Tyrolia vs look pivots?

This again????
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/860819/What-bindings-should-I-get
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/860785/Best-bindings
Neither of those threads are very good but they were both on the front page. Most people here will tell you to get pivots and a slightly smaller group will tell you attacks, generally pivot 12 or 14 and attack 13. Most will also agree that they are both good bindings and then list pros: elasticity and durability for the pivots, for the attacks weight stack height and cost and cons: costly brakes and step in in deep snow for the pivots, for the attacks the lack of elasticity.

I prefer the weight and cost savings and so would recommend the attack 13. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2018-Head-Attack2-13-GW-B-95-Black-Ski-Binding/202208745119?epid=2229657298&hash=item2f1494969f:g:BvoAAOSw9vlabz0J Good seller $140, you may find them around for $20 less if you search and check out some of the sales different sites are holding now.

pivots. buy once and they'll last you forever. 14's

I asked the very same question here a few weeks ago. I have Black Crows Atris skis and went with the Tyrolia Attack 13. I work for an advanced guiding company as a coordinator but two of the guides had the pivot heel snap off on the same day. They were guiding guests so not doing anything extreme.

From speaking to people in shops, if you want a dedicated park ski - go with the pivots, otherwise the Attack is great for powder. Lower stack height and wider, therefore more suited to driving wider skis. Makes sense compared to what happened with the guides on their pivots. Too much torque? I'm also really glad with it's versatility in swapping out boots - grip walk compatible. Not much difference in safety - just speculation. I've heard about a knee binding - look into it if you're really concerned about your knees. I'm prone to MCL injuries but went with Tyrolia.

I saw someone yesterday with my exact same setup of skis and bindings.

ohhbeckerpivots. buy once and they'll last you forever. 14's

pivots/FKS are amazing bindings but im not the only one who has had issues with their 18s half-moon plates breaking and causing the heelpiece to snap. heavy use/wear and tear, and poor ski care will do that to any binding though

DeebieSkeebiespivots/FKS are amazing bindings but im not the only one who has had issues with their 18s half-moon plates breaking and causing the heelpiece to snap. heavy use/wear and tear, and poor ski care will do that to any binding though

This. I've broken the half-moon plates on 2 pairs of pivots, 1 after a single season and the other after 5 days of use.