Review: Tyrolia Attack 14 GW Ski Bindings · 2023
By Curated Experts
Leo Cocchiara and Amanda S
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The Curated Take
5.0/5
The Tyrolia Attack 14 GW Ski Bindings are ideal for advanced skiers, among others, seeking reliability and versatility. These bindings feature an intuitive power transfer for precise steering, offer a secure yet smooth release, and maintain durability even under harsh conditions. They can tackle any environment on the resort and perform well. The ease of stepping into these bindings, even on steep faces or in deep powder, adds to their appeal. A good value for the money that delivers consistent performance.
Ideal for
- Easy to step into, with excellent powder transfer
- Come in a number of fun colors and sweet spot brake widths
- Durable and versatile for aggressive all-mountain skiing and everyday use
- High DIN range
Not ideal for
- No MNC configuration, so they're only certified for Alpine and GripWalk boot soles
- Sturdy hardware makes for a heavier binding that some may not enjoy
Power Transfer
No matter the conditions I'm in, I've found the Tyrolia Attack 14 has a very intuitive power transfer that puts me right on the boards and gives me crisp and...Read more
Release Reliability
The release reliability is spot on with the Tyrolia Attack 14. Never lets go until the moment you actually need it to, and then it's a smooth, crisp release that...Read more
Durability
I have Tyrolia bindings that are nearly a decade old that are still holding up just as well as they did in their first season. The current model is no...Read more
Versatility
Moguls, check. Powder, check. Groomers, check. Park, check. Trees, check!
A ski binding wouldn't be very good if it couldn't tackle every environment on the resort, and the Tyrolia Attack 14...Read more
Expert Reviews of the Tyrolia Attack 14 GW Ski Bindings
Amanda S This is a super solid all mountain binding for skiers that are looking to CHARGE. Paired with the right all mountain ski, skiers can feel empowered to take on anything. The newer heel design keeps boots locked in and ready to go. As locked in as you feel, this binding will release if necessary. It is adjustable to different boot heights, and works with boots that have GripWalk. If I ever need to recommend a binding, I choose this one!
Leo Cocchiara The Tyrolia Attack 14 GW has steadily climbed the ranks over the years as one of my favorite ski bindings on the market because they offer outstanding quality at a low to market price in a number of fun colors to tailor to your personality. One of the biggest features I notice is how easy they are to step into and get out of compared to other bindings. This makes it easy to kick your skis off at the lodge or click back in when you eject from a rowdy maneuver in deep powder. They feel light on their feet, and though they're not the most low profile of bindings, the power transfer feels smooth, and I feel locked in on my skis. The durability for hard use and versatility for all mountain skiing has me confident in their performance for any skier looking for reliable retention and clean release when needed.
Product Specs
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model year | 2023 |
| Ski binding type | Alpine |
| Skill level | Advanced, Expert |
| Din release - low value | 4 |
| Din release - high value | 14 |
Review Ratings
Power Transfer
5/5
Leo Cocchiara gave 5 of 5 stars. No matter the conditions I'm in, I've found the Tyrolia Attack 14 has a very intuitive power transfer that puts me right on the boards and gives me crisp and precise steering. I never feel a lag in response time and I never feel like I hit a speed they can't handle.
Release Reliability
5/5
Leo Cocchiara gave 5 of 5 stars. The release reliability is spot on with the Tyrolia Attack 14. Never lets go until the moment you actually need it to, and then it's a smooth, crisp release that doesn't feel catchy. Then, when you find yourself unclipped in a steep or snowy environment, you never have to fight to get your boot back into it.
Durability
5/5
Leo Cocchiara gave 5 of 5 stars. I have Tyrolia bindings that are nearly a decade old that are still holding up just as well as they did in their first season. The current model is no exception. I never have issues with pieces breaking, breaks bending, or springs getting weak, even after years of abuse in off-piste under brush and stomping landings.
Versatility
5/5
Leo Cocchiara gave 5 of 5 stars. Moguls, check. Powder, check. Groomers, check. Park, check. Trees, check!
A ski binding wouldn't be very good if it couldn't tackle every environment on the resort, and the Tyrolia Attack 14 is no exception in that you can take it absolutely anywhere you find inbounds and trust it to perform accordingly.
FAQs
What was your favorite moment with this gear?
Leo Cocchiara 2023 has been a season of epic powder, and I got to ski some truly steep and deep days in Utah at Snowbird on the DPS Pagoda 112 with the Tyrolia Attack 14 on them. I was so locked in and in control that I felt like the best skier on the mountain.
Why did you choose this product?
Leo Cocchiara It feels great, it does everything I need it to do, it's one of the best bangs for your buck in ski bindings, and it comes in fun colors to match your style.
What is the value for the money versus other options?
Leo Cocchiara The Tyrolia Attack 14s are always competitively priced for their class and always deliver the performance you need. Simple.
What do you love about this product?
Leo Cocchiara The Tyrolia Attack 14s are everything an advanced skier needs in a binding. Light weight, reliable retention, great power transfer, and easy to step into, even when on a steep face or in boot deep powder.
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