Tyrolia sells more ski bindings than any company in the world. Many other companies have Tyrolia make bindings for them under their name. Fischer and Elan both have ski bindings made by Tyrolia, so any binding from those companies has a Tyrolia equivalent.
We here at Level Nine Sports consider Tyrolia bindings unmatched in terms of performance/reliability. This is not because we sell so many Tyrolia bindings, but is the reason we sell almost exclusively Tyrolia. We have sold over 10,000 Tyrolia bindings and have had on a couple (yes that means two or three) customers return a broken pair. This may be all well and good you say, but if you read our blurb on the Ski Binding page you would know that this is not the norm.
We carry almost the entire line of Tyrolia Ski Bindings, a little differentiation for those of you who need it.
Tyrolia Junior Ski Bindings come in a few varieties. The Children's feature a din range of .75-4.5 and are required for kids with a mondo size of 22.5 and below (about a size 3). The juniors have a din range of 2-7 and are perfect for your skier with boot sizes 23.0 and up. We carry Railflex and traditional kids ski bindings, but even the traditional bindings adjust to a very wide range of boot sizes.
Tyrolia SL Ski Bindings are lightweight bindings that work great for the masses. They do give you much lift off of the ski, so adding a
carve plate to this setup is usually a good idea.
Tyrolia SP and SR Ski Bindings are fully adjustable bindings which are commonly found on rental skis because the will adjust to any boot size with no tools required.
If you have ski boots with a sole length above 360mm (somewhere around a mens 13 depending upon the boot) we recommend the SP 100 or SP 120. The SPs differ from the SRs in that both the toe and heel pieces of the SP adjust so you are always centered on the ski no matter what your boot size.
Tyrolia Free Flex are Tyrolia's performance ski bindings. In addition to being rock solid, they are very versatile in that they can be set rigid for high speed carving or loose for powder and park. They also have a low stand height so that you can use them as is for off trail, the park, and in general where balance is vital. You can also mount them on a Tyrolia carve plate to get a good lift for better carving.
Tyrolia Railflex Ski Bindings rule the Level Nine casa. We love the versatility, the resell value, the ease of use and adjustment, and reliability of Railflex bindings. For Park and Powder enthusiasts we generally recommend one of the Free Flex bindings, but for everyone else the Railflex Ski Binding is the best choice. We sell the complete range here at levelninesports.com
We carry some other Tyrolia Ski Bindings such as
Mojo (which are free flex bindings without the free flex rigidity plate),
Cyber (which are premounted on a carve plate), and whatever else we can get our hands on.
When you add a Tyrolia Ski Binding onto any Head Ski, you automatically double the manufacturers warranty to 2 years. More importantly, you practically guarantee that you will never have to cash in on that ski binding warranty.
