Brakes for Marker Alpinist binding. If you're prepared to sacrifice some weight saving, the Alpinist binding has specific brakes that add extra safety. Choice of two sizes 90mm or 105mm; sold in pairs. [Full Details]
The Tour F12 ePF adds muscle to Marker's touring range. The hollow axle heel focuses energy directly to the rear of the boot for optimum skiing performance; the wide ePF platform drives power to the edges. A height adjustable gliding AFD accommodates AT and alpine boots. Requires a ski at least 88mm wide.OverviewBinding TypeBackcountry Frame (Multi Norm)Boot Compatibility It's a Multi Norm binding so it will accept Alpine, Tour, GripWalk, WTRSkier TypeBackcountry, Tourers. Frame bindings are simple to use and a good choice for skiers who want the safety of alpine release functions on the way down. They work with a variety of boots, making them a great choice for anyone who doesn't want to swap to boots with Pin inserts. They are a bit heavier than other systems, so suit someone who isn't obsessed with speed on the ascent. The ePF version requires a ski over 88mm in the waist meaning it wil appeal to skiers where the descent is an improtant part of the day and they prefer a wider ski with more float.Key FeaturesSKIING, ePF - extended Power FrameThe power booster. The power frame delivers breath-taking performance and amazing power transfer in every condition. Recommended for skis over 88 mm.SKIING, Hollow Linkage HeelThe Hollow Linkage Heel optimises retention for alpine and touring soles. The hollow axle saves on weight and maximizes the torsional stiffness. The robust construction suits even the most strenuous activity.SKIING, AFD Gliding PlateCLIMBING, Hollow TechThe fibre-reinforced frame base plate provides impressive rigidity and stability, yet very light for climbing due to the gas injected hollow construction.CLIMBING, Climbing AidsThe climbing aid offers two positions with 7° and 13° which can easily be accessed with the ski pole, even in an unstable standing position. Integrated elastomer paddings dampen the impact reducing the irritating traditional “clack†and allow more comfortable hiking.SpecificationDIN / Release Value: 4-12Brake Width: 100Weight: 1090 (SML), 1110 (LRG)Boot Sole Standard Compatibility : Alpine (ISO 5355), Tour (ISO 9523), GripWalk, WTRStand Height: 36mmAvailable Adjustment: 60mmClimbing Positions: 0°, 7°, 13°Crampon Compatibilty : Yes (specific model)Boot Lengh : 264 - 327 mm, 304 - 367 mmColour: Black / Anthracite [Full Details]
The Carbon Raider 12 is one of the lightest touring bindings with a 12 DIN and brakes, on the market.OverviewBinding TypeBackcountry Pin Boot Compatibility Pin only. They'll work with all boots that have pin hardware installedSkier TypeTourers. Skiers looking for lightweight and convenience. The Pin set up of the C Raider 12 saves plenty of weight for long ascents and big days, and still ensures good performance on the way down. The design has proven itself to be durable, tough and easy to use.Key FeaturesSKIING, The Cam Release System is installed on the heels to manage step-in and vertical release in the event of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed by a pre-tensioned spring towards the heel attachment pins: in the event of step-in or release following a fall, the pins are forced to travel along the CAM profile which responds with a precise resistance to release of the pins, according to the release value calibrated on the heel. The result is the best downhill performance on the market with a consistent reduction in boot torsion compared to any other tech heel unit, extremely precise release performance, provides the softest heel step-in in the industry, and extremely small dimensions that guarantee an amazing lightness.SKIING, When the ski flexes due to a compression or a jump, the heel can move towards the tail of the ski and return to its seat at the end of the stress, thanks to the effect of the elastic Response System, a spring inserted between the slide of the heel and the binding adjustment screw which guarantees 10 or 12 mm of elastic travel depending on the model. This guarantees the natural flex of the ski, even in case of big jumps/compressions, improves release performance under heavy system loads and reduces loads on the ski-boot-binding system.CLIMBING, An ingenious and simple system of magnets guarantees the stabilization and management of the heel lifters. This makes an extremely light and comfortable system for managing the heel lifters.CLIMBING, 5 walk modes: flat, +32mm, +37mm, +46mm, +52mmCLIMBING An ingenious and simple system of magnets guarantees the stabilization and management of the heel lifters. This makes an extremely light and comfortable system for managing the heel lifters.CLIMBING A special toe design prevents any deposits of snow, ice or other debris from forming under the toe locking mechanism. This reduces the accumulation of snow in the toe, thus ensuring excellent lightness in all phases of use.CLIMBING The easy entry System (eeS) is characterized by a new geometry of the toe hooking elements. An extremely simple, immediate and safe step-in, available with all the latest generation tech boots, even in the case of worn-out soles.General InformationDIN / Release Value: 5-12Brake Width: 97, 108Weight: 305Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: PinCert, PinAvailable Adjustment: 25mmClimbing Positions: flat, +32mm, +37mm, +46mm, +52mmCrampon Compatibilty: Yes (specific model)Boot Lengh: N/A [Full Details]
