35 results for "Marker alpine bindings" between $75.00 and $450.00

For the big mountain freeskier who wants an easy climbing function combined with the ultimate in security and performance coming down the mountain. DIN 6-16 Weight(pair) 2600 gr (sm.) / 2630 gr (lg.)*

The toe features a horizontal torsion bar reinforcement, enhancing the power transmission and lateral precision.

Hallow Technology. Back Country Comfort (BCC) Touring Mechanism. 2 Position Climbing Aid 7 and 13 Degrees. Gliding AFD. Triple Pivot Compact Toe. Comfort 2 Heel. 90mm Brake. No-Pull-Out Screws. Height Adjustable AFD. Compatible With Both Alpine and AT Boot Soles. For Boot Soles 265-325m. Weighs 1775 Grams.

The Squire suits the skier who wants a light weight, versatile freeskiing binding that offers powerful energy transmission. Available in 2 color combinations.

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: .75 – 4.5. Recom. Skiers Weight: 29 - 125 lbs. Stand Height w/o ski: 18 mm. Toe System Biotech®. Gliding AFD: Active AFD. Step-In Heel: Compact. EPS® System: X. Special Feature: Quick Heel. Color Combinations: silver - black.

The Marker Comp 12.0 bridges the gap between the Jr. racing bindings and the heavier, upper-end adult race bindings.

Product Description see more products by Marker Designed for the smallest champions on the hill, these junior bindings feature a low release-setting to accommodate a child's small size and weight. This motion system works by allowing easier, more round ski flex. Easier flex allows balanced edge pressure to the snow surface, which gives the skier better control though precise pressure distribution over the length of the edge. Product Specifications Category Downhill Race No Gender...

Power-Width-Design for maximum power transmission. Low, level stand height. Shortest frame of all hiking models in the market. 10 mm wider interface than traditional bindings (not built around the historic 63 mm SL ski like conventional bindings). Connection brackets extend upward on the outside, for the ultimate power transmission. Patented BCT Back Country Technology uphill hiking mode. Easy adjustment from ride to hike. New: same hiking aid as the Tour bindings with 7° and 13° position...

For the all mountain skier who really does the entire mountain, including the park and pipe, the Marker Griffon Schizo ski binding offers the versatility of 3 centimeters of mobility forward and backward. This binding moves uniformly with no need to re-adjust forward pressure, when switching between the perfect positionings for a variety of terrain and conditions on same ski. Slide forward for park, pipe, and switch skiing; backward a bit for hardpack, and backward a bit more for powder skiing. This...

Performance level: Recommended for novice to advanced skiers. DIN setting: 2.5 - 10.0. EPS (Edge Pressure System): Directs your energy out over the edges of the ski. EPS distributes the pressure to the ski in a more even force between the toe and heel resulting in cleaner carving, better edge hold, improved stability and ski control. TWINCAM toe design: Separate retention/release cams for better shock absorption. Biotech toe: Helps with backward twisting falls and reduces the force on the skier...

Marker builds every junior binding with the same high standards of protection and performance as our adult bindings, adapted to junior proportions and requirements. Protecting future generations of skiers is one of Marker's top priorities. PRODUCT FEATURES: DIN Range 0,75 - 7,5 Recom. Skier's Weight 12 - 57 kg Stand Height w/o ski 18 Toe System Biotech AFD Gliding Plate Active AFD Step-in Heel Compact

Product Description see more products by Marker The Marker Free Ten is new this season. Built with the same technology, performance, and protection as the heavier weight, higher DIN Royal Family Models. A DIN range of 3-10 is perfect for the smaller, or less aggressive freeskiier. The lightest binding of it's kind, the Free Ten is designed around a minimum ski width of 76mm. Featuring Marker's Triple Pivot Compact Toe, sole holder rollers, and a gliding AFD the Free Ten offers all the retention...

* DIN Range: 2-7. * Recomm. Skier Weight: 53-165 lbs. * Stand Height w/o ski: 18mm. * Toe System: Biotech®. * Gliding AFD: Active AFD. * Step-in Heel: Compact. * EPS System: Yes. * Special Features: Quick Heel. * Brake: 65mm. * Color: White/Black.

The Jester Schizo's little brother, the Griffon Schizo utilizes the same toe and heel components from the award-winning Jester and Griffon bindings. The Griffon Schizo has a 4-12 DIN range. For the skier who wants to dial in his standing position – either for changing conditions, or to go from all-mountain skiing to pipe and park, the new Jester Schizo delivers ultimate versatility. A screw in front of the toe piece allows the skier to make the adjustment on the hill, without even stepping out of...

What goes up must come down. At Marker, it's all about having the descent of a lifetime. The Tour F12 is an AT binding for the skier who wants an all-day touring rig, but still wants great skiing performance. The Tour F12 focus is on light-weight, all-day touring functionality combined with the downhill skiing performance Marker is known for. Special Features: climbing function, 7 & 13 degree integrated climbing aid, removable brake.Marker Tour F12 Alpine Ski Binding Features: DIN Range 4 - 1...

Marker engineers invented power-width to give 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.

K2 A.M.P. Force Skis + Marker M3 10.0 Bindings 2012: The K2 A.M.P. Force Skis hold some serious powers. With a forgiving flex and Catch-Free Rocker™ this ski will guide you to become a more confident skier. It has unbridled maneuverability, holding a true mid-carve which allows the beginner to intermediate skier the ability to link their first perfectly carved turns. At a modest price, there is no reason not to get out there and give it a go. K2 A.M.P. Force Alpine Ski w/ Marker M3 10.0 Bindings...