Note: All specs are based on information available at time of publishing and are subject to change.
MODEL STAND HEIGHT (mm) SETTING RANGE WEIGHT (g/pr) STANDARD BRAKE SIZES (mm) OPTIONAL BRAKE SIZES (mm) SOLE COMPATIBILITY COLORS 10.0 TP 23 3-10 1518 85, 100 DIN, GripWalk Black, White 11.0 TP 18 3-11 1870 90, 110 DIN, GripWalk Black, White 12.0 TPX 18 4-12 1906 90, 110 DIN, GripWalk Black Squire 11 ID 22 3-11 1540 90, 110 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Black, White, Red Griffon 13 ID 22 4-13 2044 90, 110, 120 136 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Black, White Jester 16 ID 22 6-16 2106 90, 110 120, 136 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Black Jester 18 Pro 22 8-18 2190 90, 120 110, 136 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Red FDT TCX 12 (demo) 25 4-12 2040 90, 110 DIN, GripWalk Black/White Squire 11 TCX D (demo) 25 3-11 1935 90, 110 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Black Griffon 13 D (demo) 25 4-13 2450 90, 110 120, 136 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Black Griffon 13 TCX D (demo) 25 4-13 2450 90, 110, 120 136 DIN, GripWalk, WTR Black
Marker 10.0 TP and 11.0 TP
- Pluses: Multidirectional toe, accepts GripWalk, ultra lightweight
- Minuses: No brake option 80mm or less
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden 11, Warden MNC 11, Z10/Z12; Tyrolia Attack2 11 GW; Look NX10, NX11
Marker 12.0 TPX
- Pluses: Quick return to center, accepts GripWalk
- Minuses: No brake option 80mm or less
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden MNC 11; Look NX 12 Dual; Tyrolia Attack2 12 GW
Marker Squire 11 ID
- Pluses: Ultra lightweight, accepts GripWalk
- Minuses: Difficult to get into for lighter skiers, short BSL, or deeper snow.
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden MNC 11; Fischer Attack2 11 AT; Tyrolia Attack2 11 GW; Look NX 11, NX 12 Dual
Marker Griffon 13 ID
- Pluses: Lightest actual weight, lateral spring, fast return to center, no adjustment needed to switch to GripWalk
- Minuses: Difficult to get into for lighter skiers, short BSL, or deeper snow
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden MNC 13, Salomon STH2 WTR 13; Fischer Attack2 13 AT; Look SPX 12 Dual, Pivot 12/14 AW; Tyrolia Attack2 GW 13, Attack2 14 AT
Marker Jester 16 ID
- Pluses: Metal toe wing and heel stanchions, no adjustment needed to switch to GripWalk
- Minuses: Difficult to get into for lighter skiers, short BSL, or deeper snow
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon STH2 WTR 16; Look Pivot 18; Marker Jester 18 Pro; Tyrolia Attack2 16 GW, Attack2 18 X GW
Marker Jester 18 Pro
- Pluses: Solid AFD, metal toe wing and heel stanchions
- Minuses: Difficult to get into for lighter skiers, short BSL, or deeper snow
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon STH2 WTR 16; Look Pivot 18, Marker Jester 16 ID; Tyrolia Attack2 18 X GW
Demo Bindings
Marker FDT TPX 12
- Adjustment range: 260-388mm
- Toolless length adjustment: No
- Sole compatibility: DIN, GripWalk
- Pluses: Traditional design for a narrower ski
- Minuses: Not MNC
- Others to consider: Look SPX Konect 12; Tyrolia Pro 12/14 GW
Marker Squire 11 TCX D
- Adjustment range: 260-388mm
- Toolless length adjustment: Yes
- Sole compatibility: All
- Pluses: Lightest of all demos
- Minuses: Still need to check forward pressure
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden 11 DT; Look NX 12 Konect; Tyrolia Attack2 11 AT Demo
Marker Griffon 13 D
- Adjustment range: 260-388mm
- Toolless length adjustment: Yes
- Sole compatibility: All
- Pluses: Lightest of 13 bindings
- Minuses: Difficult to get into for lighter skiers, short BSL, or deeper snow, still need to check forward pressure
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden MNC 13 DT; Look SPX 12 Konect; Tyrolia Attack2 13 AT Demo
Marker Griffon 13 TCX D
- Adjustment range: 260-388mm
- Toolless length adjustment: Yes
- Sole compatibility: All
- Pluses: Easy step-in heel
- Minuses: Still need to check forward pressure
- Others to consider: Atomic/Salomon Warden MNC 13 DT; Look SPX 12 Konect; Tyrolia Attack2 13 AT Demo
Comparison Review 2019 Marker Bindings
Discussion in 'Gear Reviews and Comparisons' started by Philpug, Sep 9, 2018.
Tags:
-
Philpug Enjoying being back on two skis. Admin Pugski Ski Tester
-
-
@Philpug...why do you think Marker does not make their Jester 18 Pro (GW/WTR)? Does that limit its sales at all? It’s so burly that it is really overkill for anybody but pro riders (hence the name).....but I was wondering after reading your binding profiles.
-
-
Philpug Enjoying being back on two skis. Admin Pugski Ski Tester
BC. likes this. -
-
^^^I would agree.
-
-
Philpug Enjoying being back on two skis. Admin Pugski Ski Tester
BC. likes this. -
-
I am planning on mounting my 191 Katanas with my favorite "black out" Jester 16. I plan on mounting the Jester +2 on the Katana. Looking forward to keeping the Volkl/Marker family together.
-
-
...no carbon infused plastic 540g Kingpin M-Works binding?
-
-
Philpug Enjoying being back on two skis. Admin Pugski Ski Tester
-
-
So why does it seem that so many people hate Marker bindings? Mine came with the skis as a package on sale and they're fine.
-
-
Last edited: Feb 14, 2019 at 7:56 AM
-
-
Philpug Enjoying being back on two skis. Admin Pugski Ski Tester
Markers do have a following especially with the system bindings. Skiers like @Andy Mink like the negative ramp angle (toe is slightly higher than the heels) and the XCell toe has one of the quickest returns to center of all the systems but that also does not work for all skers. Where Marker's shortcoming has been of late is with the Royal heel and the difficulty it is to step in but now we are seeing Marker offering an option to the this heel in some of their demo bindings with the TCX heel...which my guess will also expand into the retail line as an option or variation. -
-
Edit: I found my answer, race binding, sorry but it's not for meLast edited: Feb 14, 2019 at 8:38 AM -
-
Many on this forum loves the Tyrolia Attacks. To us, it's just another binding. It's nice, but...
BTW, Mamie HATES the Attacks and love the Griffons. She is 5'/1", #120 with a 265 BSL. Go figure.BC. and Erik Timmerman like this. -
-
The specific complaint I have heard is that the're hard to click into which isn't my experience.Last edited: Feb 14, 2019 at 11:26 AMneonorchid likes this. -
-
KingGrump and Josh Matta like this.
-
-
Who knows?
-