Strive GW 14 Ski Binding - 2024
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Why We Like The Salomon Strive GW 14 Ski Binding
A close sibling to the popular Shift, Salomon designed the Strive GW 14 Ski Binding as a lightweight resort-oriented binding for aggressive skiers. We feel confident in this binding because they provide an exceptional feel thanks to the low-profile design and reliable retention thanks to the XL Wings and SCP slider pedal.
Details
- Lightweight alpine bindings built for skiing the resort
- Low profile design drives power to your edges at speed
- SCP slider pedal provides reliable release when ejected
- XL wings prevent prerelease when pressuring your edges
- Automatic toe adaptation works with GripWalk or Alpine soles
- Multiple brake widths cater to your ski of choice
- Metal in key areas adds durability for seasons of use
- Item #SALZA57
- Material
- plastic, metal
- DIN
- 5 - 14
- Brake Width
- 90mm, 100mm, 115mm, 130mm
- Boot Compatibility
- Alpine DIN (ISO 5355), GripWalk (ISO 23223)
- Safety Features
- SCP slider pedal, LDN toe, XL wings
- Stand Height
- low profile
- Claimed Weight
- [single] 2lb 3oz (1001g)
- Activity
- all-mountain skiing, freeride/powder skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 22 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 13, 2024
Simple
Durable and easy in easy off. Tough to get brakes apart is the only negative, but the stay locked together when toting on shoulder…so a draw.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
March 5, 2024
Salomon Strive GW Ski Bindings 100mm Copen Blue
Not happy with them! Safety movable plastic plates AFD prone to jam outside or inside the skis, during turn. 2023 Bindings mounted professionally by Salomon service on Stoeckli Stormrider 95 skis. AFD re-greased twice by two different services with binding grease, no improvement. Overlapping stuck plates can lead to accident and injury. Looking for recall or replacement both toe pieces. Other Salomon ski bindings I owned like STH and Warden always worked flawlessly. Can provide photo or video clip if requested.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 30, 2024
Good performance and looks
I bought these bindings to pair with black crow serpos. I am nothing but pleased. They work great and look very good.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 29, 2024
Solid bindings
Solid, well designed slick fast look. Several colors so it always can match your skis and boots…🤞😎
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 20, 2024
they seem to work fine.
skied on one time had no problems easy in and out with no pre release noted
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 1, 2024
Great binding
The strive 14 is a no fuss straightforward binding! It's easy to set up, durable and it's low profile skis great!
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
December 10, 2023
Great boot to ski transmission
We just got skiing here the strive binding is great easy on off with grip walk soles I find it has great contact from boot to ski
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
October 3, 2023
very nicely designed bindings
can't wait to click in on snow with this new set up!
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
September 14, 2023
Photo color is incredibly off.
I haven't skied these yet, so I can't speak to their quality (I am a Salomon junkie though, so I assume they will be great). Just want to let people know the colors are not at all what they look like in the photo. If you are trying to match these to skis or boots, it's good to have an accurate idea of what they actually look like. The blue is considerably more silver and less saturated, and the orange isn't nearly as vivid as in the listing photos.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
May 23, 2023
Nothing Exciting - like it should be
There's nothing exciting to report about these bindings. Which is as it should be. They do their job and you don't notice them. I will say that it may be slightly harder to clip into the heel than with the Warden or STH heel - but barely noticeable. As described, here's a picture of them releasing when they were supposed to.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
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