The carbon-reinforced toe pad ensures optimal edge pressure distribution while the aluminium frame, heels, and essential parts kick the performance and durability to the next level. It is the highest performing most user-friendly and highly reliable lightweight tech binding you could ask for. Designed with maximum precision for optimal uphill performance and astonishing downhill reliability. engineered to the highest performance standards it is equipped with more technology than any binding on the market. eeS, CAM release system, elastic Response System, Magneto heel flaps, Snow pack proof, ICe system and more. At 305 grams per piece, it is a true engineering masterpiece. The adjustable vertical and lateral elasticity is smooth and very simple to adjust, while forward pressure or elastic response system assures the natural flex of the ski in the heel part resulting in maximum energy absorption. With 25 mm of length adjustment and a DIN range from 5-12, it covers all types of boots and users. From extreme conditions to first uphill ascends it is the most reliable and easy step in tech binding ever.OverviewBinding TypeBackcountry Pin Boot Compatibility Pin only. They'll work with all boots that have pin hardware installedSkier TypeTourers. Skiers looking for lightweight and convenience. The Pin set up of the R10 saves plenty of weight for long ascents and big days, and still ensures good performance on the way down. The design has proven itself to be durable, tough and easy to use.Key Features*Note that the stomp pad is only compatible with skis with waist width greater than or equal to 95mm. The R10 can be mounted without the stomp pad on skis narrower than 95mm waist. Brake sizes 97mm is compatible with 100RP ski models and the 108mm is compatible with 112 RP models.SKIING, The Cam Release System is installed on the heels to manage step-in and vertical release in the event of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed by a pre-tensioned spring towards the heel attachment pins: in the event of step-in or release following a fall, the pins are forced to travel along the CAM profile which responds with a precise resistance to release of the pins, according to the release value calibrated on the heel. The result is the best downhill performance on the market with a consistent reduction in boot torsion compared to any other tech heel unit, extremely precise release performance, provides the softest heel step-in in the industry, and extremely small dimensions that guarantee an amazing lightness.SKIING, When the ski flexes due to a compression or a jump, the heel can move towards the tail of the ski and return to its seat at the end of the stress, thanks to the effect of the elastic Response System, a spring inserted between the slide of the heel and the binding adjustment screw which guarantees 10 or 12 mm of elastic travel depending on the model. This guarantees the natural flex of the ski, even in case of big jumps/compressions, improves release performance under heavy system loads and reduces loads on the ski-boot-binding system.CLIMBING, An ingenious and simple system of magnets guarantees the stabilization and management of the heel lifters. This makes an extremely light and comfortable system for managing the heel lifters.CLIMBING, 5 walk modes: flat, +32mm, +37mm, +46mm, +52mmCLIMBING An ingenious and simple system of magnets guarantees the stabilization and management of the heel lifters. This makes an extremely light and comfortable system for managing the heel lifters.CLIMBING A special toe design prevents any deposits of snow, ice or other debris from forming under the toe locking mechanism. This reduces the accumulation of snow in the toe, thus ensuring excellent lightness in all phases of use.CLIMBING The easy entry System (eeS) is characterized by a new geometry of the toe hooking elements. An extremely simple, immediate and safe step-in, available with all the latest generation tech boots, even in the case of worn-out soles.General InformationDIN / Release Value: 4-10Brake Width: 86, 97, 108Weight: 305Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: PinCert, PinAvailable Adjustment: 25mmClimbing Positions: flat, +32mm, +37mm, +46mm, +52mmCrampon Compatibilty: Yes (specific model)Boot Lengh: N/A [Full Details]
