Gear question: Fritschi freeride plus or eagles?

I'm weighing the two. I would primarily use this binding for touring, with maybe 20% of the time in-bounds.

Any comments/advice would be appreciated!

I don't own the Eagles, but I'll chime in... I would pick the Eagle because of the improved pivot point location, which is well worth it. At first glance the pivot looks serviceable too should the need arise (but I've never had a problem with my freerides).
Odd though the Eagles have been out for a while yet I haven't seen any in the field... all my touring friends have switched to Dynafits.

How much do you weigh? What skis are they going on? How aggressive is your skiing style? Do you huck off stuff? Is there some reason these are the only two bindings you're considering?

I used to defend Fritschi's as a winter touring binding on this very site BUT eventually I learnt from experience that for touring there is only one type of binding.... the dynafit, tech style( other options exist now other than dynafit.. see PLUM binding)
Unless you are hucking big cliffs... dynafits or plums are they way to go.
I have sold my Dukes, sold my Fritschis and now my entire quiver is dynafit for both inbounds and touring rigs.
I have become a Dynadevotee.
You should consider a different binding for 80% touring. Fritschi's= heavy, wobbly etc.

I used to defend Fritschi's as a winter touring binding on this very site BUT eventually I learnt from experience ...........

The older I get, the more I appreciate my Dynafits. 

Hi all, thanks for the great feedback! I ended up opting for the eagle, but dynafits definitely in the future.