Marker Griffon 13 MN Ski Bindings

• Triple Pivot Elite 4 Toe — light and stiff, with improved edge grip and control. The spring sits horizontally and the sole plate is inclined 5°, which absorbs energy and cuts pre-release when you are actually loading the ski.
• Inter Pivot 4 Freeride Heel — fully revised fourth generation with better vertical elasticity, stronger power transmission, and much easier step-in than older Griffons.
• Anti Ice Rail — a metal rail to scrape snow and ice off the boot sole before you step in. Small feature, fixes a real annoyance.
• Multinorm AFD — the height-adjustable gliding plate sets to your exact sole standard, so release stays consistent no matter which boot you are on.
• 20mm heel adjustment range — move between boots without remounting.

• It takes touring soles. The Griffon X does not. If any boot you own is ISO 9523 — including plenty of hybrid freeride boots — this is the one.
• It comes in a 110mm brake. The X line skips from 105 to 120. If your ski waist is 106–110, that gap matters.
• Familiar feel. The X sits lower and feels more connected. Some skiers love that; others want the Griffon they already know. Neither is wrong.

• Pick a brake equal to or slightly wider than your ski waist. Too narrow will not clear the ski; too wide drags in a turn.
• Available in 90, 100, 110 and 120mm.
• Mounting and DIN setting are included when you buy skis and bindings together from us. Bring your boots — we set DIN off boot sole length, weight, height, age and skier type, then test on the machine.
• Running GripWalk or touring soles? The AFD has to be set to match. We handle that at mount.

Not sure which brake width? Tell us the ski and we will size it for you.