2019 Marker Bindings Ski Gear

Marker bindings have been leading the industry, and have redefined the way skiers get both down and up the mountain. They remain the trusted number one choice of athletes such as Ahmet Dadali, Alex Beaulieu-Marchand, Angel Collinson, Kelly Sildaru, and more. In addition to the 10 year anniversary of the Royal Family Bindings line, Marker as introduced the Alpinist–– their new tech binding.

The Royal Family Bindings
The Royal Family Bindings line includes many of our favorites, including the Jester, Griffon, and Squire. New to the royal family this year is the Duke Pro EPF 18, a burly frame AT binding. It has a din range of 8-18, and weighs in at 2790g in the larger frame size, making the Duke Pro EPF an excellent choice for those looking to get up, while still being able to attack burly lines on the descent. Marker has also integrated Sole ID into the Royal Family, which is a toe sole that is compatible with both AT and Alpine boots.

The Alpinist
Also new to the lineup this year is the Alpinist, a tech binding for riders who like to charge. Coming in two din ranges, the Alpinist 12 (6-12) or the Alpinist 9 (4-9), the bindings also feature three different options for climbing (0°, 5°, and 9°). They are lightweight (335g/ pair) and pair the kingpin tech toe piece with a new tech heel piece. With a carbon-reinforced toe and integrated anti-ice pads, the Alpinist is prepared for the burliest of days.

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Marker Bindings Alpinist 12

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: The ultra-light pin binding offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness and comes with anti-ice pads and integrated elastomers for easy stepping in. The heel…

Marker Bindings Alpinist 12 Long Travel

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: The ultra-light pin binding in a rental-suited version with extra travel and pre-mounted brake offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness and comes with anti-…

Marker Bindings Alpinist 9

2019 Bindings

Marker Bindings Alpinist 9 Long Travel

2019 Bindings

Marker Bindings Baron 13 EPF

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: As the lighter cousin to the Duke Pro with a DIN setting up 13, the Baron has earned its stripes as a favorite amongst big mountain, backcountry enthusiasts. Extended Power Frame (EPF), with its extra-wide connection to the ski, gives it the structure needed to power today's wider ski…

Marker Bindings Duke 18 Pro

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description:The Duke EPF features Marker’s Extended Power Frame chassis, with a wide footprint for the ultimate power transmission – recommended for ski widths over 88 mm. For every big mountain freeskier who wants an easy climbing function combined with the ultimate in security and perfo…

Marker Bindings F10 Tour S

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: Marker's F10 Tour is an ideal entry-level touring binding that can offer years of great performance. Focusing on producing the right binding for the end user is Marker’s DNA. For the skier who wants a very light all-day touring setup with solid all-mountain performance, the Tour …

Marker Bindings F12 Tour EPF S

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: Marker's F12 Tour EPF is ideal for skiers who want to cross over from alpine touring to resort skiing on occasion. EPF (Extended Power Frame) features a super wide connection to the ski, maximizing power transmission and enhancing the downhill skiing ability of this exceptional uphil…

Marker Bindings Griffon 13 ID

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: The lighter version of the Jester, providing the same features for younger and lighter riders, is one of the most versatile freeride bindings on the market today, made for advanced to expert skiers. Its SOLE.ID technology allows adjusting the binding to accommodate either AT or Alpine bo…

Marker Bindings Jester 16 ID

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: From its very beginning 10 years ago, the Marker Jester has ruled the mountain. The Jester 16 ID continues that heritage, from the highest peaks and steepest lines all the way to the park and pipe. With SOLE.ID, the Jester ID has the ability to accommodate both Alpine and Alpine Tour…

Marker Bindings Jester 18 Pro ID

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: Marker’s pro-level freeskiing binding for big mountain and park and pipe riding alike. The Jester Pro's exclusive Triple Pivot Elite toe features a horizontal torsion bar reinforcement, enhancing power and lateral precision. Besides, it's a pretty handy tool to scrape off the sno…

Marker Bindings Kingpin 10

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: The innovative Kingpin has earned its stripes as the performance standard in PinTech AT binding technology. With DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV testing organization, the Kingpin’s unique toe and heel pieces are the culmination of years…

Marker Bindings Kingpin 13

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Marker Bindings Squire 11 ID

2019 Bindings

Manufacturer's Description: The new Squire 11 ID suits intermediate and lighter weight advanced skiers looking for great power transmission in a very lightweight freeride binding. The Triple Pivot Light Toe and Hollow Linkage Heel make the binding compact as well as sturdy. Its SOLE.ID technology allows the shop to…

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