Attack Hybrid 14 MN/PT
Solid Black/Gold

The Head Attack Hybrid 14 MN/PT in Solid Black/Gold is a Tyrolia-made freeride hybrid binding that combines uncompromising downhill performance with real ascent capability. It is built for the experienced, aggressive expert-level skier who switches between resort and backcountry, and it combines the Attack toe's downhill performance with a heel piece that can go touring.

The binding has a DIN/release range of 4 to 14, three brake widths (95, 110 and 130 millimetres), a stand height of 32 millimetres and two weights depending on mode: 865 grams in hike mode and 1115 grams in ski mode per piece. Two hiking positions (0 and 9 degrees) and an automatic brake lock make the ascent easy and safe, and an interchangeable toe unit lets you switch from a lightweight touring binding to a high-performance freeride binding. The lightweight construction uses around 30 percent carbon instead of glass fibre and more than half of the plastic parts from renewable raw material. In alpine mode it works with alpine, touring and GripWalk boots; in touring mode it requires boots with tech pins.

• Freeride hybrid binding: downhill performance and real ascent capability.
• DIN/release 4 to 14: for the aggressive expert-level skier.
• Two hiking positions (0 and 9 degrees) and an automatic brake lock: easy, safe ascent.
• Interchangeable toe unit: switch between lightweight touring and high-performance freeride.
• Lightweight construction: around 30% carbon plus more than half of the plastic parts from renewable raw material.
• MN/PT standard: alpine mode for alpine/touring/GripWalk boots, touring mode requires tech pins.

The Head Attack Hybrid 14 MN/PT is the obvious choice for the experienced skier who wants one binding for both resort and backcountry without compromising the descent. The combination of the interchangeable toe unit, the two hiking positions and the light carbon construction makes it both versatile and dependable, whether the day goes to the lift or the skin track. A reliable companion in the terrain, season after season.