A versatile freeride binding for advanced-to-expert skiers seeking strong edge control, dependable retention, and broad boot compatibility.
The Marker Griffon 13 is the lighter counterpart to the Jester and uses the Triple Pivot Elite 3 toe with the Inter Pivot 3 freeride heel. The binding is designed to remain light and stiff while delivering improved edge grip, control, and dependable power transmission.
The Griffon 13 is designed for advanced-to-expert adult skiers who want a versatile freeride binding with a DIN range of 4 to 13. It is a strong choice for skiers who want Royal Family performance in a lighter package than the Jester models.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model Year | 2025 |
| Color | Black |
| Brake Widths | 90, 100, 110, 120 mm |
| Age | Adult |
| Binding Weight | 1,030 g |
| DIN / ISO Range | 4.0–13.0 |
| Stand Height Without Ski | 24 mm |
| AFD Gliding Plate | Stainless steel |
| Toe System | Triple Pivot Elite 3 |
| Boot Sole Range | 240–370 mm |
| Heel Adjustment Range | 20 mm |
| Recommended Skier Weight | Under 120 kg |
| Heel Technology | Inter Pivot 3 |
| Best For | Freeride |
| Boot Type | Alpine, GripWalk, Touring |
| Collection | Royal Family |
The toe construction supports high energy absorption, dependable retention, and strong power transmission for freeride skiing.
The freeride heel is designed to remain light and stiff while supporting improved edge grip and control.
The integrated rail helps scrape snow and ice from the boot sole before stepping into the binding.
The binding can be adjusted for compatible Alpine, GripWalk, and touring boot-sole standards.
The anti-friction device is designed to support a precise release while limiting interference from dirt, snow, and ice.
The current product description highlights centralized swing weight for skiers who use spins and rotational movements.
SkiSharp can help match the correct Marker binding, DIN range, brake width, and boot compatibility to your skis and skiing style.
Compare the Griffon 13 with the Jester 16, Jester 18 Pro, and Squire 12 TCX before choosing.
SkiSharp can help choose the correct brake width based on your ski’s waist measurement.
Call and speak with someone who understands ski setup, compatibility, and intended use.
The listed DIN / ISO range is 4.0 to 13.0.
The current SkiSharp page lists 90, 100, 110, and 120 mm sizes.
Yes. The current page lists Alpine, GripWalk, and Touring boot compatibility.
It is positioned for advanced-to-expert adult skiers who want a versatile freeride binding.
The listed binding weight is 1,030 grams.
Call SkiSharp for help with DIN range, brake width, boot compatibility, and selecting the correct binding for your skis.
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