Member of the Month

theabortionator
April, 2025

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

VOLKL REVOLT 95/ with marker squire 11 ID bindings

profile picture
ThingsReset
Posts: 1 - Karma: 7
Hi guys, i am going to pie yase my first skis which are the volkl revolt 95, size 1’65 and wanted to know if these would be the right bindings to get for them https://www.the-house.com/ma1sqr11id10bk18zz-marker-ski-bindings.html

Are the y the right ones? If not could anyone recomend which type i should get and where i could get them
7 years ago
1 3
profile picture
Gnar_Shralp406
Posts: 341 - Karma: 2,184
Squires are more of a pre-teen binding. You'll have better results with a Griffon, Pivot 12, STH 13, or Attack 13.
7 years ago
2 1
profile picture
The.Fish
Posts: 2269 - Karma: 4,997
attack 13 is a lighter and better version of a squire in any possible way, especially if you get a deal on them
7 years ago
2 0
profile picture
Non_State_Actor
Posts: 5088 - Karma: 18,621
https://m.ebay.com/itm/2018-Head-Attack2-13-GW-B-95-Black-Ski-Binding-/202278992755?nav=SEARCH

You could probably stretch 90mm brakes to fit as well.
7 years ago
1 0
profile picture
JoeF2661
Posts: 1627 - Karma: 6,302
mystery3https://m.ebay.com/itm/2018-Head-Attack2-13-GW-B-95-Black-Ski-Binding-/202278992755?nav=SEARCH

You could probably stretch 90mm brakes to fit as well.


Just find a binding with a wider brake. You could possibly stretch it but most shops are sketchy about doing it and it's not recommended.
7 years ago
0 0
profile picture
Non_State_Actor
Posts: 5088 - Karma: 18,621
JoeF2661Just find a binding with a wider brake. You could possibly stretch it but most shops are sketchy about doing it and it's not recommended.


The link is to the attack 13 B95 for $129, I was simply stating that a B90 would probably work in addition to the linked binding. If your shop is sketch stretching a brake like ~3mm you should probably find a new shop or just stretch them a little bit before you have them mounted.
7 years ago
0 0
All times are Eastern (-4); Currently it's 6:37AM