Tyrolia

Attack 14 GW Ski Binding - 2025

DIN stands for Deutsches Institut für Normung, which is a standardized measurement for ski binding release settings. It helps you adjust your bindings based on your weight, height, and skiing ability. A higher DIN setting means a more secure hold, which is crucial for aggressive skiing, while a lower setting allows for easier release in case of a fall. Choosing the right DIN setting can enhance your safety and performance on the slopes.

GripWalk is a compatibility system for ski boots and bindings that enhances walking comfort and grip. Boots with GripWalk soles feature a rubberized tread that provides better traction when walking, making it easier to navigate off the slopes. If your bindings are compatible with GripWalk, you can enjoy a more versatile skiing experience, seamlessly transitioning between walking and skiing.

The FR Pro 3 toe and NX FR heel are designed specifically for freeride skiing, offering enhanced performance in off-piste and challenging conditions. The toe piece ensures a secure fit while allowing for controlled release during falls, which is essential for safety. The heel piece allows for easy adjustment of the DIN settings, making it convenient to customize your setup based on your skiing style and conditions.

Stand height refers to the distance from the ski to the bottom of your boot when in the binding. A stand height of 17mm means your boot sits 17mm above the ski. This measurement can influence your balance and control while skiing. Different stand heights provide varying levels of responsiveness and stability, so choosing the right one can enhance your overall skiing experience.

A large platform refers to the size of the area on the binding that contacts the ski. A larger platform helps distribute your weight more evenly across the ski, improving power transfer to the edges and enhancing overall control. This is particularly beneficial for making sharp turns and maintaining stability at high speeds, allowing for a more confident and enjoyable skiing experience.

To determine if your ski boots are compatible with GripWalk bindings, check for the GripWalk logo on the soles of your boots. If your boots have a rubberized tread and the logo, they are designed for GripWalk compatibility. Additionally, ensure that your bindings are labeled as GripWalk compatible. This combination will enhance your comfort and performance both on and off the slopes.