If you are just starting your freestyle journey, but don't have the need for a din 18 or 15 binding yet love the look of the Forza colourway, the Look Pivot 12 Forza has you covered. It uses the turntable heel that has multi-directional release for safety and some of the best heel elasticity to reduce the chances of pre-release and makes sure those stomped tricks stay stomped. The main difference between this and it's bigger siblings come's on the toe, it switches to a lighter weight composite Full Action toepiece. This still has great elasticity and a multi directional release design but brings down the price, weight and DIN release values for freestylers and freeriders who want to lap the park or enjoy playing all over the hill. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeConfident skiers wanting a binding that will work with any Alpine and GripWalk boot soles as well as higher DIN settings and good retention, without choosing the heaviest or highest DIN setting options.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Full Action Toe PieceFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the Full Action toe piece delivers best-in-class retention and release and increased coupling strength (boot-to-binding interface) for maximum power transmission. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 4-12Brake Width: 95Weight: 1105Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]
The Look Pivot is one of the most iconic bindings when it comes to freestyle or freeride set-ups and the Pivot 15 uses all the design safety and construction from its bigger brother, but in a lower DIN value range. A combination of aluminium and steel parts will take all the abuse that park or freeride skiers dish out, yet also offer some of the best safety available on the market with multiple directions of realease reducing the risk of serious injury. They also boast some of the highest amounts of elasticity for boot retention and this is what stops pre-releasing from skis when landings are anything other than perfect. If lapping parks is your thing and you like to spend time jibbing everywhere else, the Pivot 15 will help keep you connected to your skis yet safe. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeHeavier and stronger skiers wanting a higher DIN range for the best retention. Tough construction does increase the weight but more importanly improves resilience whether skiing in the park or freeriding.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Race Aluminium ToeFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the all-metal Race toe piece offers maximum power, precision, and durability across all disciplines, from the Alpine World Cup to Freestyle, Freeride and Moguls. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 6-15Brake Width: 95, 115Weight: 1245Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]
The Look Pivot is one of the most iconic bindings when it comes to freestyle or freeride set-ups and the Pivot 15 uses all the design safety and construction from its bigger brother, but in a lower DIN value range. A combination of aluminium and steel parts will take all the abuse that park or freeride skiers dish out, yet also offer some of the best safety available on the market with multiple directions of realease reducing the risk of serious injury. They also boast some of the highest amounts of elasticity for boot retention and this is what stops pre-releasing from skis when landings are anything other than perfect. If lapping parks is your thing and you like to spend time jibbing everywhere else, the Pivot 15 will help keep you connected to your skis yet safe. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeHeavier and stronger skiers wanting a higher DIN range for the best retention. Tough construction does increase the weight but more importanly improves resilience whether skiing in the park or freeriding.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Race Aluminium ToeFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the all-metal Race toe piece offers maximum power, precision, and durability across all disciplines, from the Alpine World Cup to Freestyle, Freeride and Moguls. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 6-15Brake Width: 95, 115Weight: 1245Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]
The Look Pivot is one of the most iconic bindings when it comes to freestyle or freeride set-ups and the Pivot 15 uses all the design safety and construction from its bigger brother, but in a lower DIN value range. A combination of aluminium and steel parts will take all the abuse that park or freeride skiers dish out, yet also offer some of the best safety available on the market with multiple directions of realease reducing the risk of serious injury. They also boast some of the highest amounts of elasticity for boot retention and this is what stops pre-releasing from skis when landings are anything other than perfect. If lapping parks is your thing and you like to spend time jibbing everywhere else, the Pivot 15 will help keep you connected to your skis yet safe. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeHeavier and stronger skiers wanting a higher DIN range for the best retention. Tough construction does increase the weight but more importanly improves resilience whether skiing in the park or freeriding.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Race Aluminium ToeFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the all-metal Race toe piece offers maximum power, precision, and durability across all disciplines, from the Alpine World Cup to Freestyle, Freeride and Moguls. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 6-15Brake Width: 95, 115Weight: 1245Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]
