About this product
The Tyrolia Attack LYT 9 GW is a lightweight freeski binding for lighter skiers and teens who want the look and feel of a real freeride binding at a lower release range. It pairs a light FR LYT toe with automatic toe height adjustment and GripWalk compatibility. Lighter skiers get an easy-to-use, reliable binding that's ready for park laps, side hits, and cruising around the mountain.
Why we like it:
We love that Tyrolia brought its Attack freeride styling down to a release range suited to lighter skiers, so teens and small adults aren't stuck with a basic beginner binding. The automatic toe height adjustment is a nice convenience, since the binding sets itself for alpine or GripWalk boots.
Who it's for:
Lighter adults, teens, and progressing young skiers who want a freestyle-inspired binding with a low release range. It's well suited to skiers who ski park and all-mountain terrain and wear either alpine or GripWalk boots.
Highlights:
Tyrolia's FR LYT toe keeps weight down while delivering reliable freeski-style retention, and automatic toe height adjustment works with both alpine and GripWalk soles without manual setup. The AFS anti-friction slider in GripWalk configuration keeps release consistent regardless of boot sole, and the SXL heel offers easy step-in and dependable hold. At roughly 845 grams per binding, it's one of the lighter options in the Attack family, with a 21mm stand height and a release range of 2 to 9.
Things to consider:
The low DIN range is designed for lighter skiers, so heavier or more aggressive adults will need a higher-DIN Attack model. It isn't compatible with touring-norm boot soles.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Choose a brake width that matches your ski's waist or is slightly wider. A shop technician should handle mounting and release settings, since the right DIN for a lighter or younger skier depends on weight, age, and ability.
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