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Strive 14 GW Ski Binding - 2025

DIN stands for Deutsches Institut für Normung, which is a standard measurement for ski binding release settings. To choose the right DIN setting, consider your weight, skiing ability, and style. A higher DIN (like 10-14) is suitable for aggressive skiers who need more retention, while a lower DIN (like 5-8) is better for beginners or lighter skiers who may require easier release in case of a fall.

GripWalk features a rubberized tread that enhances grip and walking comfort on snow and ice, making it easier to navigate in your ski boots. This design is compatible with both traditional alpine bindings and GripWalk bindings, allowing for a seamless transition without the need for adjustments.

The SCP Slider is designed to provide reliable retention of your boot while ensuring a safe release during falls. This means you can ski confidently, knowing that your bindings will hold your boots securely but will release them when necessary to prevent injury, enhancing your overall safety on the slopes.

A low-profile binding sits closer to the ski, which reduces energy loss during turns and improves control and responsiveness. This design allows for better feel and connection with the snow, enhancing your performance and making it easier to carve turns effectively.

The Auto Toe Adjustment feature automatically adapts the binding to fit different ski boot soles, including both alpine and GripWalk soles. This means you won’t have to manually adjust the bindings when switching boots, making it more convenient and user-friendly, especially for skiers who use multiple types of boots.

If your current bindings are compatible with GripWalk, you can use GripWalk boots without any issues. Many modern bindings are designed to accommodate both traditional alpine boots and GripWalk boots, allowing for versatility without the need for adjustments. Always check the compatibility of your bindings before making a purchase.