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Versatile all-mountain binding with DIN 4–14 range and GripWalk compatibility. Three-piece heel design delivers stable performance across piste, powder and park.
The Attack 14 GW is a confident all-mountain binding for advanced to expert skiers who want a single setup that handles everything from groomed runs to powder and park. The three-piece heel design gives you stable energy transfer and easy entry and exit, while the DIN 4–14 range suits a range of boot sizes and skiing styles. GripWalk compatible, so it works with modern walk-mode boots for resort access and backcountry touring.
The FR PRO 3 toe piece guarantees consistent release across its range—you get the same response whether you're carving hard on piste or recovering from a sketchy moment in powder. The three-piece heel (NX FR) is a proven design that balances lateral rigidity with smooth vertical release, and the adjustable anti-friction device (AFD) lets you dial the binding to your boot's specific sole height. At 2020 g per pair it's not heavy for an all-mountain binding, so you won't feel it holding you back on long days.
The sand finish is traditional Tyrolia: durable and pairs well with any ski colour. Quick DIN adjustment works smoothly in both open and closed positions, so tuning is straightforward at the resort.
Advanced skiers who want a binding that doesn't force them to choose between disciplines. Works with ISO 5355 and GripWalk boots, so it suits the full range of modern alpine and touring footwear.
| DIN range | 4–14 |
|---|---|
| Brake width | 95 mm |
| Stand height | 17 mm |
| Weight per pair | 2020 g |
| Toe piece | FR PRO 3 |
| Heel piece | NX FR (three-piece) |
| Boot compatibility | ISO 5355 Type A and GripWalk ISO 23223 Type A |
| Fit | Unisex |
| Season | 2025/26 |
| DIN from | 4 |
| DIN to | 14 |
| Brake widths | 85, 95, 110 |
| Sole | ISO 5355 Type A, GripWalk ISO 23223 Type A |



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