Tyrolia Protector Attack 13 MN Ski Bindings

The clever part here is that Tyrolia did not turn the binding into a science project. You still get the direct, versatile character of the Attack family, but the Protector heel adds another release direction at the back. It is a genuinely different design choice, not just another colourway with a longer feature list.

Consider Another Option If

Choose another option if you want a lighter, simpler alpine binding or if your boot does not meet one of the documented MultiNorm sole standards.

• Resort, all-mountain and freeride skiing
• Skiers who want Protector Full Heel Release
• Boot soles meeting the documented Alpine, GripWalk or Touring standards

• Full Heel Release: Allows the heel to release vertically and laterally when the release system is engaged.
• Protector Heel: Uses dedicated heel kinematics with bilateral travel before release.
• MultiNorm Toe: Can be adjusted by a technician for the documented Alpine, GripWalk and Touring sole standards.
• Attack Platform: Keeps the binding focused on versatile lift-accessed skiing rather than uphill travel.

What does Full Heel Release mean?

The Protector heel is designed with both vertical and lateral release capability. It does not replace professional mounting, adjustment or release testing.