Fischer Z11 Bindings

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The RC4 Z13 Freeflex construction is based on the World Cup ski binding design. The acceleration can be felt in every turn, the heel and toe units move along with the bending of the ski as they naturally flex, allowing fast skiing and quick reaction. Featuring some of Fischer's leading technology, like Freeflex Pro and FRP, the Z13 will ensure you stay in your bindings when you want to, and release when you need them too. The Freeflex Z 13 is a high powered binding for aggressive racers that has a free moving heel piece that gives the ski an ability to flex unrestrained and spring back to its unweighted state. A lower stand height on all Freeflex bindings provides you with a better sensitivity to the snow for quicker reaction times and increased responsiveness.

Fischer is one of the leading brands for high-quality material in skiing. The Fischer ski bindings provide skiers with optimum support in their respective style, efficient power transmission to the ski and the necessary safety thanks to sophisticated functionality.

The long-established company Fischer develops and produces top-class ski equipment. The numerous team skiers in the World Cup repeatedly occupy top places, and the company's self-image is correspondingly high: the manufacturer is one of the best in terms of innovation and quality! The Fischer ski bindings impress professionals and amateurs alike.

Whether you are an ambitious racer looking for the latest bindings from the World Cup pros or a touring binding for extended tours that also offers optimum power transmission on the downhill - you will find what you are looking for in the XSPO ski shop. Our filter system will guide you to the ideal ski binding tailored to your needs, which you can then conveniently buy online.

The Fischer ski bindings from the XSPO online shop offer excellent power transmission to the ski as well as a high level of safety. Sophisticated tech features such as Full Diagonal Toe/Heel or FRP technology ensure a safe and simple release procedure for a wide variety of falls, while useful functions such as AFS for weight optimisation allow the binding to be individually adjusted for each skier.

Fischer Ski bindings are suitable for athletes who expect the best performance from their equipment at all times, even under difficult conditions and in the long term. The label sells the right binding for every requirement, and you can rely on the fact that you are buying quality with every model, that it delivers what it promises. After all, the brand has a reputation to uphold.

Movable bindings have grown greatly in popularity and are widely adopted on most cross country skis. The development of Turnamic bindings emerged as a response to the evolving needs of cross-country skiers.

Why to adjust bindings: Adjusting the binding position allows for personalized performance optimization. By sliding the binding forward or backward on the ski, skiers can fine-tune the balance between grip and glide. Moving the binding forward enhances grip, providing more traction during uphill climbs or challenging terrain. Conversely, moving the binding backward promotes better glide, allowing for smoother and faster skiing on flatter or downhill sections.

How to clip in: These are an automatic step-in bindings so all you need to do is push the front pin of your boot into the hooks. To get out you turn the mechanism left or right in front of where your boot hooks in.

How to adjust: There is a small tab underneath where you step into the binding. Pull back on the tab until it opens fully. Slide the entire binding forward or backwards. There is a range of -3 to +3 that you can set your binding at. Close the tab completely so you can no longer see the word "close".

How to clip in: These are a manual binding so you will first need to open the binding by turning the mechanism left or right above where you step in. Once open you will step the front pin of your boot into the hooks, and while keeping your toe pointed turn the mechanism back to straight.

How to clip in: These are a manual binding so first you will need to open the binding by lifting up on the tab and then turning the mechanism left or right above where you step in. Once open you will step the front pin of your boot into the hooks, and while keeping your toe pointed turn the mechanism back to straight and push the tab down.

At Pioneer Midwest, our aim is to provide high-quality cross country ski equipment and service. Whether you are a brand new skier or an experienced racer, our goal is to get you equipment that is right for you and helps you get out to enjoy the sport. We care about your skiing experience here and we use our own in house fitting tools to make sure you get out on the gear that is right for you. Your gear shouldn't hold you back from whatever your goals might be!

The Basic Hot Box is a treatment with a very soft wax that penetrates and bonds to your base material to minimize the amount of hand work needed to prepare a new or freshly ground ski. We use a Hot Box specific wax in our Tazzari Hot Box to maximize the amount of wax saturation.

Our Base Hardening process minimizes the risk of burning new base material and increases out-of-the-box speed for all skis. It is a specially formulated hard layer of wax applied with a low iron temp to condition the base for use with hard waxes.

Please check the return shipping box if you need skis shipped back to you. If you are purchasing multiple grinds, only check the return shipping box when adding the first grind to cart. For multiple skis, please use the notes section each time you add a grind to cart to indicate which pair of skis the grind is for, or for any other information you wish to provide.

This pole chart is utilized for all brands besides Swix, and used for Swix poles prior to the '22-'23 season. This measurement was commonly measured from to the very top of the pole handle to the bottom of the tip.

Different stiffnesses allow a choice in ski length. Newer skiers appreciate shorter skis as they are more nimble and easier to control. If you have any questions please call us at 763-420-8981 or email us In...@pioneermidwest.com