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Strive 14 Gw Bent Chetler
Alpine skiing bindings -
Home delivery from 04/08/2026
60 days to change your mindThe Strive 14 GW are bindings from Atomic.
These bindings offer optimal power transmission thanks to the extra-wide front pedals. Optimised for your freeride sessions, you will have all the sensations and the cushioning necessary to freeski with these bindings.
Made from fibreglass polyamide, you'll be lighter and stronger. TheXL wings perfectly wrap around the toe of the shoe to provide increased power transmission and confidence on the freeride bindings.
They are part of the collection of famous skier Chris Bentchetler and feature his multicoloured colours .
In short, the bindings Strive 14 GW are Versatile bindings, perfect for freeride. You'll have increased support and perfect optimisation for your gliding sessions. They're the perfect match for your Alpine skiing boots.
- Skier's weight (Recommended):
Minimum: 58kg
Maximum: 145kg
Compatible with GripWalk boots, multi-tool DIN screws.
Technical details:
DIN / ISO: 5-14
Weight: 2004g (pair)
Technologies:
Extra wide front pedal (>60mm) : An extra-wide pedal that provides maximum lateral power transmission from the skier to the ski. Designed for intensive freeskiing, offering impeccable stability and increased confidence.
Sliding front pedal: Specific spring-mounted pedal, which allows lateral movements with re-centering. It allows the release of the bindings with any standard boot (including full rubber soles) in the event of a sideways fall.
XL wings: Long wings that perfectly wrap around the toe of the shoe to provide increased power transmission and confidence on freeride bindings.
Low-profile frame: Lowered profile for a better feel of the terrain and increased power transmission.
Polyamide fibreglass: Special glass-fibre reinforced polyamide, which increases the lightness and strength of the bindings and the tolerance of the skis.
TÜV : Binding tested and certified by TÜV, the leading safety testing agency for safety approvals.
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