Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Ski Mountaineering Ski Trab
Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Ski Mountaineering Ski Trab
Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Ski Mountaineering Ski Trab
Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Ski Mountaineering Ski Trab
Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Ski Mountaineering Ski Trab
Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Ski Mountaineering Ski Trab
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Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022)

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The Ski Trab Titan Vario 2 ST (2022) is a 299 g braked pin binding with a titanium toe, an 8 mm heel flex plate and fixed release set by spring version.
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Lightweight Pin Touring Binding

Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022)

The Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) is the 2022 version of Ski Trab's braked pin binding for ski mountaineers who want strong retention and release that holds steady as the ski flexes. A titanium toe with independent jaws lets one jaw flex without the toe opening, and the heel rides on a plate with 8 mm of travel. At 299 g per binding with brake, with three climbing heights and 24 mm of length adjustment, the Titan Vario 2 ST suits ski mountaineering, long tours and spring objectives.

Specs Verified Ratings and setup guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.

Is This the Right Binding for You?

Best For
Ski mountaineers who want a 299 g braked pin binding with a titanium toe and heel flex plate.
Consider Another Binding If
You want to adjust release yourself, need a freeride binding, or ski boots without tech inserts.

CCBB Binding Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
5/5
299 g per binding with brake
Descent Security
3/5
Fixed release by spring version
Transition Speed
4/5
Three climbing heights, integrated brake
Serviceability
3/5
Release set by version, not a dial

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Binding Profile

Riser Heights5.8, 8.8 and 10.6 degrees
Crampon CompatibleYes, crampon attachment at the toe
Boot CompatibilityBoots with certified tech inserts
Adjustability24 mm length range, 8 mm flex travel

Why We Like It

  • Independent toe jaws hold the boot through hard impacts without the toe opening.
  • The heel flex plate's 8 mm of travel keeps release consistent through the turn.
  • 299 g per binding includes the brake.
  • Three climbing heights cover low-angle approaches through steep skin tracks.

Best Uses

  • Ski mountaineering
  • Long tours
  • Spring couloirs with ski crampons
  • Fast-and-light touring
  • Narrow and mid-width skis

Mounting and Setup Advice

Release is fixed by spring version, not a dial. Choose the version that covers the release value a shop calculates for your weight, height, age, boot sole length and skier type.

The binding needs certified tech inserts. Bring your boots in so we can confirm insert fit.

Mounting and setup guidance reviewed by CCBB staff.

Technical Specifications Manufacturer specs · Click to expand

Fit and Setup

Weight299 g per binding with brake
Length Adjustment24 mm
Heel Flex Travel8 mm
Climbing Aids5.8, 8.8 and 10.6 degrees

Construction and Compatibility

ToeTitanium toe with independent jaws, crampon attachment
HeelHeel on a flex plate with a titanium core spring
MaterialsErgal, a high-strength aluminum alloy, with titanium, steel and technopolymer
Boot CompatibilityPin/tech binding. Works with boots that have certified tech (pin) inserts, typically ISO 9523 (Touring) soles. Boots without tech inserts, including ISO 5355 (Alpine) and GripWalk (ISO 23223) boots without inserts, are not compatible.
Recommended UseSki mountaineering

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Vario 2 ST (2022) vs. Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Binding

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Vario 2 ST (2022) vs. Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 Binding

The Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 Binding is the brakeless version at 250 g per binding.

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Common Questions

Who should buy the Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022)?
The Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) suits ski mountaineers who want a 299 g braked pin binding with a titanium toe and a heel flex plate.
What boots work with the Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022)?
The Ski Trab Titan Vario 2 ST (2022) is a pin/tech binding and works with boots that have certified tech (pin) inserts, typically ISO 9523 (Touring) soles. Boots without tech inserts, including ISO 5355 (Alpine) and GripWalk (ISO 23223) boots without inserts, are not compatible.
What climbing heights does it have?
5.8, 8.8 and 10.6 degrees.
What does the heel flex plate do?
The heel rides on a plate with 8 mm of travel, so the heel moves with the boot as the ski bends and release stays consistent.
How much does it weigh?
299 g per binding with brake.
Does it take ski crampons?
Yes, at the toe.

Our Verdict

The Ski Trab Attacco Titan Vario 2 ST Alpine Touring Binding (2022) pairs a titanium toe with independent jaws and a heel on an 8 mm flex plate at 299 g per binding with brake. Lightweight and durable, this is a great choice for many ski mountaineers. Skiers who want the new features of the current version should look at the Titan Vario 2 ST 

Frequently Asked Questions

What foot shape works best?

Low- to medium-volume feet with a lower instep and secure heel.
Does it punch well?

Minor boot fitting is possible, but race boots are less forgiving to modify than heavier Grilamid touring boots.