Description
The next step in ski binding evolution. Next stop: opposable thumbs.
- Compact, fat footprint provides superior lateral control and allows the ski to flex naturally
- Triple-Pivot Toe and Inter-Pivot Heel absorb energy to prevent premature release and offer excellent contact area with boot lugs
- Wide mounting pattern transfers power to powder-skis with a minimum width of 76mm
- Binding slides forward or backward 3cm from center stance, so you can adjust for powder, all-mountain, or park / pipe turning
- Turn the screw on the toe piece to slide binding—and you don’t need to step out of it to do so
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Marker Has Done It !!!
Snokat Al
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The Jester Schizos are the best freeride binding I have had the pleasure of owning, that's one and half seasons on a pair of obSETHeds. The adjustability allows for micro-tuning your position on your boards while having great feel and performance qualities.
I have 5 seasons on a pair of Railflex II bindings that I had plates for on several pairs of skis, not any more.
The RFs are nothing compared to the level of performance the Schizos give me. They are definitely lighter as well.
Buy 'em, you will thank me!
when I don't need a full on comp binding
Jackie Paaso
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For my fun pow setup I've gone with the jesters. They are lighter than my comp bindings and still perform great! Great for all mountain skiing!
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Anybody know if these will work with AT...
jbr3075448
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Anybody know if these will work with AT sole plates? They have the lateral slider plates. I have Marker Baron's on my powder/backcountry boards and want something similar for my hardpack/groomer skis that will work without changing boots or boot soles. Don't need the weight of complexity of the Dukes/Baron's for inbounds, plus the adjustable center would be nice.
And yes, I am sure I am not supposed to do that... saftey, DIN specs, blah, blah, blah. But will it WORK?
If you grow out of the skis with these...
brennan
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If you grow out of the skis with these bindings, can you put them on the next pair of skis you buy.
Andrew Duke Grewe
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yes.
Hi im looking to put these bindings on a...
nick
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Hi im looking to put these bindings on a pair of Armada JJ's (115 mm waist) i dunno if anyone knows if the 110's will fit...
Pete Schnarsky
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I've got a pair of 110 brakes on my Hellbents (122 waist) My shop guy had to bend em a tiny bit when he mounted em, but now that they're on they are perfect. So yes the 110's will fit!
jbr3075448
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Identical 110mm brakes on my Marker Baron's did NOT fit my JJ's acceptably. Attempts to bend them slightly did not provide any additional clearance, and a little extra persuasion broke the plastic carrier on one of the brakes. Ended up going with the wider 130mm Marker brakes instead, which are perfect.
I have found that the Marker Duke's tend...
Matt Petkun
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I have found that the Marker Duke's tend to kill the responsiveness of some skis on groomers and in the park (which is fine because the duke's job is supposed to be getting you off the groomers anyways). Does the Schizo have the same issue... with a full solid plate under foot? Or does it allow more normal ski flex?
Jason H
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I found the same feeling w/ the Dukes but found that the schizo's don't effect the ski nearly, if at all, as bad. My fujas' rip with these and the schizo makes them insanely versatile.
I'm 5'-10", 180 lbs. The recommended skier...
gon3415512
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I'm 5'-10", 180 lbs. The recommended skier weight says130 lbs. Is that a problem?
Shane O'Donnell
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That would be for the minimum bud. You're all good.
I just recieved my bindings and i wanted...
dan hargrove
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I just recieved my bindings and i wanted to know where i sould mount them i have 2009 rissignol s3 twin tips. any help would be appreciated
Andrew Duke Grewe
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The point of schizo is the abilty to adjust the mounting point. Mount at the recommended line and move as needed for the park or a more all mountain application
Grete Eliassen
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I mount all my big mountain/powder skis 2 cm. behind the "true center," of the ski. You can always stand on your skis like a snowboard and feel where the bindings will be most comfortable before you get them drilled on.
i am looking at a pair of Marker Jester...
nwskier3
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i am looking at a pair of Marker Jester Schizo 16 Ski Bindings to be mounted on atomic bent chetlers that have a 123mm waste will the binding for the 110 work on those?
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No!! no no no...the most you ever want to bend a brake is around 5-8 mm..no further. You need at least a 120mm for those bad boys.
JCN
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I feel like Markers brakes are a little wider than they advertise. I just picked up a set of 110mm dukes and they fit fine (with no bend) on my 116mm waisted EHP's. I think you may be fine getting away with the 110's, but I'm no expert..
Hi I have a set of K2 xplorers (84mm waist)...
MarkR
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Hi I have a set of K2 xplorers (84mm waist) I need to put bindings on, they are the flat type. I am 6ft 95kg int to advance skier. Wondering if these would be suitable or if there are any other suggestions
Kick ass psychopath
Drew Tabke
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This binding is good because: It has a huge range of adjustment. If you want to sell them or lend them to friends or your kids are growing like crazy, the binding will accommodate a wide range of boot sizes without needing to be remounted. Also, with the new rockered skis, I have found the mounting point to be more important than ever. I think this is because rocker causes the running length of the ski to be much shorter, and in turn the mounting point has a greater overall impact on the performance of the ski. With the Schizo, moving the binding forward and back to dial in the ski's sweet spot (depending on conditions, skier type, your general mood) is super easy.
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Grete Eliassen
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This is the binding that I use on all my skis. From pipe, park to mountain skiing in the back country. The binding does not seem like much at first glance, but trust me it does the job. The Jester is designed for today's skier and it works great. I have had no issues with this binding.
Nice
Jesse.C
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Great bindings, no need to worry about where to mount. A lot of moving pieces though so it is a little worrisome that they will break but they are pretty hardcore. Jesters have more metal and retension compared to the griffons, but also a steeper price. All in all great bindings for those who dont know where to mount and want adjustibility.
Looking to put a set of these on a pair...
paulster2626
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Looking to put a set of these on a pair of Kung Fujas. Will the 90's fit over the 95mm waist, or do I need to go with the 110's?
Alexander Klivecka
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110s. In a pinch, you can also just bend the 90 brakes out with a pliers or whatever...
Christophe V.
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I tried bending 90mm marker brakes more than 10mm and ended up breaking the plastic piece that the metal brake arms fit in to. I would not recommend bending these because the brake arms are two separate pieces of thick, stiff metal and are not as easy to bend as the single piece of wire that is used for both brake arms in Look/Rossignol or Salomon brakes.
Still the best!
Jess McMillan
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The Jester has changed backcountry skiing for me. In the past I skied on the fritschi bindings in the backcountry. I was always walking out of my skis and they would torque when climbing up. If I was planning on skiing hard in the backcountry, I would opt to book pack. The Jester is heavy, but it is worth its weight in gold. The binding tours well, very smooth and stable. It is when you get to the top that the binding really shines. As you step into, you here that beautiful sound of a clunk as the binding clamps down onto your boot. And you can ski without any worry of binding fallure. It is the best backcountry freeride binding on the market!
Elias Littenberg
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Ms. McMillan's review is spot on for the Duke/Baron bindings. However, Jester-Schizo binders aren't for touring, rather they're a resort, freeride binding.
youvegotsm1267703
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Jesters are one of the lightest bindings on the market, and they aren't for touring at all....

Tim
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