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1. Because they’re plastic lmao. Would you feel safe in a car if your seatbelt was made of plastic? (I’m talking the metal thing that clicks in) Probably not.
2. AFD always gets funky and you have to re tinker with it
3. long mounting zone doesn’t let the ski flex as naturally as it would with pivots, and also increases the chances for binding pullouts/ stripped / rotted binding holes
I think they only offer them as a Demo binding so far which sucks, but I heard a rumor that they'll be available on more models for the 24/25 season. I've owned Attacks in the past and they've been decent but not amazing, but I'd be willing to switch back if it seems the lateral heel release functionality works well and it doesn't pre-release.
Rn I think Attacks are a decent option and great for the money, if they actually make real progress on mitigating knee injuries then they will be goated. I find it weird that not a lot of people seem to talk about it and no other big companies have any (public) plans for it either, really seems to me like the next big thing for bindings but maybe I'm missing something
IsaacNW82Has anybody skied the protector attacks yet?
I think they only offer them as a Demo binding so far which sucks, but I heard a rumor that they'll be available on more models for the 24/25 season. I've owned Attacks in the past and they've been decent but not amazing, but I'd be willing to switch back if it seems the lateral heel release functionality works well and it doesn't pre-release.
Rn I think Attacks are a decent option and great for the money, if they actually make real progress on mitigating knee injuries then they will be goated. I find it weird that not a lot of people seem to talk about it and no other big companies have any (public) plans for it either, really seems to me like the next big thing for bindings but maybe I'm missing something
different stack height but no performance advantages or disadvantages you’d notice when skiing compared to any other regular demo or track binding.
butter_69Straight up the most underrated binding. the 14s cost 199 on lvl 9. Idk why nobody skis them.
this is straight fax. i went from pivots to my first pair of attack 14s and them things bang. lightweight and cheap as hell blows markers right out the park. pivots cool but just not worth the money unless your tossing dubs tbh
SessionDisrespectfully, you are a victim of skiing bro science. Pivots have zero function that can "save your knee's" over any other any binding system on the market.
I am a victim of i dont care, or placebo or some shit idk, and still dont care
