Fritsch Tecton 12 User manual

Market information: 4-items to be checked
Compatibility boots with touring bindings
Mai 2021 / NDW
Fritschi AG Swiss Bindings
www.fritschi.swiss
For the moment not all boots fulfil the new standard DIN ISO 23223 (Alpine ski boots with improved walking
soles).
Each boot changes between model and size in the shape (nose, rocker, contact zone) and insert. With that
the sole and the contact point with the binding are used.
It is therefore important that the specialist dealer checks every system boot –binding to get an optimised
function using the following method.
4-items to be checked
TOE AND HEEL
- Rubber sole and metal insert must be flush
with the plastic
►To get a smooth step-in / step-out and a correct release
SOLE / SHELL
- Minimum space between:
• Ball of foot –binding: 3 mm pin
1 mm alpine toe/heel
• Heel –binding 1 mm
- Boot WITHOUT ergonomic bellows
►To get a correct release
NOSE OF BOOT
- boot has enough walking angle (min 70°)
- Binding must release the boot at the front
►To get an optimised walking comfort and/or that the binding releases the boot correctly after a
frontal fall
FIXATION
- Inserts are held by the pins without any
clearance or friction
- Enough edge as interface area (min 6 mm)
to hold the boot tight
►To get a confident grip and ergonomic movement and a defined release
We recommend using a ski binding adjustment and testing equipment according to DIN ISO 11110.

Information for Fritschi retailers
Compatibility boots with Fritschi bindings
Juni 2021
Fritschi AG Swiss Bindings
www.fritschi.swiss
As orientation guide for Fritschi retailers we have established an overview (the lists are not conclusive) of the current boot
models concerning compatibility with Fritschi bindings. We considered only boots with Pin Tech inserts.
It is important to keep in mind that the system ski –binding –boot is according to the range of use.
Important advice / 4-Item check for function and safety
Because of the absence of standards or the lack of compliance with standards in the manufacture of boots, Fritschi
developed a 4-item check to determine the compatibility and functionality with bindings of all brands. It is available to
retailers and users on www.fritschi.swiss.
Boots compatible with all Fritschi bindings (Scout 11, Tecton 12, Vipec Evo 12 and Xenic 10)
Brand
Model
Atomic
Hawx Ultra XTD-line, Hawx Prime XTD-line
Dalbello
Chakra-, Krypton-, Lupo- and Quantum-line, Quantum Free, Quantum Lite
Dynafit
Hoji Free-line, Radical-line
Fischer
Ranger Walk Dyn-line, Transalp-line
Full Tilt boots
Ascendant-line
Head
Kore 1, Kore 2
K2
Mindbender (Alliance)-line: poss. correction of the boot on the interference zone and/or grinding out insert
Lange
XT3-line, XT3Tour-line
La Sportiva
Vega man/woman, Vanguard man/woman
Nordica
Strider DYN-line
Rossignol
Alltrack GW-line
Roxa
R3 TI.I.R.-line
Salomon
Shift Pro-line, MTN Explore
Scarpa
Maestrale (XT/RS), Gea (RS), Flash, Magic
Scott
Freeguide Carbon, Cosmos-line, Celeste-line
Tecnica
Cochise DYN-line, Zero G Tour-line
Boots compatible with Tecton 12, Vipec Evo 12 and Xenic 10
Brand
Model
Scarpa
F1, F1 LT
Boots compatible with Vipec Evo 12 and Xenic 10
Brand
Model
Atomic
Backland-line
Dynafit
Speed-line, TLT Speedfit, Seven Summits-line, Hoji Pro Tour-line, DNA, Mezzalama
Fischer
Travers-line, My Travers-line
Hagan
Core Pro, Pure-line
La Sportiva
Solar, Stellar, Skorpius
Movement
Explorer-, Performance-, FreeTour-line, Race Pro
Roxa
RX Tour-line, RX Scout-line
Scarpa
Alien, Alien 1.0 (21-22)
Boots compatible only with Xenic 10
We recommend to remove the Positioner when the walking angle is not sufficient.
Brand
Model
Dynafit
TLT 7 / TLT 8 Expedition-line, Carbonio
La Sportiva
Racetron
Scarpa
Alien 4.0