Ski bindings Armada N Strive 12 GW green

The Armada N Strive 12 GW ski bindings are a modern model for all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skiing. The low profile, wide platform, and adjustable release force of 4–12 provide good ski feel, stability, and precise energy transfer. The bindings are compatible with GripWalk boots.

Parameters

Basic data

Brand Armada

Country of origin of the brand USA

Sport Skiing

Gender Not applicable

Season Autumn/Winter

Leading colour Green

Model/product code N Strive 12 GW RD0000208090

Purpose All mountain, Freeride, Freestyle

Code 2000236270

Product details

Bindings (DIN scale) 4-12

Ski-stop width 100 mm, 90 mm

Level of sophistication Advanced

Adjustment 30 mm

Technologies GripWalk, Low Profile Chassis, Automatic Wing & Toe Adjustment, Sliding Toe Pedal

Warnings and producer's data

Standards, certificates TÜV, GripWalk

Product description

Ski bindings Armada N Strive 12 GW green (RD0000208090)

Armada N Strive 12 GW green ski bindings are a product designed for advanced skiers who value precision and safety. Thanks to GripWalk technology, users gain better grip while walking, which increases comfort when moving in ski boots. TÜV certifications confirm compliance with rigorous safety standards.

Advanced technologies

The Armada N Strive 12 GW bindings are equipped with Low Profile Chassis technology, resulting in lower weight and better ski feel while riding. The Sliding Toe Pedal is a solution that automatically adapts to different boot sizes, making fitting easier. Additionally, the Automatic Wing & Toe Adjustment feature allows for quick and precise binding adjustments, translating to stability and confidence while skiing.

Parameters and construction

Armada N Strive 12 GW green ski bindings offer a brake width in two variants: 90 mm and 100 mm, allowing for adaptation to various ski widths. The adjustment range of the bindings (DIN scale) is from 4 to 12, enabling customization to individual preferences and skiing style. The bindings' construction ensures a solid connection to the ski, which is crucial for effective control during descents.

Standards and certificates

The Armada N Strive 12 GW bindings meet GripWalk standards, meaning they are compatible with boots equipped with this type of sole. Thanks to TÜV certification, users can be assured that the product has undergone rigorous quality and safety tests, which is important for protection and comfort on the slopes.

Armada N Strive 12 GW ski bindings - features:

GripWalk technology increases traction while walking;
Low Profile Chassis reduces weight and improves ski feel;
Sliding Toe Pedal automatically adjusts to boot size;
Automatic Wing & Toe Adjustment allows for quick binding settings;
Ski brake width available in 90 mm and 100 mm;
Binding adjustment range is from 4 to 12 on the DIN scale;
TÜV certifications confirm compliance with safety standards;
Compatibility with boots with GripWalk soles.

Technologies

GripWalk

A system used in the soles of ski boots to improve walking comfort. The GripWalk soles are fully coated with a high-friction material for grip on any surface. The integrated ribbed tread enables direct and efficient energy transfer to the bindings.

Low Profile Chassis

The low-profile sole construction lowers the centre of gravity, ensuring a more stable position and better ski feel. Closer contact between the foot and the snow increases precision and control when turning. This solution promotes dynamic skiing and confidence on hard slopes.

Automatic Wing & Toe Adjustment

The system automatically adjusts the wings and the front part of the boot to the shape of the footwear, ensuring a stable and precise fit. Thanks to automatic pressure adjustment, it eliminates slack and improves contact between the boot and the binding, which translates into better control and safety while skiing.

Sliding Toe Pedal

It allows the front part of the boot to move naturally during impacts and landings, which increases the flexibility and precision of the binding. The system automatically adjusts to the movement of the foot, ensuring constant contact and more effective energy transfer to the ski.

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