- ▼Product Description
The Marker Griffon 13 ID is a freeride and freestyle binding built for advanced to expert skiers who need reliable retention, strong power transfer and wide boot compatibility. Its Triple Pivot Elite 3 toe, Inter Pivot 3 freeride heel and Sole.ID adjustable AFD deliver precise release, improved energy absorption and compatibility with Alpine, GripWalk and touring soles. What sets the Marker Griffon 13 ID apart is its balance of high-performance freeride control and multi-norm boot compatibility in a lighter, more versatile package than the Jester.
- ◄Features
- DIN 4-13 range suits advanced to expert freeride and freestyle skiers who need strong retention and reliable release
- TP Elite X toe provides direct power transfer and precise control through aggressive turns and landings
- Inter Pivot X heel improves energy absorption and power transmission for freeride and freestyle skiing
- 14 mm stand height creates a low, connected feel for quicker edge changes and smoother ski control
- Stainless steel AFD gliding plate supports consistent release and durable boot-to-binding contact
- Lightweight high-tech plastic construction keeps the binding agile and responsive underfoot
- Compact construction supports tighter turn radii and a more playful feel on groomers and off-piste terrain
- Compatible with Alpine and GripWalk boot soles for reliable resort-focused performance
- Weight: 1020 g per binding
- DIN/ISO: 4-13
- Brake width: 90 mm, 105 mm, 120 mm
- ◄About Marker
Marker believes that the perfect snow experience starts with the perfect equipment. This belief has driven the company since 1952, when its founder Hannes Marker decided to create the first commercial, releasable ski binding. These guys really are the experts in innovative binding technology, and this is reflected in all the products that they produce.
Marker ski bindings are some of the most successful and widely used on the market, with both professional and casual skiers trusting in the brand for over sixty years. Marker ski bindings are durable, light and highly functional – perfect for any type of skiing, in every type of snow.
The right ski binding will take your performance where it's never been before, trust in the sophisticated technology and years of know-how that Marker has to offer!
- ◄Shipping & Returns
Australian shipping:
We offer Free Standard Shipping Australia Wide for all orders over $99. We will use the most efficient shipping method available to your area with most items being shipped within 48 hours.
Please note, we no longer accept shipments to Parcel Lockers unless paid for using PayPal, Zip Pay, or Bank Deposit.
Standard Shipping: ETA (from date of shipment) Metro areas
2-3 business days
Regional areas
3-5 business days
Bulky Items
Up to 7 business days
Express Shipping*: ETA (from date of shipment) Metro areas
1-2 business days
Regional areas
2-3 business days
New Zealand Shipping:
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New Zealand orders will carry a $25 shipping charge per item.
- We cannot ship bulky items, hardware, Burton, Anon, or POC products. We apologise for any inconvenience.
- Customers are responsible for VAT.
- Estimate delivery 7-14 business days.
Returns Policy:
- Online purchases can be returned for refund or exchange within 30 days from the original purchase date.
- In-store purchases can be returned for exchange or store credit within 14 days from the original purchase date.
- Items must be presented in their original, unworn, unused, re-sellable condition with product tags attached.
- Products sealed for hygiene reasons (e.g. swimwear, underwear, watches, and jewellery) must have seals intact.
- Proof of purchase is required
- Drill-mounted skis purchased in store or online are not accepted for refund/return.
- The return shipping costs are not covered by us, unless there was a shipment error.
See here for Full Terms and Conditions.
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