Marker

Jester 16 ID Ski Binding - 2025

The DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) setting indicates the release force of your ski bindings, which can be adjusted based on your weight, skill level, and skiing style. A higher DIN setting (like 10-16) means the binding will hold your boot more firmly, suitable for aggressive skiers. If you're a beginner or lighter skier, a lower setting (like 4-8) is recommended for safety. Consult a ski professional to find the best setting for your needs.

GripWalk is a boot sole technology designed to enhance walking comfort and grip on snow and ice. It features a rockered shape and rubberized tread, making it easier to walk in your ski boots. If you often find yourself walking in your ski boots, especially in icy conditions, choosing bindings compatible with GripWalk can significantly improve your overall experience on and off the slopes.

The Triple Pivot Elite 3 Toe is a feature of Marker Jester bindings that allows the toe piece to pivot in three different ways. This design enhances the binding's release function, reducing the risk of injury during falls. It also provides better performance and responsiveness, making it ideal for aggressive skiing and challenging terrains.

Stand height refers to the distance between your ski and boot when the binding is mounted. A lower stand height brings you closer to the snow, enhancing stability and control, especially for tricks or navigating difficult terrain. If you’re into freestyle or freeride skiing, a lower stand height can help improve your balance and responsiveness.

Freeride skiing focuses on off-piste terrain, including backcountry and powder skiing, and often involves adventurous maneuvers like jumps and tricks. Bindings designed for freeride skiing, such as the Marker Jester, are built to withstand the demands of this style, offering durability and performance. Look for features like a higher DIN range and robust construction to handle the challenges of freeride skiing.

Not all ski bindings are compatible with GripWalk boots. It's essential to check if the bindings you are considering are specifically designed to accommodate GripWalk technology. Using compatible bindings ensures that you get the best performance and safety while skiing, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of improved grip and comfort when walking.