The Look Pivot is one of the most iconic bindings when it comes to freestyle or freeride set-ups and the Pivot 15 uses all the design safety and construction from its bigger brother, but in a lower DIN value range. A combination of aluminium and steel parts will take all the abuse that park or freeride skiers dish out, yet also offer some of the best safety available on the market with multiple directions of realease reducing the risk of serious injury. They also boast some of the highest amounts of elasticity for boot retention and this is what stops pre-releasing from skis when landings are anything other than perfect. If lapping parks is your thing and you like to spend time jibbing everywhere else, the Pivot 15 will help keep you connected to your skis yet safe. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeHeavier and stronger skiers wanting a higher DIN range for the best retention. Tough construction does increase the weight but more importanly improves resilience whether skiing in the park or freeriding.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Race Aluminium ToeFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the all-metal Race toe piece offers maximum power, precision, and durability across all disciplines, from the Alpine World Cup to Freestyle, Freeride and Moguls. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 6-15Brake Width: 95, 115Weight: 1245Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]
The Look Pivot 18 is the go-to binding for a lot of the pro freestylers, watch the Winter X-games and you'll be bound to see a set. Its solid build and safety are the main reasons why. The combination of aluminium and steel parts will take all the abuse that good park or freeride skiers dish out to their kit, yet also offer some of the best safety available on the market with multiple directions of release, reducing the risk of serious injury. They also boast some of the highest amounts of elasticity for boot retention and this is what stops pre-releasing from skis when landings are anything other than perfect. If you enjoy stomping big tricks or cliffs and demand a high DIN, then these bindings should 100% be at the top of your list. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeHeavier and stronger skiers wanting a higher DIN range for the best retention. Tough construction does increase the weight but more importanly improves resilience whether skiing in the park or freeriding.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Race Aluminium ToeFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the all-metal Race toe piece offers maximum power, precision, and durability across all disciplines, from the Alpine World Cup to Freestyle, Freeride and Moguls. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 8-18Brake Width: 95, 115Weight: 1245Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]
The Look Pivot 18 is the go-to binding for a lot of the pro freestylers, watch the Winter X-games and you'll be bound to see a set. Its solid build and safety are the main reasons why. The combination of aluminium and steel parts will take all the abuse that good park or freeride skiers dish out to their kit, yet also offer some of the best safety available on the market with multiple directions of release, reducing the risk of serious injury. They also boast some of the highest amounts of elasticity for boot retention and this is what stops pre-releasing from skis when landings are anything other than perfect. If you enjoy stomping big tricks or cliffs and demand a high DIN, then these bindings should 100% be at the top of your list. OverviewBinding TypeGripWalk AlpineBoot Compatibility Alpine, GripWalkSkier TypeHeavier and stronger skiers wanting a higher DIN range for the best retention. Tough construction does increase the weight but more importanly improves resilience whether skiing in the park or freeriding.Key FeaturesLong elastic TravelLonger elastic travel ensures more reliable retention to keep you in when you need. LOOK bindings offer the most elastic travel (lateral and vertical) and the fastest re-centering prior to release, ensuring superior shock absorption to reduce unwanted pre-release. Race Aluminium ToeFeaturing 45mm of elastic travel and 180 degree multi-directional release (lateral and vertical), the all-metal Race toe piece offers maximum power, precision, and durability across all disciplines, from the Alpine World Cup to Freestyle, Freeride and Moguls. Turntable heel The Pivot binding has a turntable heel piece that swivels around the tibia axis, allowing for greater safety and reducing the risk of injury. General InformationDIN / Release Value: 8-18Brake Width: 95, 115Weight: 1245Boot Sole Standard Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (23223)Stand Height: 19mmAvailable Adjustment: 20mmClimbing Positions: N/ACrampon Compatibilty: N/ABoot Lengh: N/AColour: Forza 3.0 [Full Details]