Marker Griffon X 13 Ski Bindings 2027
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- Description
The default freeride binding, and for good reason - DIN 13, a wide mounting platform, and a price that is not silly. If you are putting bindings on an all-mountain ski and you ski hard, the Griffon is the answer more often than anything else on the wall.
What you get
- DIN 4 to 13. Covers everyone from a solid intermediate to a hard-charging expert.
- Wide mounting platform. Better power transfer to the edges, which you feel most on a wider ski.
- Inter pivot toe. Marker’s gliding AFD keeps release consistent as boot soles wear.
- 90 and 105 mm brakes. Covers a frontside carver through to a 100 mm all-mountain ski.
Specifications
| Brand | Marker |
| Model | Griffon X 13 Ski Bindings |
| DIN range | 4 - 13 |
| Brake widths | 90 mm, 105 mm |
| Category | All-mountain / freeride |
| Colour | Black |
| Model year | 2026/27 |
Mounted and tested in Longmont
Mounting is free when you buy skis and bindings from us. We set them on a calibrated jig, dial in forward pressure for your boot and test the release values before the skis leave the shop. Bring your boots - a binding set to the wrong boot length is not a binding, it is a hazard.
Common questions
Griffon or Squire? DIN range. The Squire tops out at 11 and is lighter and cheaper; the Griffon goes to 13 and has a stiffer platform. If your setting is above about 9, take the Griffon.
Which brake width? Match your ski waist or up to about 15 mm wider. The 90 suits a frontside ski, the 105 a 95-100 mm all-mountain ski.
Do you mount them? Yes, and it is free with a ski purchase. Calibrated jig, forward pressure set to your boot, release values tested.
Can I pick these up today? Yes, if they are in stock. Order online and choose free local pickup in Longmont, or get free shipping on orders over $200.
