Kids Green' Ski Bindings

Alpine kids bindings are built for resort downhill and all-mountain terrain, and lightweight touring options can handle mild backcountry ascents and descents. Models like the Marker FDT 7.0 are aimed at all-mountain use and prioritize safety in variable resort conditions.

Most junior bindings offer tool-free adjustability and growth-adjustable rails so the toe and heel pieces can move as your child grows. Check compatibility with boot sole lengths listed between 220 and 310mm to keep a secure, centered fit.

Match the binding brake width to the ski waist so the brake fully clears the edges. Most kids skis fall in the 70–90mm range, though some junior bindings list 80–100mm brake options, so pick the size that covers the ski waist for reliable stopping.

For beginners and lighter juniors, consider bindings with lower DIN ranges such as 0.5–7 or 0.75–10 to help ensure release at low loads. Many junior models also tune brake pressure and release settings for skiers under about 110 lbs to balance safety and retention.

Yes. Many junior alpine bindings support ISO 5355 and GripWalk standards; for example, the Look NX 10 GW explicitly provides GripWalk compatibility, while Marker and Tyrolia offer models designed for secure lock-in and reliable release with junior alpine soles.