Head Protector Attack Lyt 13 Ski Bindings - Black - 32mm Stand Height - DIN 4-13

The Head Protector Attack Lyt 13 Ski Bindings are designed for all-mountain use, catering to advan...

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The Head Protector Attack Lyt 13 Ski Bindings are engineered for advanced to expert skiers seeking all-mountain versatility with a focus on safety and performance. Their key benefit lies in the innovative Full Heel Release and FR LYT toe technologies, which enhance release capabilities and ski boot centering to minimize injury risk and maximize control. A potential consideration is the specific DIN range, which may not suit the lightest skiers. These bindings offer a significantly lighter and more compact design, ensuring extreme versatility across all types of terrain.

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Model Part NumberProtector Attack Lyt 13
BrandHEAD

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FAQs

Who is the Head Protector Attack Lyt 13 binding designed for?

These bindings are designed for advanced and expert skiers who participate in all-mountain skiing and prioritize safety and precise control.

What does 'Full Heel Release' mean?

Full Heel Release technology provides a 180-degree release capability, both horizontally and vertically. This is designed to help reduce the risk of knee injuries, especially during backward twisting falls.

Can I use these bindings with my GripWalk boots?

Yes, the Protector Attack Lyt 13 GW bindings are fully compatible with GripWalk soles, as well as traditional alpine boot soles.

What is the DIN range of these bindings?

The DIN range is 4-13, which is suitable for a wide array of advanced and expert skiers. It's important to have this set by a professional based on your weight, height, ability, and boot sole length.

How much do these bindings weigh?

The bindings weigh 1230 grams, making them significantly lighter and more compact than many comparable models.

Do I need to have these bindings mounted by a professional?

Yes, professional mounting and adjustment by a certified ski technician are crucial for safety and performance. They will ensure the bindings are correctly installed and calibrated to your specific needs.

What is the stand height of the binding?

The stand height is 32mm.

Troubleshooting

Binding won't release during a fall

This is a critical safety issue. Immediately stop skiing and have the bindings inspected and re-adjusted by a certified ski technician. Do not ski on the bindings until they are checked.

Difficulty stepping into the binding

Ensure the ski boot sole is clean and free of ice or snow. Check that the binding toe or heel mechanism is clear. Try aligning the boot precisely before stepping down firmly.

Inconsistent release values

This usually indicates a need for professional adjustment. Have the binding's DIN settings and release mechanism recalibrated by a certified technician.

Binding creaks or makes noise

Clean the binding components thoroughly. Minor creaking might be normal, but persistent or loud noises should be inspected by a professional.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced safety features with 180° release for reduced injury risk.
  • Precise ski boot centering for improved control and stability.
  • Significantly lighter and more compact design for agility.
  • Versatile for all-mountain skiing across different terrains.
  • Compatible with both alpine and GripWalk boot soles.

Cons

  • DIN range (4-13) may be too high for lighter skiers or beginners.
  • Advanced/expert skier focus means it might be overkill for intermediate riders.
  • Requires compatible boots (alpine or GripWalk) for optimal performance.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

These bindings require professional mounting by a certified ski technician to ensure correct placement and calibration according to your boot sole length and ski specifications. Proper adjustment of the DIN setting is critical for safety and should be performed by a professional.

Compatibility:

  • Boot Soles: Fully compatible with both traditional Alpine ISO 5355 boot soles and newer GripWalk (GW) boot soles. Ensure your boot soles are clean before mounting.
  • Skis: Designed to be mounted on skis with appropriate width for all-mountain use. Consult a professional for ski width recommendations based on your skiing style.

Care:

  • After each use, brush off snow and ice from the binding mechanisms.
  • Periodically clean the binding components with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents.
  • Store skis with bindings unweighted (e.g., by loosening the forward pressure) in a cool, dry place to prolong the life of the springs and mechanisms.

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