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Marker Griffon Schizo 12 Ski Binding
A lighter, lower-din version of the Marker Jester Schizo binding, the Marker Griffon Schizo 12 Ski Binding offers the same bomber performance, minus a few ounces of weight. As with its big brother, the Jester, this binding offers the option to slide your stance forward or backward a few centimeters without even stepping out of the binding. Thus you can ski at your primo potential anywhere on the mountain, whether you’re set back for deep powder turns or set forward for aggressive spins through the park.
- 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
Bottom Line: The next step in binding technology--in a compact size.
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Can I throw a 120 mm brake on these, or can I order them with
Can I throw a 120 mm brake on these, or can I order them with it?
By: big mac
6 days ago
Looks like right now you can only order them with a 90mm break. You can definitely get a wider break from Marker and throw that on though, it's a really easy swap.
By: Kretzky
5 days ago
Can I throw a 120 mm brake on these, or can I order them with
Can I throw a 120 mm brake on these, or can I order them with it?
By: big mac
6 days ago
you can buy 110mm or 130mm brakes but they are around $50. In the past marker has sold bindings with the larger brakes already on the bindings...but I dont know if they do that with this years models.
By: Lukas Duddleston
4 days ago
how is the fit of the binding? when i was much younger i had
how is the fit of the binding? when i was much younger i had the basic marker bindings (not from the royal family) and the feel of the binding was horrible--you could tell they were bad quality. then i switched to some salomon bindings and really enjoyed how the boot snapped in and the feel of the binding was really nice. Im planning on buying these but i dont want them to feel like my old marker bindings. I think these will be better because many of the pros use marker royal family bindings but im still not sure, can someone help me?
By: Emil Martayan
October 26, 2009
I have a pair of griffons on my armada t-halls and they are rock solid bindings. If you want it to snap when you get into your bindings...you will get this. They are super bindings in my opinion. I used to have some marker free 11s(i think that is what they were called). and they were like how you described your old bindings. The griffons are nothing like that.
By: Lukas Duddleston
October 27, 2009
I have the Jester's (non-Schizo) and I love them. They are solid as a rock. I know the Jester's have more metal and less plastic, so I can not speak directly to the 12's, but unless you are hucking 40-70' drops, these should work fine.
By: Jax
October 27, 2009
how is the fit of the binding? when i was much younger i had
how is the fit of the binding? when i was much younger i had the basic marker bindings (not from the royal family) and the feel of the binding was horrible--you could tell they were bad quality. then i switched to some salomon bindings and really enjoyed how the boot snapped in and the feel of the binding was really nice. Im planning on buying these but i dont want them to feel like my old marker bindings. I think these will be better because many of the pros use marker royal family bindings but im still not sure, can someone help me?
By: Emil Martayan
October 26, 2009
Change me.