Tyrolia

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the Attack 14 GW compare to the Attack LYT 11 GW?

  Both share the Attack platform’s low 17mm stand height and GripWalk compatibility, but the Attack 14 GW is built for more aggressive skiing with higher retention and stability (listed 3–11, with some variants up to 14) and features FR LYT toes and SX FR heels for strong elastic travel. The Attack LYT 11 GW is lighter and more playful—ideal for long days, park and all‑mountain versatility—trading some peak retention for a more nimble feel.
• What safety technologies do Tyrolia bindings use to reduce knee injury risk?

  Tyrolia’s Protector and related designs expand release movement (up to 180° heel/toe release) and add high elasticity to absorb impacts, which research and field data indicate can reduce knee‑injury risk by as much as about 50% in certain scenarios. Systems like the TRP (Tyrolia Roller Pincher) and tuned AFDs help the binding re‑center and release reliably across varied loading directions without compromising retention during normal skiing.
• Are Tyrolia bindings compatible with GripWalk, alpine, and multi‑norm (MN) boot soles?

  Yes, models with “GW” in the name are designed for GripWalk soles, MN models accept multiple ISO standards, and alpine‑only units are limited to traditional alpine soles, so always confirm the boot sole type before buying. Compatibility affects both step‑in geometry and release behavior, so check the specific model’s boot fit notes and have a pro verify sole/binding pairing.