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Tyrolia Protector PR 13 feedback?

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pikvlski
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Has anyone used the Tyrolia Protector ski bindings? They perform good in tests and reviews; the true release heel and its mechanism appear to be safe. It can greatly help in avoiding ACL tears during a backward twisting fall. I'm seriously considering purchasing them for the next season. Any pros and cons? Opinions on what you think?

how they works https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=681082609557852&t=12
a year ago
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BallClapper
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No.
a year ago
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powpatrol
Posts: 1762 - Karma: 11,522
they are all good and work as advertised. the ‘con’ so to speak is they will be heavier than their non protector counter part.
a year ago
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Poikenz
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I think you'd want the slr over the pr as the pr is on a track system and thus has a higher stand height. With that said the stand height of the slr is 28mm and the height of the attack is 17mm. I think most skiers, especially on ns appreciate a closer to ski feeling. On top of that more moving parts may mean less durability, which could be a turn off for some. Toss in the fact that people think that pivots can achieve the same thing (they can't) and people just avoid it.

The tech is great and I am happy there is something that isn't knee in the market, but I too haven't tried them.
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deadhead420
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I would definitely rock them if the stack height was lower. Hopefully in a few years the tech will expand to other brands and Tyrolia makes new generation with the same height as regular attacks.
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