107 results for "2010 Marker Griffon 12 Bindings: Marker Snowboard Bindings" between $200.00 and $800.00

Din: 4-12. Recom. Weight: 80-250lbs. 23mm Stand Height. Triple Pivot Elite Toe System. Stainless Steel Gliding AFD. Inter-Pivot Heel. Short Contact area for lower swing weight. Flat ramp angle for better switch riding. Weight: 1,900g.

Similar in the design to the Jester binding, the Marker Griffon B110 downhill ski bindings are built to accommodate young and lightweight skiers, starting at 80 lbs. Composite toe and heel cups keep binding weight to a minimum yet are still designed with a wide footprint for excellent performance on fat skis. Cross-axis toe spring and compact mounting pattern create a short binding that enables fluid spins and twists. Triple Pivot Elite toe has high energy absorption to prevent prerelease. Lightweight...

Brand: K2. Product Style: 2012 K2 Recoil Skis w/ K2/Marker Griffon 12.0 SchizoFrantic Bindings . 2012 K2 Recoil Skis: Includes K2/Marker Griffon 12.0 SchizoFrantic Bindings Taking the lead from legends such as the PE and Extreme, the all-new Recoil is built as a high performance all-mountain tool, solid enough to take a beating on the rowdiest terrain in the park yet powerful enough to charge the entire resort. The addition of All-Terrain Rocker keeps it nimble and the 90mm waist increases its ability...

Marker Griffon B90 Downhill Ski Bindings - 2011/2012 | 824148 -- Designed for park, pipe and all-mountain freeskiers, the Marker Griffon B90 downhill ski bindings let you steer big boards down the mountain with complete control. Similar in the design to the Jester binding, the Marker Griffon B90 downhill ski bindings are built to accommodate young and lightweight skiers, starting at 80 lbs. Composite toe and heel cups keep binding weight to a minimum yet are still designed with a wide footprint for...

Marker Griffon Schizo 12 Ski Bindings 2011For all-mountain versatility and powder riding, you want to stand further back on the ski. For switch and park riding, you want to be further forward. Marker engineers have devised a way for the skier to have both û the Schizo.Din Range: 4-12Recommended Skiers Weight: 80-250lbs.Stand Height w/o ski: 23mmToe System: Triple Pivot EliteGliding AFD: Stainless SteelStep-in Heel: Twin Cam ComfortEPS System presentSpecial Features: Contact Control si

* DIN Range: 4 - 13. * Recom. Skier's weight: 80+ lbs. * Stand Height w/o ski: 22 mm. * Toe System: Triple Pivot Elite. * Gliding AFD: height adjustable, alpine. * Step-in Heel: Inter-Pivot. * EPS System: X. * Weight (Pair): 1890 gr / 1900 gr (110 brake).

DIN Range: 4-12. Recommended Skier Weight: 80-250 lbs. Adjustable Toe Height. Stand Height w/o Ski: 23mm. Toe System: Triple Pivot Elite. Gliding AFD: Stainless Steel. Step-in Heel: Inter-Pivot. EPS System: Dual-screw Brake Pad. Freeride Brake. Short contact area for lower swing weight. Flat ramp angel for better switch riding. Poles: The new Scott Synergy ski poles offer everything skiers demand from a set of ski poles. The Scott Synergy ski poles have a lightweight aluminum shaft with...

With a truly unique shape and design, The 2012 Icelantic Shaman balances the skiers wait allowing a forward, powerful powder turn unlike anything you have ever believed possible. The Shaman provides excellent maneuverability while its 160 mm tip rivals even the biggest powder skis in flotation and stability. And don't be fooled by the wide girth, the Shaman rips the groomers with its aggressive sidecut and torsional rigidity. So go ahead, shed your inner demons and put the Shaman to the test....

New for last year, the Volkl Kenja Skis quickly became a favorite among Volkl enthusiasts and good skiers that want a ski that can handle any groomer but is wide enough to be able to take off piste and enjoy some glades and variable snow condition. With an 86mm waist the 2012 Volkl Kenja Skis are perfect for the ex racer that wants something wider for skiing all mountain when the conditions are more variable. The 2012 Volkl Kenja Skis are a smooth ride and is a perfect one ski quiver ski for East...

Marker engineers invented power-width to give our new freeskiing bindings the ultimate power transmission for today's wide skis. NO OTHER BINDING creates as much power and control. Prior to the Duke and Jester, the only technology to accommodate wide skis was making wide brakes. The attachment for Royal Family bindings features a wide bracket that was built on a 76mm minimum ski width. Previous designs had been based on a 63mm ski width.

* Din range 4 – 12. * Recom. Skiers Weight 80 - 250 lbs. * Stand Height w/o ski 19 mm. * Toe System - Triple Pivot Elite. * Gliding AFD - stainless steel. * Step-in Heel - Inter-pivot. * EPS® System. * Special Features - centralized swing weight, neutral stance, freeride brake, no pull-out screws (heel). * Color - White/Black. * Weight(pair) - 1.790gr(sm.)/1.800gr(lg.). * Brake - 110mm/90mm.

Description Power Width Design for maximum power transmission Stand height without ski only 19 mm Superior holding power with Triple Pivot Elite Toe and Inter Pivot Heel Centralized Swing Weight: cross-axis toe spring and compact mounting lead to a short binding, ideal for spins & twists No-pull-out screws

Marker Griffon Schizo Ski Bindings White/Black/Blue on sale at TightBoards.comFor the Skier who wants to dial in his standing position – either for chang- ing conditions or to go from all-mountain skiing to pipe and park, the three distinct Schizo models deliver the ultimate versatility. Key Features of the Marker Griffon Schizo Ski Bindings: Multi Stance Adjustor: 6Cm Fore/Aft Travel Stand Height Without Ski 23 Mm Power Width Design For The Ultimate Power Transmission Short Overall Length...

After rounding out the Marker Royal family with the Baron and Griffon the question loomed: What else could be done to improve performance for freeskiers? The answer lies in one of the key questions that skiers ask when installing bindings on their beloved freeskiing skis - where on the ski should I put the bindings? For all-mountain versatility and powder riding, you want to stand further back on the ski. For switch and park riding, you want the binding to be further forward. Marker engineers have...

My Dukes that have gone through three seasons of daily driver use. They’ve been on the hill for the pre-season lane of death, to dirt-covered spring tours, to South America year in and year out. In short, they’ve seen the roughest conditions and still feel bomber. Take the two seconds to knock the ice out of the track and one day to master quick elevation changes with your pole—the two most often cited detractions of the Duke, as well as its weight. But it’s worth it for the most durable and reliable...

K2 Hell Bent Skis w/ Marker Griffon Schizo Bindings

K2 Kung Fujas Skis w/ Marker Griffon Schizofr Bindings on sale at TightBoards.comPep Fujas wanted a ski to charge every type of terrain and he worked with us to develop a ski that was wide enough to float and endure lines in the backcountry, yet nimble and poppy enough to shred the park. He added a new 5/30 mini-rocker to the tip and tail to enhance it’s performance in soft snow, and bi-directional taper for better switch carving. The result is the the only ski that is truly a quiver of...