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Atomic Strive 14 GW Bindings

Atomic Strive 14 GW Bindings

SKU AD5002346
$279.95
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DESCRIPTION

The Atomic Strive 14 GW is a lightweight, low-profile freeski binding for advanced skiers who want precise power transfer and better snow feel across the whole mountain. It pairs Atomic's low LDN toe and extra-wide pedal with a three-part heel and GripWalk compatibility. The result is a quick, responsive binding that keeps skiers close to the snow and connected to their skis in every kind of terrain.

Why we like it:

The low stack height is the standout, putting your boot closer to the ski for a more natural feel and faster edge response. We also like how light the Strive 14 GW is for a binding with this much retention, which helps the ski feel more nimble in tight terrain and in the air.

Who it's for:

Skilled all-mountain and freeride skiers at the advanced and expert level who want a light, responsive binding. It works well for freestyle-minded skiers and anyone who values snow feel and precise edge control.

Highlights:

Atomic's LDN toe sits extremely low to the ski, lowering your center of gravity for better snow feel, while the extra-wide toe pedal spreads out lateral forces for stronger edging power. Automatic toe adaptation adjusts to alpine and GripWalk boots without manual setup, keeping release values consistent. The low-profile three-part heel absorbs vibration and releases smoothly, and metal reinforcement in key stress areas adds stability. With a DIN range of 5 to 14, a 19.6mm stand height, and a weight of about 980 grams per binding, it's about 15 percent lighter than the STH2 it replaced.

Things to consider:

The Strive 14 GW works with alpine and GripWalk soles but not with touring-norm boots; skiers who use touring boots should look at the multi-norm Strive models. Heavier, hard-charging skiers who need a higher release range will want the Strive 16.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Pick a brake width that equals or slightly exceeds your ski's waist width. Leave mounting to a certified shop, where a technician will calculate the right release value from your skier profile and boot sole length.

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