Marker Squire 11 Ski Bindings

• Triple Pivot Light Toe — the same pivot geometry as the Griffon in a lighter build, giving reliable retention without the weight or the price.
• Inter Pivot Heel — consistent release and solid power transmission through the heel into the ski.
• Multinorm compatible — the height-adjustable AFD gliding plate sets to Alpine, GripWalk, or touring soles. One binding, whatever boot you own.
• DIN 3 – 11 — a wide usable band that covers most skiers, including lighter and younger riders that a 13 binding cannot dial down far enough for.

• Take the Squire if your DIN setting lands at 10 or below, you ski resort and side-country, and you would rather put the savings toward the ski. Also the better call for lighter riders — it goes down to 3.
• Step up to the Griffon 13 MN if you are heavier, aggressive, or regularly skiing terrain where a pre-release would be a serious problem. It also comes in 110 and 120mm brakes for wider skis.
• Both take Alpine, GripWalk and touring soles, so boot compatibility is not the deciding factor here.

We will run your DIN before you buy. If it comes out over 10, we will tell you to go up.

• 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.
• Stocked here in 90 and 100mm. If your ski is wider than 100 underfoot, look at the Griffon 13 MN.
• 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.
• On GripWalk or touring soles the AFD has to be set to match. We handle that at mount.