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Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2025

The DIN range indicates how securely the ski binding will hold your boot. A higher DIN number (closer to 13) is suitable for heavier or more aggressive skiers, providing a tighter hold. Conversely, a lower DIN number (around 4) is ideal for lighter or less aggressive skiers, allowing for easier release in case of a fall. Choosing the right DIN setting is crucial for your safety and performance on the slopes.

GripWalk ski boots feature a rockered shape and rubberized tread, which enhance grip and comfort when walking, especially on icy or uneven surfaces. If your bindings are compatible with GripWalk boots, you’ll find it easier to enter and exit the bindings, making your time on the mountain more enjoyable and less cumbersome.

The AFD is designed to facilitate the release of your ski boot from the binding during falls or when excessive force is applied. A sliding metal AFD allows for smoother movement, reducing the chances of pre-release (unintentional release). This feature enhances your safety by ensuring that your bindings only release when necessary.

The Triple Pivot Toe design allows for better energy absorption and a more reliable release mechanism. It pivots in multiple directions, which minimizes the risk of early release while skiing. This means you can ski with more confidence, knowing that your bindings will perform as intended during dynamic movements.

The Inter Pivot 3 Freeride Heel is engineered for improved power transfer from your movements to the ski, enhancing responsiveness and control. Additionally, it allows for easier step-in, making it more convenient to put on your gear. This design feature is particularly beneficial for skiers looking for a seamless experience on the slopes.

The Marker Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding combines advanced safety features like the DIN range, AFD, and Triple Pivot Toe with user-friendly designs like GripWalk compatibility and the Inter Pivot 3 Freeride Heel. This makes it an excellent choice for skiers of various skill levels who prioritize performance, safety, and convenience on the mountain.