








Fritschi Diamir Tecton 13 Touring Ski Bindings
Absolute power transmission from boot to ski with the exceptional alpine heel jaw.
In the back, where the forces are highest, the Tecton remains as stable and precise as an alpine binding. The hold-down system with a non-turning alpine heel jaw and the rail transmits the power directly from the boot to the ski without any loss. The Tecton equals both the performance and the safety of alpine bindings. Any unwanted release is prevented by the long dynamic path. The binding reliably releases at the DIN setting. The easy step-in and the intuitive control provide security, especially in challenging terrain. The right mix of light high-tech synthetics and high-quality metal alloys provides superior stability at a low weight (only 550 g / unit).
The new adjustment range up to DIN 13 provides even more power and safety in powder.
Features:
- Alpine heel with Rail
- Lateral release at the toe with DIN setting and 13 mm elasticity for the toe-cap
- Vertical release at the heel with 9 mm elasticity for the heel
- Reliable release with 10 mm elasticity for the flexing ski
- Easy step-in
- Intuitive handling
SWISS MADE – from concept to product.
Ninety-nine percent of the components are made in Switzerland and assembled into high-quality products in Reichenbach.
Delivery
Pick Up In Store
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Rhythm Snowsports Cooma
Rhythm Snowsports, 8 Sharp Street, Cooma NSW 2630
Summer Opening Hours
Retail & Hire
9am - 4pm daily
Service Station
7 am - 7pm (Midnight on Friday)
Winter Opening Hours
Open 24 hours (Subject to demand)
Rhythm Pop-Up Shop
132 Sharp St, Cooma NSW 2630
Summer Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
9am - 4pm daily
Saturday
9 am - 1pm
Sun
Closed
Winter Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
9am - 4pm daily
Saturday
9 am - 1pm
Sun
Closed
Absolute power transmission from boot to ski with the exceptional alpine heel jaw.
In the back, where the forces are highest, the Tecton remains as stable and precise as an alpine binding. The hold-down system with a non-turning alpine heel jaw and the rail transmits the power directly from the boot to the ski without any loss. The Tecton equals both the performance and the safety of alpine bindings. Any unwanted release is prevented by the long dynamic path. The binding reliably releases at the DIN setting. The easy step-in and the intuitive control provide security, especially in challenging terrain. The right mix of light high-tech synthetics and high-quality metal alloys provides superior stability at a low weight (only 550 g / unit).
The new adjustment range up to DIN 13 provides even more power and safety in powder.
Features:
- Alpine heel with Rail
- Lateral release at the toe with DIN setting and 13 mm elasticity for the toe-cap
- Vertical release at the heel with 9 mm elasticity for the heel
- Reliable release with 10 mm elasticity for the flexing ski
- Easy step-in
- Intuitive handling
SWISS MADE – from concept to product.
Ninety-nine percent of the components are made in Switzerland and assembled into high-quality products in Reichenbach.
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Shipping
Order before 12 pm daily for same-day shipping!
🏬 In-Store Pick-Up: FREE!
🛍️ Flat Rate: $10 | Australia Wide
📦 Bulky Items: $18.95 | Bulky items are over 100cm (W.A & N.T $40) (Bikes cannot be shipped)
🚚 Fast Delivery: Calculated at the checkout based on the weight and destination
💡 More information on shipping & carriers
Returns
At Rhythm Snowsports we want you to be stoked with your goods! That's why if you change your mind or choose the wrong size we will offer you a Refund, Exchange or Store Credit providing the following conditions are met
Refund; The item is returned within 14 days of receiving the item.
Exchange or Credit Note: The item is returned within 365 days of purchase
We can help you with the cost of the return or exchange label at an additional cost. For T&C's and information check out our Returns Page
Easy Returns
14 days for refund or 365 for exchange!
Our Return Policy.
Fast Dispatch
Order by 1pm and we ship that business day.
Our Shipping Policy.
Winter Attempt to reach the highest peak in Patagonia, Mount San Valentin
A winter attempt into the northern ice fields to try to reach the summit of Mount San Valentin
















