Fischer doesn’t call this the 3.0, but rather the Tour Race Lite. However, after three entirely different versions of the Tour Race Lite, we are here to help you differentiate. The “3.0” is essentially the Dynafit Low Tech Race 2.0, but with a manual locking lever and a lower price. This means the binding is fully ISMF and wallet compliant. The heel piece is Pierre Gignoux’s brain-child, whose natural habitat is at the top of a podium somewhere. It works great with carbon boots and has both lateral and forward release mechanisms. If you are looking to drop weight, cost, and retain functionality, the Tour Race 3.0 performs admirably.
- An advanced mix of aerospace grade aluminum, titanium, and high-strength plastic make the binding strong and seriously light.
- The only thing faster than EPO is the heel flap, the quickest way to transition from hiking to skiing.
- Cutting grooves on the toe pins help to keep your boots ice-free and seated properly.
- Lateral and forward release mechanisms provide a modicum of injury prevention.
- Covered by Fischer's 4-year binding warranty.
- Still looking for a new product photographer that specializes in Fischer bindings.
| Specifications | |
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Weight |
110g |
| Weight (pair) | 220g |
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Boot |
Tech |
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Brakes |
None |
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BSL |
Accessory plates |
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Riser |
1 |
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Vertical |
Fixed |
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Lateral |
Fixed |
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Crampon |
Yes, removable |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Aluminum, titanium, plastic |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Racing |
| Notes | Manual toe lock |
| Bottom Line | ISMF and wallet compliant |
| Compare to other Race Bindings | |
Questions & Reviews
4/26/2022
Hello would these work for racing ( and be a good choice?) on an Atomic Backland 65UL ski, I have the scarpa F1 women's boots. If yes, if I would to buy different ski race boots- would the binding still work ? Thanks!!
4/26/2022
Hi Anouk, assuming you are able to source these discontinued bindings, they would work fine for skimo racing! However, the only way that they would be compatible with two pairs of boots is if you added an adjustment track.
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2/21/2022
What crampon attachment works with these toes?
2/22/2022
Thanks for reaching out, Brian. You'll need the "LTR / Superlite Crampon Clip" found here.
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12/26/2021
Are these compatible with the dynafit super lite breaks?
12/27/2021
Hi Pete,
These are not compatible with the superlite brakes. You'll want the LTR brakes listed on this page.
These are not compatible with the superlite brakes. You'll want the LTR brakes listed on this page.
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12/26/2021
Do the heel pieces rotate or are they fixed? Thanks
12/26/2021
Hi Dave, they spin out laterally for the release mechanism but aren't really meant to be turned otherwise.
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12/23/2021
I just bought a used pair of Scarpa Matrix boots.. Will these bindings work with them? Having a tough time figuring out if I can use regular bindings or have to get specific bindings for the boots.. Thanks
12/23/2021
Thanks for reaching out, Bob. The Matrix should work with most tech bindings (including these). Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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9/5/2021
Hi
I am planning on putting these on a pair of dynafit 7 summits and using dynafit pdg2 boots. Is this a good choice for binding for long lightweight ski touring and ski mountaineering?
Thanks
I am planning on putting these on a pair of dynafit 7 summits and using dynafit pdg2 boots. Is this a good choice for binding for long lightweight ski touring and ski mountaineering?
Thanks
9/5/2021
Hi Matt, we generally recommend this one for racing only. It's not the most confidence-inspiring heel piece for ski mountaineering.
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1/5/2021
Hy. I have these bindings and i had fischer alpattack carbon but unfortunately they broke ,the maximum weight skis for this binding should be? Wish you good luck
1/5/2021
Hi Marian, there is not max weight specific, but in general it's best suited for race skis only.
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Excellent race binding so far. Cannot tell the difference between these and my normal low tech race 2.0 bindings, so must be from the same factory :) If you want to make the most unique setups, this is a good option to get different colors to mix and match with the Low Tech Race 2.0 bindings.
The heel pins can wear after a season or two of hard use, but luckily the units can be replaced fairly easily.
The heel pins can wear after a season or two of hard use, but luckily the units can be replaced fairly easily.
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12/4/2018
I’m making a new setup this year with Salomon QST Pro 120 boots and La Sportiva Hi5 skis. Now just need a binding and these are an option I’m considering. Want to get deeper into touring and racing possibly but I also do a fair amount of resort days. Would these be able to hold up or should I go heavier?
12/4/2018
Hey Ryan! As much as we are proponents of the super light bindings, I definitely wouldn't pair a binding like this with between a ski or boot like you have. We try to match the usage intent and weight category of each ski, boot, and binding so that they are all working as one, rather than being over or under-powered by one another. It's tough to make an exact recommendation without getting more info, but seeing as you have some pretty burly boots and a relatively beefy touring ski, a binding like this would likely make the most sense. Like I said though, that's just one example and there are tons of options. If you're serious about getting some bindings, fill out our online binding finder and we'll take the time to get back to you with binding suggestions.
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2/18/2018
Is there an adjustment plate that works with this binding?
2/18/2018
Hi Simon, yes you can use the LTR 2.0 adjustment plates found here.
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