OUR REVIEW OF FRITSCHI VIPEC EVO 12
Our complete Fritschi Vipec Evo 12 ski touring binding review is based on extensive on-snow testing in a variety of backcountry conditions. Discover our detailed analysis of uphill performance, ergonomics, step-in system, transitions, safety, reliability, strengths, weaknesses and our full verdict in Ski Rando Magazine.
PRESENTATION OF THE FRITSCHI VIPEC EVO 12
The Fritschi Vipec ski touring binding offers an incredible performance/safety compromise.
The easy and quick handling of all functions provides a lot of safety, especially on difficult terrains. Timely release according to the set forces and prevention of any unintentional release thanks to great elasticity help minimize injuries. On descent, significant forces are applied to the rear. Like on alpine ski bindings, the Vipec Evo is equipped with a rigid heel piece. As a result, it allows for a much more dynamic descent. Ski boots form a system that works optimally when all components are adjusted to each other for a particular use. Generally, all models with inserts are compatible (see list). With a few exceptions.
Fritschi recommends checking compatibility by having the 4-point check performed by a qualified professional.
Follow https://fritschi.swiss/fr/faq/ with a list of compatible boots
FEATURES FRITSCHI VIPEC
- DIN: 4-12
- Play compensation: yes
- Weight: 1200g
- Length adjustment: 22mm
- Heel lifts: 2
- Price: 510€
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