Are my boots compatible with my bindings?

bruh

It's likely your new boots will come with Grip Walk soles. The majority of non-touring & non-race boots are all being designed to have Grip Walk soles.

Even if they aren't grip walk, the other kind of sole that the Attack will accept is the normal alpine sole (ISO 5355) which the rest of the non-touring boots have.

TL:DR you’re good

FaunaSkisIt's likely your new boots will come with Grip Walk soles. The majority of non-touring & non-race boots are all being designed to have Grip Walk soles.

Even if they aren't grip walk, the other kind of sole that the Attack will accept is the normal alpine sole (ISO 5355) which the rest of the non-touring boots have.

TL:DR you’re good

The drop kicks are the classic shell so they won’t have the option of GripWalk because they have a not removable toe lug. But either way OP you are good to go.

CatdickBojanglesThe drop kicks are the classic shell so they won’t have the option of GripWalk because they have a not removable toe lug. But either way OP you are good to go.

This is right; I forgot FT make some non-race/touring boots without replaceable toes; they're a bit of an outlier compared to the other boot manufacturers in this regard, mainly because of the Raichle Flexon race heritage of the classic shell.

Given Grip Walk, other boot norms and what bindings can accept what can be confusing to a lot of people, I tried to keep the answer generalised and still apply to others and if OP doesn't get dropkicks in the end.

Your good. Attacks have adjustable toe height so they can fit multiple boot standards.

Perhaps this adjustment guide will be helpful in understanding the binding
https://theskimonster.com/blog/posts/how-to-adjust-your-tyrolia-ski-bindings/

mrk127Your good. Attacks have adjustable toe height so they can fit multiple boot standards.

Perhaps this adjustment guide will be helpful in understanding the binding
https://theskimonster.com/blog/posts/how-to-adjust-your-tyrolia-ski-bindings/

Thx m8 :)