Taking off Marker Griffon Bindings

TOE:
Pull the two screws that are visible on the toe piece. Slide/tap the toe piece backwards revealing the plastic piece underneath with two more screws in it.

HEEL:
Turn the adjustment screw on the bottom of the heel clockwise and the heel piece and attached brake will move forward. Turn until the heel stops moving forward, then tap the whole heel piece forward off the track (they can be sticky so a soft rubber mallet helps). This will reveal the four screws on the heel track. Unscrew and bow them all up. DON'T lose your screws, your tuner Hates that!

Thanks man! bumps for you!!!

Jack_the_tunerDON'T lose your screws, your tuner Hates that!

Also please use a posidrive screwdriver!

It takes much less time to take the bindings off your old ski than it does to look for new screws because you lost them or stripped the head.

don't pull the brakes off. it's not necessary and you can strip the hole very easily if you replace them often because they screw into plastic.

ABskierAlso please use a posidrive screwdriver!

It takes much less time to take the bindings off your old ski than it does to look for new screws because you lost them or stripped the head.

don't pull the brakes off. it's not necessary and you can strip the hole very easily if you replace them often because they screw into plastic.

True story. Posidrive is a must on all mounting screws.

ABskierAlso please use a posidrive screwdriver!

It takes much less time to take the bindings off your old ski than it does to look for new screws because you lost them or stripped the head.

don't pull the brakes off. it's not necessary and you can strip the hole very easily if you replace them often because they screw into plastic.

Thanks guys, I went to the store and bought one. Didn't want to risk it! Bumps!