Salomon built the Strive 10 GW around the same LDN (Low Driving Neutral) toe and three-part metal heel architecture as the higher-DIN Strive bindings, just dialed into a 3-10 DIN range that makes more sense for lighter or less aggressive skiers.
The extra-wide pedal sits low and neutral, which means input from the boot translates directly into the ski without rocking through the toe wings. The stack height comes in at 19.6mm, low enough to keep edge feel honest.
The 30mm boot sole adjustment range gives shops flexibility on mounting and resale, and brake sizes run L80, L90, and L100 to cover everything from narrow-trail skis up to mid-eighties waist widths. GripWalk and ISO 5355 alpine sole certification means it works with any modern adult alpine boot.
The 3-10 DIN range covers the majority of skiers in this weight and ability bracket, but harder-charging skiers or heavier folks will likely want to step up to the Strive 12 GW or 14 GW for the additional release range.