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A new toe, base plate, and heel for high-performance freeskiers.

When you're on-point and clicked into the Marker Jester Ski Bindings, you don't need to worry about pre-releases and slide-for-life situations in the middle of an intense run. The new toe, toe base plate, and heel design mean these bomber bindings won't add unwanted rigidity to your ski or cause release before you have a chance to recover. The Jester handles your biggest cliff hucks and tabletops, and its wide but short design takes up less of your ski's length, which means your ski flexes naturally as you spin off the lip of the pipe or rip a huge turn below a 30-footer.

  • DIN range of 6-16 is ideal for high-performance freeskiers who want a secure binding that offers maximum performance
  • Recommended Skier Weight: 130+ lbs
  • AFD (anti-friction device) gliding plate allows for a precise release unhindered by dirt, snow, and ice buildup
  • Triple Pivot Elite Toe optimizes power transmission, while a horizontally oriented spring provides high energy absorption to reduce the risk of early release
  • Triple Pivot Elite Toe also has a secure purchase on the boot lug which allows for durable, high energy use
  • Strong, durable, and lightweight magnesium components make you better equipped to ski faster, more aggressive lines
  • Inter-Pivot heel design creates optimum power transmission, increases elasticity, and delivers superb holding power for all types of freeskiing
  • Power Width design (wider connection brackets) creates better power transmission
  • Stand Height Without Ski: 22mm

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5 5

Jon Miller

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Just off the phone with Backcountry where they price-matched the Jester bindings for me without breaking a sweat. I'm picking these up to be the downhill component of my CAST SI&I Touring System mounted on DPS Wailer 112s. The Jester seems in all ways a perfectly-aimed binding to my style of skiing and the setup im crafting (super-light carbon skis means I can go a little burlier on the binding, and still have a tech setup for touring). Next season when it's all put together I'll update my review but for now just wanted to say how easy Backcountry is to work with. You guys have earned my loyalty.

does the AFD move up and down (like the...

harry

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does the AFD move up and down (like the duke) to accommodate the rockered sole of an AT boot?

Arthur Debowski

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Unfortunately it does not. These are only compatible with Alpine boots. They will not safely work with AT boots.

5 5

crhp350835

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Mounted these up on some JJ's and have loved them. I bought the 110's and they fit really good.

Thinking of getting these for a pair of...

Matt

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Thinking of getting these for a pair of line prophet 115s. Any recommendations for which brake width to order 110 vs 130?

pvb1100108280

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110s. Ski shop should be able to bend them 5mm.

jimmy-the-fish

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Totall agree. 110 for sure.

5 5

sam gillin

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These bindings can take quite a bit of beating. They are extremely light too.

Great
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Fletcher H

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I put these on my K2 Pettitor's and they are great! I also used my trekkers with these and they were rad! A proper binding for a wide powder ski. I am 6ft and 150lbs.

5 5

Greg Wojtkun

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Just strapped these up to some new Katanas. Great Binding... excellent control and stability. Feels very stable once clicked in. Very easy to adjust the din setting. Ive only tried these out on the Katana, but they seem great for big mountain charging in all conditions. If thats your tune, then strap these up to your big mountain planks. (pair perfectly with Katanas). Oh and if you are trying to determine buying these verse the Jester Pro, I would say if you are an aggresive big mtn skier under 200 LBS, these work just fine and are a bit lighter in weight I believe. (I am 5'10" 170)

jimmy-the-fish

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I agree, I have now put Marker Jesters on Volkl Matrana's, Shiro's and Blizzard Cochise. Skied them in all conditions in many different places. Never let me down. Which is pretty much what I / we want from a binding does what I want and I don't have to think about them. Easy.... maybe better or cheaper but for me if I am on a good thing .... I stick to it? I am 5'11' and 185 pds.

I'm thinking of getting this binding for...

steezy shredder

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I'm thinking of getting this binding for my 194 liberty genomes. Is this better than last years binding because of the wider stance at which it mounts?

Mitch Potter

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It depends on preference. For me, it gives them more control but they tend to be a little sluggish in turns. That's the sacrifice/benefit you make with a wider mounting stance.