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Fritschi Diamir, Explore and Freeride Mounting Template

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We just got done with the first draft of our Fritschi template and mount instructions. Quite a few people have asked for this, so we went ahead and published a somewhat rough version, will buff out over the next few days. As far as we can tell, the template lines up with the screw holes in all the Fritschi binding models — that’s what counts!

All Fritschi backcountry skiing bindings ostensibly have the same mounting hole pattern, but you never know for sure… If you discover any that our template doesn’t work with, please let us know.

We’ve now published instructions here at WildSnow.com for mounting all the major randonnee backcountry binding players, see links to left. Ta da!

Posted by Lou on March 26, 2005 | Filed Under Binding Reviews 

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