Marker

Marker

(8 products)

Explore the World of Skiing with Marker

High Performance Mounts

Dive into the excellence of skiing with world-renowned bindings. Marker stands out with decades of expertise, offering high-performance products for all skiing enthusiasts.

Safety first

At Marker, safety is their priority. Discover innovative solutions that ensure optimal protection, allowing skiers to focus on what matters: the adrenaline and the joy of the descent.

Advanced Technologies

Explore the ranges with cutting-edge technologies. Marker incorporates innovations that push the limits, offering skiers an unparalleled experience on the snowy slopes.

Reliable since 1952

With a rich history in the industry, Marker continues to be the trusted choice for skiers worldwide. Discover the reliability and performance that have made Marker a benchmark since 1952.

Marker : des fixations de ski pour chaque terrain

Découvrez Marker, spécialiste des fixations de ski depuis 1952 avec des modèles conçus pour l’all-mountain, le freeride, le freestyle et la randonnée.

Squire, Griffon, Duke PT, Kingpin ou Alpinist : choisissez votre fixation Marker selon vos skis, vos chaussures, votre niveau et votre programme.

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FAQ

About the brand

What is Marker?

Marker is a German brand specializing in ski bindings. Founded in 1952 by Hannes Marker, it now develops models for alpine skiing, all-mountain, freeride, freestyle, and touring.

Where does the Marker brand come from?

Marker was born in Germany. Its founder, Hannes Marker, was a ski instructor in Garmisch when he developed the Duplex binding presented in 1952.

Products and uses

What Marker products can be found at HawaiiSurf?

HawaiiSurf references different Marker bindings based on availability, including models Squire, Griffon, Duke PT, Kingpin, Alpinist, F10 Tour, and F12 Tour EPF.

What is the difference between Marker Squire and Griffon?

The Squire has a lower DIN range than the Griffon and caters to different profiles. The Squire 11 specifically covers a DIN of 3 to 11, while the Griffon 13 covers 4 to 13.