Marker F10 Tour Ski Bindings - 2019/2020
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Want a very light, all-day touring setup with solid all-mountain performance? Marker F10 Tour bindings get you into ski touring, while offering years of great performance.
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- Hollow linkage step-in heels reduce weight while maximizing torsional stiffness; heels absorb energy to minimize unwanted release
- Titanium climbing aid offers 7° and 13° positions to allow comfortable hiking; integrated elastomer pads damp impact, reducing that irritating "clack"
- Height-adjustable antifriction device fits Alpine, ISO 5355, Alpine Touring ISO 9523 and GripWalk soles
- DIN range of 3 - 10 is a great choice for intermediate and lighter-weight skiers
- Recommended for skiers under 265 lbs.
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View all Marker Alpine Touring Ski BindingsBest Use | Backcountry Skiing |
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Boot Sole Compatibility | Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (ISO 23223), and Touring (ISO 9523) |
Lowest DIN | 3 |
Highest DIN | 10 |
Brake Width (mm) | 90 millimeters |
Heel Lift | Yes |
Gender | Unisex |
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Great for Alpine with Occasional Touring
These have been my primary binding for the last few years. I use them primarily in the ski area and occasionally out of bounds for touring. They are basically markers lightest alpine binding the squire mounted on a frame. I weigh 205, am a expert skier, and run my din settings 7 to 8 and these bindings work great for me. In the ski area they ski just as well as any downhill binding. They weigh just over 1000gr/binding. I would not consider the Marker Duke binding because of its significantly greater weight. If you're primarily a downhill skier and have just one set of skis then these are a good choice. If you're going to have a dedicated touring setup then I would probably go with tech bindings because of the reduced weight.