Marker Squire 11 Ski Bindings

About This Item

SPECS:

  • Best suited for beginner to advanced skiers
  • All-mountain bindings
  • Max weight: 240 lbs.
  • Din range: 3-11

DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY:

  • Lightweight, dependable binding
  • Triple Pivot Light 2 Toe and plastic guiding provide a comfortable and lightweight fit that stay durable on the slopes
  • Compatible with AT and GripWalk boot soles
  • Stainless Steel Gliding AFD offers consistent release
  • Hollow Linkage 2 heel reduces weight and makes for easy entry
  • 24mm Stand Height adds effective leverage allowing controlled steering

  • Brand : Marker
  • Web ID: 21MRKUSQR11XXXXXXSSP
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Best UseFreeride
Skill Level Intermediate-Advanced
Boot Sole CTypeAlpine DIN, GripWalk
DIN Low3
DIn High11
Brake Width90; 100; 110 mm
Weight820 g

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