Marker Men's Griffon 13 ID 100mm Ski Bindings 2020/21, DIN Range 4-13
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The Marker Men's Griffon 13 ID 100mm Ski Bindings 2020/21, DIN Range 4-13 are perfect for freeride lovers seeking reliable performance. These alpine ski bindings feature the Tripe Pivot Elite 2 Toe System with a horizontally inserted spring and a sole plate inclined by 5° for high energy absorption. The inter-pivot heel directs force to improve holding power and reduce pre-releases. With a movable Anti Friction Device, the height of these ski bindings can be adjusted in seconds to match the skier type.
Sole.ID technology to fit every adult ski boot sole type from ISO 5355 Alpine to ISO 9523 Touring
Height adjustable stainless steel AFD gliding plate for smooth and consistent release
Integrated 100mm ski brakes to prevent skis from sliding down when detached from boots
Inter-Pivot 2 Step-in heel construction deliver superior holding power for freeriding
Triple Pivot Elite 2 to system with a large supporting surface for maximum power transmission
TÜV certified for optimum quality and safety
| Type of Bindings | Flat |
|---|---|
| Riding Style | Freeride |
| Minimum Skill Level | Beginner |
| Ski Brake Width (mm) | 100.00 mm |
| DIN Range | DIN Range 4-13 |
| Assembled Weight (kg) | 1.03 kg |
| Primary Material | Alloy |
| Advanced Features | Anti-Friction Device |
| Maximum Recommended Weight (kg) | 120.00 kg |
| Sustainability | None |
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