HEAD Attack Hybrid 14 Ski Binding

HEAD Attack Hybrid 14 Ski Binding

The HEAD Attack Hybrid 14 MN/PT ski binding combines power and adaptability for both freeride and touring practices. Its hybrid system allows for easy switching between inserts for climbing and alpine heel for descending. Compatible with various sole standards, it adapts to different types of boots without complex adjustments. The NX FR heel ensures progressive release, while the two-position ascender facilitates climbing. The support tilt and its construction provide direct power transfer on all terrains.

Technologies

Thanks to the combination of Multi-Norm (MN) and Pin Technology (PT), the binding allows for quick changes in heel systems depending on the intended use. The FR PRO 3 heel can be removed without tools to switch to an insert heel for simplified touring mode. This modularity guarantees optimal adaptability during mixed use days.

Benefits and Use

Ideal for skiers who alternate between challenging off-piste and accessible slopes with skins, the HEAD Attack Hybrid 14 MN/PT optimizes your gear without compromising safety and maneuverability. Its hybrid design ensures smooth adaptation between ascent phases and technical descents. It suits versatile all-mountain use with reliable support and controlled releases.

Main Features

• DIN Release Range 4-14: precisely adjustable based on the skier's level and conditions.
• Interchangeable FR PRO 3 / Insert Heel: changes without tools for quick transitions from touring to freeride mode.
• Multi-Norm Compatibility: accepts Alpine, GripWalk, and Touring soles without modification to the binding.
• 0° and 9° Climbing Aids: provide comfort and efficiency during ascents on hard snow or steep terrain.
• Three Brake Widths Available: adapt to the width of each pair of skis to maintain effective retention when stopped.
• Reduced Weight for Climbing: the lightweight configuration in touring mode enhances energy efficiency during ascents.

Rider Tips

For optimal use in hybrid mode, mount the brakes that match the ski width to avoid any rubbing. When touring, use the 9° lift to protect your calves on steep terrain. Frequently check the rapid mounting of the interchangeable heel to ensure locking and effective release.