Information for Marker Kingpin, Duke, Baron, Tour F10 and Tour F12 Backcountry Skiing Bindings
Please note, we’ll be breaking our Marker Kingpin index into a separate page, but for now here is a links list:
Marker Kingpin mounting info including paper template.
Marker Kingpin — 10 Things to Know
Handling overlap of Marker Kingpin screw holes with Dynafit Radical ST-FT, Radical 2.0 and Vertical ST-FT
FIRST LOOK — SOUTH AMERICA 2014
FIRST — part two, supplemental infos
Marker party line on their new gear.
Early rumors.
A bit of a false start when pins loosened in toe, fixed now (2015).
Kingpin WildSnow Google Search.
Marker Duke backcountry and freeride ski binding.
Index of Marker F10, F12, Duke Baron ski binding information, and reviews. Check this first as it includes almost all our reviews and articles.
Our historic Marker Duke Article (check this first as it applies to all Marker backcountry skiing bindings including F10 and F12)
Backcountry Skiing Binding Slop (Torque) Test
Binding weight comparo
Mounting template for Marker Duke, Baron, Tour F12 F10.
(leave comments about our Duke/Baron template here)
SHOP FOR MARKER Tour F10, F12, Duke and Baron ski bindings.
Marker heel lift comparo and review.
Posted by TheEditors OfWildsnow on August 11, 2010
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