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Tyrolia Protector Attack LYT 13 GW Ski Bindings
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Extremely versatile and ready for use in all terrain, the Tyrolia Protector Attack LYT 13 GW ski bindings combine innovative Full Heel Release technology with a lightweight, streamlined design.
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- FR LYT toes offer perfect ski boot centering and constant release values
- Updated Attack LYT toe design results in a binding that is significantly lighter and more compact like other Tyrolia Attack bindings
- Automatic toe height adjustment to adult Alpine ski boots (ISO5355) and adult GripWalk ski boots (iSO 23223 Type A)
- Full Heel Release technology ensures less stress on the knees thanks to constant release values in forward and backward spins
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View all Tyrolia Downhill Ski Bindings| Best Use | Downhill Skiing |
|---|---|
| Skill Level | Advanced |
| Boot Sole Compatibility | Alpine (ISO 5355) and GripWalk (ISO 23223) |
| Lowest DIN | 4 |
| Highest DIN | 13 |
| Recommended Skier Weight | Unavailable |
| Brake Width (mm) | 95 MM: 95 millimeters 110 MM: 110 millimeters |
| Heel Lift | Yes |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Weight (Pair) | 2 lbs. 6 oz. |
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Age:25–34
Experience Level:Expert
9 months ago
The LYT toe auto adjust fails
The problem with these bindings their is often a large gap between your boot and the gripwalk afd toe meaning you are too high above the plate at the toe. I noticed that they feel like they are popping off my skis, and thought they were somehow loose when mounted, but it was my boot moving up and down. REI ski techs said they would not pass this. I was glad that REI was so helpful with the return and they are remounting the tyrolia protector with the PR rails. If you want the protectors get the ones with the PRD toe that have the power rails ( the PR or SLR version)
Age:25–34
Experience Level:Expert
2 months ago
Pretty good, heel a little high
On the one hand I love the idea of these if it provides reduced risk, skiing needs that. But I noticed the heel sits noticeably higher than the toe which is a pretty awkward feeling to me since my boots already have a lot of forward lean. Not sure most people would notice or care it though. Would be cool if Tyrolia leveled it out or at least had an option to buy a lifter plate, t
Location:Virginia
Age:35–44
Experience Level:Intermediate
4 weeks ago
Good knee protector tech and now lighter weight
Yes , I recommend this product
For new skis and bindings this year. Wanted to protect my knees and the Protectors are one of the best bindings for this purpose. Went with the Protector Attack 13 Lyt because I mounted themselves on some QST 94 freeride skis. Works great. This model of protector is a lot lighter and has a lower stack height because they are direct mount. New auto adjust toe works fine.
Age:35–44
Experience Level:Intermediate
Location:New York
Age:55–64
Experience Level:Expert
4 months ago
Safety that works
Yes , I recommend this product
Safety that works. Takes the concept of Knee bindings and improves on it. The only binding on the market with full lateral release on the heel, mitigating potential knee injuries. If you do your research you will realize that this product is a game changer in safety.
Age:55–64
Experience Level:Expert