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Tyrolia Protector Attack 13 MN Set Ski Bindings 2023

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Tyrolia Protector Attack 13 MN Set Ski Bindings 2023
£300

The new Tyrolia Protector Attack 13 sets out its place as one of the safest ski bindings on the market. Knee injuries are the number 1 lower leg injury, caused by backwards twisting falls, yet many bindings do not offer a protective release function for the knee. This innovative design features Full Heel Release technology that provides 7mm of bilateral movement and 30 degrees of rotational movement, it allows the binding to absorb knocks and shocks yet manages to reliably release in multiple directions for total lower leg protection. Add in the new lighter weight Attack toe piece and the Tyrolia Protector series is the ultimate when it comes to binding safety. OverviewBinding TypeMulti Norm AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalk, WTR, TourSkier TypeConfident skiers wanting a binding that will work with any certified boot soles as well as higher DIN settings and good retention, without choosing the heaviest or highest DIN setting options.Key FeaturesFull Heel Release TechnologyThe Full Heel Release Technology delivers intelligent 180Â° release both horizontally and vertically ensuring maximum safety in forward and backward twisting fall situations. The FHR function can reduce ACL strain by more than 50%.MN Technology Accommodates adult Alpine (ISO 5355 TYPe A), adult Walk (ISO 23223 TYPe A) and all Touring (ISO 9523) ski boots. The height of the AFD needs to be adjusted to the ski boot sole height. Optimal height shall be tested with the boot height adjustment tester. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 4-13Brake Width: 95Weight: 1430Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), Tour (ISO 9523), GripWalk (23223), WTRStand Height: 32mmAvailable Adjustment: 60mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: solid black

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The new Tyrolia Protector Attack 13 sets out its place as one of the safest ski bindings on the market. Knee injuries are the number 1 lower leg injury, caused by backwards twisting falls, yet many bindings do not offer a protective release function for the knee. This innovative design features Full Heel Release technology that provides 7mm of bilateral movement and 30 degrees of rotational movement, it allows the binding to absorb knocks and shocks yet manages to reliably release in multiple directions for total lower leg protection. Add in the new lighter weight Attack toe piece and the Tyrolia Protector series is the ultimate when it comes to binding safety. OverviewBinding TypeMulti Norm AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalk, WTR, TourSkier TypeConfident skiers wanting a binding that will work with any certified boot soles as well as higher DIN settings and good retention, without choosing the heaviest or highest DIN setting options.Key FeaturesFull Heel Release TechnologyThe Full Heel Release Technology delivers intelligent 180Â° release both horizontally and vertically ensuring maximum safety in forward and backward twisting fall situations. The FHR function can reduce ACL strain by more than 50%.MN Technology Accommodates adult Alpine (ISO 5355 TYPe A), adult Walk (ISO 23223 TYPe A) and all Touring (ISO 9523) ski boots. The height of the AFD needs to be adjusted to the ski boot sole height. Optimal height shall be tested with the boot height adjustment tester. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 4-13Brake Width: 95Weight: 1430Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), Tour (ISO 9523), GripWalk (23223), WTRStand Height: 32mmAvailable Adjustment: 60mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: solid black [Full Details]

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