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Marker Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding

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description Marker Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding Overview

The Marker Griffon 13 ID ski binding is designed for intermediate skiers seeking reliable alpine performance. Featuring a 13-DIN range, it’s specifically engineered to complement the Atomic Redster 96 skis, providing balanced power transmission and stability during turns. Its integrated design simplifies mounting and adjustments, making it suitable for recreational to advanced skiers prioritizing control and responsiveness on groomed trails.

help Marker Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding FAQ

What does the 13 in Marker Griffon 13 ID mean?

The 13 refers to the binding's maximum DIN setting, with the Griffon 13 ID typically covering a DIN range up to 13. That makes it popular for advanced recreational skiers who do not need the higher release values of the Marker Jester line.

What does ID mean on the Marker Griffon 13 ID?

ID means the binding can work with both Alpine ISO 5355 and GripWalk boot soles when adjusted correctly. A ski shop should still set the boot sole length, forward pressure, and release values before you ski it.

Is the Griffon 13 ID only for park skis or all-mountain skis?

The Griffon 13 ID is used on many all-mountain, freeride, and park setups because it is a sturdy alpine binding with a compact footprint. It is not limited to one ski model, even though shops often pair it with mid-width skis around the 90 to 100 mm range.

How is the Marker Griffon 13 ID different from the Marker Jester?

The Griffon 13 ID is generally aimed at lighter or less aggressive skiers than the Jester, which has a higher maximum DIN. Both are Marker Royal Family bindings, but the Jester is the burlier choice for heavier freeride use.

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