Marker Squire 11 Ski Bindings 2027
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- Description
The binding we put on more skis than any other, and the honest answer for most people buying their first proper setup. DIN 3 to 11 covers the large majority of adult skiers, it is light, and it costs a fraction of a freeride binding without giving up the release performance that actually matters.
What you get
- DIN 3 to 11. Wide enough to fit a lighter beginner and a solid intermediate on the same binding. Your setting comes from weight, height, boot length and ability - we calculate it rather than guess.
- Light. One of the lightest bindings in its class, which you notice most on a longer ski.
- Gliding AFD. Keeps the release consistent as your boot soles wear - the thing that quietly goes wrong on older bindings.
- GripWalk compatible. Works with GripWalk and standard alpine soles, which is what nearly every boot sold today uses.
- 90 and 100 mm brakes. Covers a frontside carver through to a 95 mm all-mountain ski.
Specifications
| Brand | Marker |
| Model | Squire 11 |
| DIN range | 3 - 11 |
| Brake widths | 90 mm, 100 mm |
| Sole compatibility | GripWalk and ISO 5355 alpine |
| Colour | Black |
| Audience | Unisex adult |
| 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 in - a binding set to the wrong boot length is not a binding, it is a hazard.
Common questions
Is DIN 11 enough for me? For most adult recreational skiers, comfortably. If you are heavy, fast and aggressive, your calculated setting may land above 9 and the Griffon X 13 is the right step up - we will tell you honestly which one you need.
Squire or Griffon? DIN range and platform. The Squire is lighter and $50 less; the Griffon goes to 13 with a stiffer platform for wider skis and harder skiing. Most people are correctly served by the Squire.
Which brake width? Match it to your ski waist or go up to about 15 mm wider. Tell us the skis and we will pick it for you.
Will these fit my boots? Yes, if your boots are standard alpine or GripWalk. Tech-fitting touring boots need a touring binding instead.
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.
