TYROLIA Attack 11 GW Brake 95 A Flash Yellow Ski Bindings (114445) The Tyrolia Attack 11 GW Ski Bindings are a fan favorite owing to their light weight, wide contact area at the toe, and super easy step-in. Designed for lighter all- mountain skiers, the Attack 11 GW has a DIN setting of 3-11. The binding is extremely easy to click into on steep trails or in deep snow. Its widely regarded as the easiest alpine binding to step into in the industry. Features include a FR Pro Toe provides maximum responsiveness to the skier's edge for precise turns. A AFD metal 77mm platform gives you the quickest and most exact response you can find in a binding. The SX FR Heel keeps your boot as secure as possible in the binding, that way you don't lose an ounce of power from your boot to the skis edge. If you are a younger ripper or someone who tips the scale on the lighter side, these are the bindings that will take you to the next level.
TYROLIA Attack 11 GW Brake 95 A Flash Yellow Ski Bindings (114445) The Tyrolia Attack 11 GW Ski Bindings are a fan favorite owing to their light weight, wide contact area at the toe, and super easy step-in. Designed for lighter all- mountain skiers, the Attack 11 GW has a DIN setting of 3-11. The binding is extremely easy to click into on steep trails or in deep snow. Its widely regarded as the easiest alpine binding to step into in the industry. Features include a FR Pro Toe provides maximum responsiveness to the skier's edge for precise turns. A AFD metal 77mm platform gives you the quickest and most exact response you can find in a binding. The SX FR Heel keeps your boot as secure as possible in the binding, that way you don't lose an ounce of power from your boot to the skis edge. If you are a younger ripper or someone who tips the scale on the lighter side, these are the bindings that will take you to the next level.
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TYROLIA Attack 11 GW Brake 95 A Flash Yellow Ski Bindings (114445) The Tyrolia Attack 11 GW Ski Bindings are a fan favorite owing to their light weight, wide contact area at the toe, and super easy step-in. Designed for lighter all- mountain skiers, the Attack 11 GW has a DIN setting of 3-11. The binding is extremely easy to click into on steep trails or in deep snow. Its widely regarded as the easiest alpine binding to step into in the industry. Features include a FR Pro Toe provides maximum responsiveness to the skier's edge for precise turns. A AFD metal 77mm platform gives you the quickest and most exact response you can find in a binding. The SX FR Heel keeps your boot as secure as possible in the binding, that way you don't lose an ounce of power from your boot to the skis edge. If you are a younger ripper or someone who tips the scale on the lighter side, these are the bindings that will take you to the next level.
TYROLIA Attack 11 GW Brake 95 A Flash Yellow Ski Bindings (114445) The Tyrolia Attack 11 GW Ski Bindings are a fan favorite owing to their light weight, wide contact area at the toe, and super easy step-in. Designed for lighter all- mountain skiers, the Attack 11 GW has a DIN setting of 3-11. The binding is extremely easy to click into on steep trails or in deep snow. Its widely regarded as the easiest alpine binding to step into in the industry. Features include a FR Pro Toe provides maximum responsiveness to the skier's edge for precise turns. A AFD metal 77mm platform gives you the quickest and most exact response you can find in a binding. The SX FR Heel keeps your boot as secure as possible in the binding, that way you don't lose an ounce of power from your boot to the skis edge. If you are a younger ripper or someone who tips the scale on the lighter side, these are the bindings that will take you to the next level.
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Model Year | 2023 |
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Model Year | 2023 |