Fixation De Ski Squire 11 - Black/Yellow 2026

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Fixation de Freeride Légère et Robuste pour Débutants et Femmes

La Squire 11 présente un look progressif et est spécialement conçue pour les freeriders et freestylers débutants et les femmes plus légères mais pleinement motivées. La butée avant Triple Pivot Light, légère, est dotée d'un Ice Off Rail distinctif pour garder la semelle exempte de neige et de glace. Le talon Hollow Linkage, à la pointe de la technologie, avec son support de chaussure plus large, réduit la force de chaussage d'environ 35 %, même avec les semelles GripWalk. Dans l'ensemble, la Squire 11 est très compacte et, malgré sa compatibilité GripWalk, ne mesure que 24 mm de hauteur, ce qui permet une sensation très directe et un excellent contrôle du ski.

Catégorie : Freeride
Largeur de frein : 90 mm, 100 mm, 110 mm
Plage DIN : 3.0 - 11.0
Type de chaussure : Alpine DIN (ISO 5355), GripWalk (ISO 23223)
Poids du skieur recommandé : <110 kg
Hauteur de la butée : 24 mm
Système de butée : Triple Pivot Elite 2
Plaque de glissement AFD : Acier inoxydable
Talonnière : Hollow Linkage 2
Poids/pièce : 820 g

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Fixation De Ski Squire 11 - Black/Yellow 2026 FAQ

Will the Squire 11 work with my GripWalk boots?

Yes. The Squire 11 is compatible with both standard Alpine (type A) and GripWalk (GW A) adult boot soles. The Triple Pivot Light 2 toe is GripWalk-ready, and the Hollow Linkage 2 heel reduces step-in force by approximately 35% specifically to ease entry with GripWalk soles, which have a slightly different geometry than traditional alpine soles.

What brake widths are available, and which one do I need?

The Squire 11 comes in 90, 100, and 110 mm brakes. Choose a brake width equal to or slightly wider than your ski's waist measurement. The 90 mm suits narrower all-mountain skis, the 100 mm covers mid-fat freeride skis, and the 110 mm fits wider powder-oriented skis with waists up to around 105-110 mm.

Is the DIN range wide enough if I ski hard on off-piste terrain?

The Squire 11 covers DIN 3.0 to 11.0 for skiers up to 110 kg. That range comfortably fits intermediate to advanced freeride and freestyle riders. If your calculated DIN setting lands in the middle of that window, you're in a good spot for reliable release in a crash without pre-release on hard turns.

Snow and ice clogging the toe is always a concern. How does the Squire 11 handle that?

The Triple Pivot Light 2 toe features an Anti Ice Rail, a metal rail that scrapes ice and snow off the boot sole as you step in. Combined with the moveable stainless steel AFD gliding plate underneath, the binding stays clear of buildup so release values stay accurate even on icy days.

How low is the stand height, and will I feel a difference on the snow?

The Squire 11 sits at 24 mm, which is notably low for a GripWalk-compatible freeride binding. That puts your boot closer to the ski for a more direct edge feel and quicker response underfoot, especially relevant for riders who prioritize precise control on variable terrain.

Is this binding tough enough for a heavier skier who pushes hard on freeride terrain?

Yes. The Squire 11 is rated for skiers up to 110 kg with a DIN ceiling of 11.0. The Triple Pivot Light 2 toe uses a lightweight but rigid construction, and the Hollow Linkage 2 heel has a wider boot holder for secure retention under load. At 100 kg and skiing aggressively, you're well within the binding's designed operating range.