HEAD Attack Hybrid 11 Stopper 95 Binding

HEAD Attack Hybrid Ski Binding

The HEAD Attack Hybrid 11 ski binding is designed to meet the demands of freerando skiing. It features two interchangeable front systems: a classic alpine toe FR Pro³ Toe for downhill and a Tour PT Toe for uphill ascents. Thanks to its Multi Norm (MN) and Pin Technology (PT), it accommodates alpine, GripWalk, or ISO 9523 certified touring boots. The NX FR Heel ensures consistent and progressive release. Ergonomic and modular, this binding adapts to a wide range of uses from groomed slopes to powder, while facilitating transitions between ascent and descent.

Technologies

Equipped with Multi Norm (MN) technology, this binding is compatible with various types of soles. The Pin Technology (PT) allows for uphill touring mode with inserts. The front FR Pro³ Toe provides a secure interface for precise skiing support. The interchangeable Tour PT Toe unlocks effective touring usage, ideal for accessing couloirs or during long outings. This setup offers a balance between impact absorption and precise control on descents.

Benefits and Use

Ideal for freeride and touring, the HEAD Attack Hybrid 11 allows seamless transitions between ascents and descents without changing bindings. Its modularity appeals to intermediate to advanced skiers seeking greater autonomy without compromising safety. The balance between lightweight uphill performance and reliability downhill makes it a wise choice for technical routes or deep snow.

Main Features

• Interchangeable hybrid system: combines a classic alpine toe and a pin toe to alternate between ascent and descent.
• Multi Norm (MN) technology: accepts alpine, GripWalk, and ISO 9523 certified touring soles without adapter.
• NX FR Heel: provides progressive release and good energy transmission while skiing.
• Ascent aids: two heel riser positions (0° and 9°) allow height adjustment according to elevation changes.
• Optimized weight: lightweight for PIN mode (820 g), performing well downhill in alpine mode (1055 g).

Rider Tips

For balanced mounting, choose the stopper width closest to that of the ski without exceeding it. When touring, use the 9° riser on consistent slopes to reduce calf strain. Check the DIN value setting with a professional based on your skill level and body weight.