight counterparts, but fold in automatically on the first step. This is a safety plus for skiers who want to be able to ski up in icy steep terrain because the ski remains safely in place until the first step and cannot slip off unexpectedly.</p><p>The Swiss have also added innovative details to the toe piece. Even getting on is effortless thanks to the defined stop and wide step-in pedal.</p><p>Unlike other pin bindings, the pin jaws move horizontally and not like rocker arms. This has the advantage that the binding cannot open unintentionally when struck from below and therefore does not have to be locked manually.&nbsp;</p><p>In addition, in downhill mode, the binding is equipped with a kind of emergency release in case of frontal falls, as the pins open at an angle of 75° at the latest when the tip of the shoe is pressed against the stop.</p><p>Thanks to the wide hole pattern, Fritschi’s convincing entry into the world of lightweight construction with excellent power transmission and great downhill qualities is a real hit.&nbsp;</p><p>With the Xenic 10 (incl. stopper) Touring Binding, the Swiss have limited themselves to a one-step climbing aid. This not only saves weight but is completely sufficient considering the shaft rotation of modern touring boots of 60° and more.</p><p><span style=”font-weight: bold;”>Note: The weight is that of the binding pair without stopper.</span></p>