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Description

The affordable Head Tyrolia SX 7.5 GW CA Junior bindings keep you safely attached to your skis. They have a DIN setting interval of 2.0-7.5. Your DIN setting should fall somewhere in the middle of the DIN setting interval for the bindings to function most effectively. We recommend choosing a brake arm that is 10 mm to 15 mm wider than the waist of your ski.

Specifications

Binding Type:

Alpine Junior Binding, GripWalk Junior Binding

Boot Compatibility:

Alpine Junior Boots (ISO 5355), GripWalk Junior Boots (ISO 23223)

Brake arm Width:

90mm

Weight:

49.38oz

DIN Setting:

2.0-7.5

Best Use:

All Mountain, Piste

Stand Height:

21mm

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