Touring bindings for freetouring and ski touring enthusiasts who seek strong downhill performance, TÜV-certification, safety, top comfort and a nearly indestructible binding.
Built with backcountry durability, crowd avoidance, and all-day comfort in mind, the Far Out comes outfitted with K2's lightweight Aluminum Splitboard-Specific Chassis, a quick and easy Pinless Speed-Rail Mounting System, and Tool-less Forward Lean Adjust
The Speed Radical binding offers lightness, durability, comfort and intuitive handling in all conditions. Step-in side towers simplify entry into the toe piece by more than 30% and, at the same time, increase lateral stability during the descent. The Spee
Marker freeride brakes in combination with Marker bindings are suited for all skis with flat top sheet. Whenever a spare part is needed or when the binding gets mounted on a new wider or narrower ski.
294 grams, made completely of aluminum, with a range of release from 4 to 13 are all features that make the Superlite 150+ Binding the first choice for Speed ski touring enthusiasts.
MARKER's F12 Tour EPF is ideal for skiers who want to cross over from alpine touring to resort skiing on occasion. EPF (Extended Power Frame) features a super wide connection to the ski, increased power transmission and enhancing the downhill skiing abili
Further development of Radical 2.0 with rotation toe piece for TÜV certified safety, it offers the highest possible entry comfort with its new, integrated centering system.
The ZED defines the next evolution of high-performance touring bindings. Go lighter. Go further. Go hard. Leashes, brakes, and stomp pad sold separately.
The Zed 12 binding from G3 set a standard for super lightweight AT bindings that can take freeriding stress, but skiers who put up low numbers on the bathroom scales were left out. Enter the Zed 9. Brilliant design taking in consideration the needs of ski
