Salomon STRIVE 16 MULTINORM
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Salomon STRIVE 16 MULTINORM 747 – Precision Power & Terrain Connection
The Salomon STRIVE 16 MULTINORM 747 binding features an ultra low-profile toe piece that lowers your center of gravity for enhanced stability and snow feel. Combined with its reliable heritage heel design, the binding improves power transfer, control, and responsiveness, letting the natural characteristics of your ski and terrain excel for a better day on snow.
- Ultra low-profile toe: Creates a low center of gravity for improved stability.
- Heritage heel design: Trusted retention and release for advanced skiing.
- Direct terrain feel: Minimizes interference for more responsive control.
- MULTINORM compatibility: Works with multiple boot sole standards.
| Best For | Alpine, Advanced, Expert |
| Weight | 1125 g each (Pair: 2250 g) |
| DIN Scale | 7–16 |
| Toe Design | Ultra low-profile toe for lower center of gravity |
| Heel Design | Reliable heritage heel construction |
| Features & Fabrics | Low-profile toe, heritage heel, MULTINORM compatibility |
| DIN | 7-16 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1,125g per binding |
| Stand Height | 19.6mm |
| Brake Widths | 90, 100, 115mm |
| Sole Compatibility | Alpine + GripWalk + Touring (Multinorm) |
| Construction | Glass-Fiber PA + steel, 3-part metal heel |
| Best For | Expert — maximum DIN 16 with triple-norm versatility |
Details
- Type
- Ski Bindings
- Vendor
- Strive
- SKU
- L4757270020
Salomon Strive 16 MN
Strive family · 25/26
DIN 7–16
Brake Widths
Choose a brake equal to or slightly wider than your ski waist
Boot Sole
Top of the Strive line. DIN 7-16 with MultiNorm compatibility — this is Salomon's answer to the Look Pivot 2.0 15 for aggressive skiers. The ultra-low-profile toe and heritage heel design provide direct power transfer and strong retention. Same 45mm elastic travel in the toe.
The Strive 16 starts at DIN 7, so it's not for lighter skiers. This is for big, strong, aggressive riders who need high retention and want multinorm boot compatibility. Compared to the Pivot 2.0 15, you get a lower stack height and MN compatibility but give up the turntable heel's elastic travel.
Best For
Expert-level aggressive skiers who need high DIN settings and want multinorm boot compatibility with a low-profile design.
Not For
Anyone whose DIN is below 10 — the minimum DIN of 7 is too high for most intermediate skiers, and you're paying for retention you won't use.
Common Questions
- Salomon Strive 16 MN vs Look Pivot 2.0 15 — which is better?
- Different strengths. The Pivot has a turntable heel with better impact retention for park/big drops. The Strive 16 has a lower stack height and multinorm compatibility. Pivot for impact absorption, Strive for versatility and ski feel.
Compare — Similar DIN Range
Other bindings at PTO in the DIN 7–16 range
