Marker Griffon 13 MN — Ski Bindings
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When a storm resets the off-piste terrain at Big White and the snow turns variable by afternoon, you want a binding that holds on through the chop and lets go only when it should. Freeride skiers driving wider skis have relied on the Marker Griffon 13 MN for years for exactly that kind of dependable retention. This version adds a reworked Inter Pivot 3 heel that makes stepping in noticeably easier, plus a redesigned Triple Pivot Elite 3 toe with a new metal rail for scraping ice and snow off your boot sole. The "MN" stands for Multi-Norm, meaning the binding works with every ISO-defined adult boot sole type.
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KEY FEATURES |
DIN 4–13 release range suits intermediate through advanced skiers pushing wider freeride skis Multi-Norm compatibility means it works with Alpine, GripWalk, Alpine Touring, and Walk to Ride boots A freeride-focused toe absorbs energy from hard impacts to help prevent unwanted early release The reworked heel makes clicking in easier, even with snow on your boots or skis on a slope |
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WHO IS THIS FOR? |
The Griffon 13 MN is built for intermediate to advanced skiers who want reliable freeride retention on wider skis, along with the flexibility to use nearly any adult boot sole on the market. Our team at Fresh Air will help you match the right binding to your boots, skis or board, and ability level in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to work with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425. |
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HOW TO SET UP |
Binding mounting and DIN setting is a safety issue, not just a setup step. Our certified technicians will mount your bindings and set your DIN to the appropriate range for your height, weight, boot sole length, and ability level in-store at Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive). |
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FAQ |
Q1: How do I know if these bindings are compatible with my skis? Q2: Do I need to get these bindings mounted, or can I install them myself? Q3: What DIN setting is right for me, and why does it matter? |
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TOE PIECE |
Triple Pivot Elite 3 Toe: Freeride-focused toe built for strong retention. A horizontally mounted spring and a 5° inclined sole plate maximize energy absorption to reduce the risk of early release, while a large support surface improves power transmission under heavy loads. AFD Gliding Plate: Movable anti-friction device that allows precise release unaffected by dirt, snow, or ice buildup. Sole.ID: Height-adjustable gliding plate that lets the binding be set to any adult boot sole type, from ISO 5355 Alpine to ISO 9523 Touring. Anti Ice Rail: Metal rail for scraping ice and snow off the bottom of your boot sole. |
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HEEL |
Inter Pivot 3 Heel: Latest-generation Inter Pivot heel with improved step-in performance and a magnesium heel bracket for power transmission and energy absorption. |
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ADITIONAL FEATURES |
Stand Height: 24 mm Recommended Skier Weight: 80+ lbs |
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SKI COMPATIBILITY |
We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. |
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ABILITY LEVEL |
Intermediate-Advanced |
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DIN/RELEASE (low) |
4 |
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DIN/RELEASE (high) |
13 |
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BOOT SOLE TYPE |
Alpine DIN (ISO 5355), GripWalk (ISO 23223), Alpine Touring (ISO 9523), Walk to Ride (WTR) |
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