Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Freeride Marker L 305 - 365 100
Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding Ski Bindings - Touring Bindings - Freeride Marker L 305 - 365 100

Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding

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Description

The Marker F10 Tour is a frame touring binding with a TÜV-certified 3 to 10 release that works with alpine, GripWalk and touring soles, at 1,090 g per binding in a Small.
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Entry-Level Frame Touring Binding

Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding

The Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding is a frame touring binding for lighter skiers and first-time tourers who want to keep their resort boots and skin a little beyond the lifts. The Triple Pivot Light 2 toe and Hollow Linkage 2 heel release from 3 to 10 with TÜV certification, and a height-adjustable gliding plate fits most alpine and touring boot soles. At 1,090 g per binding in a Small, with climbing aids at 0, 7 and 13 degrees, the F10 Tour suits resort-based touring, uphill laps and skiers from 30 to 105 kg.

Specs Verified Ratings and setup guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.

Is This the Right Binding for You?

Best For
Lighter skiers and first-time tourers who want a TÜV-certified 3 to 10 release and a frame that works with their resort boots.
Consider Another Binding If
You tour long days, set release above 10, or want a pin or hybrid binding that climbs with a free pivot.

CCBB Binding Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
2/5
1,090 g per binding, frame lifts each stride
Descent Security
4/5
3 to 10 release, TÜV certified
Transition Speed
3/5
Climbing aids at 7 and 13 degrees
Serviceability
4/5
Multinorm gliding plate, two sizes

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Binding Profile

Release Range3 to 10 vertical and lateral
CertificationTÜV certified
Brake Width90 or 100 mm
Riser Heights0, 7 and 13 degrees
Boot CompatibilityAlpine, GripWalk and touring soles
AdjustabilitySmall 265 to 325 mm, Large 305 to 365 mm

Why We Like It

  • The frame takes alpine, GripWalk and touring soles through a height-adjustable gliding plate, so a resort boot can go uphill without a new boot purchase.
  • Release adjusts from 3 to 10 with TÜV certification, a range that starts low enough for lighter skiers.
  • The Hollow Linkage 2 heel uses a hollow aluminum axle that saves weight while keeping torsional stiffness.
  • Climbing aids at 7 and 13 degrees make steeper skin tracks easier on the calves.

Best Uses

  • First touring setups
  • Resort uphill laps
  • Sidecountry access from the lifts
  • Lighter skiers from 30 to 105 kg
  • Skiers touring in alpine or GripWalk boots

Mounting and Setup Advice

Sizes run Small for boot sole lengths 265 to 325 mm and Large for 305 to 365 mm. Choose the brake equal to or up to 15 mm wider than the ski waist: 90 or 100 mm. A shop should set the gliding plate height for your sole and the 3 to 10 release for your weight, height, age, boot sole length and skier type, then test it after mounting.

The frame lifts with the boot on every stride, so the F10 Tour suits short climbs and uphill laps rather than long tours. Bring your boots in so we can set the toe height and release.

Mounting and setup guidance reviewed by CCBB staff.

Technical Specifications Manufacturer specs · Click to expand

Fit and Setup

Release Value
3 to 10 vertical and lateral
Certification
TÜV certified
Weight
1,090 g per binding (Small), 1,100 g per binding (Large)
Brake Widths
90, 100 mm
Sizes
Small, BSL 265 to 325 mm; Large, BSL 305 to 365 mm
Climbing Aids
0, 7 and 13 degrees
Skier Weight
30 to 105 kg

Construction and Compatibility

Toe
Triple Pivot Light 2
Heel
Hollow Linkage 2 with hollow aluminum axle
Gliding Plate
Height-adjustable, Multinorm
Boot Compatibility
Frame touring binding. Works with ISO 5355 (Alpine), GripWalk (ISO 23223) and ISO 9523 (Touring) soles, with the toe set for the sole. Tech (pin) inserts are not used, and telemark boots are not compatible.
Recommended Use
Resort-based touring and uphill laps

Compare the Marker F10 Tour

F10 Tour vs. Marker Baron EPF 13 Alpine Touring Binding

The Marker Baron EPF 13 Alpine Touring Binding is the heavier freeride frame binding, with a 4 to 13 release and an Extended Power Frame for wide skis at 1,390 g per binding. Choose the Baron for hard skiing; choose the F10 Tour for lighter skiers.

Shop Marker Baron EPF 13 Alpine Touring Binding

F10 Tour vs. Marker Kingpin 10 Alpine Touring Binding

The Marker Kingpin 10 Alpine Touring Binding shares the 10 ceiling but tours on a pin toe at 695 g per binding with brake, which needs tech-insert boots. The F10 Tour works with resort boots.

Shop Marker Kingpin 10 Alpine Touring Binding

F10 Tour vs. Salomon S/Lab Shift² 10 MNC Touring Binding

The Salomon S/Lab Shift² 10 MNC Touring Binding tours on pins with a free pivot and converts to an alpine toe for the descent. Choose the Shift² if you plan to tour often; choose the F10 Tour for occasional climbs.

Shop Salomon S/Lab Shift² 10 MNC Touring Binding

Common Questions

Who should buy the Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding?
The Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding suits lighter skiers and first-time tourers who want to skin beyond the lifts in their resort boots. It has a TÜV-certified 3 to 10 release and climbing aids at 0, 7 and 13 degrees, at 1,090 g per binding in a Small.
What boots work with the Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding?
The Marker F10 Tour is a frame touring binding and works with ISO 5355 (Alpine), GripWalk (ISO 23223) and ISO 9523 (Touring) soles, with the gliding plate set for the sole. It does not use tech (pin) inserts, and telemark boots are not compatible.
Is the release on the F10 Tour certified?
Yes. The F10 Tour is TÜV certified, with vertical and lateral release from 3 to 10. A shop should set and test it for your weight, height, age, boot sole length and skier type.
How much does the F10 Tour weigh?
1,090 g per binding in a Small and 1,100 g in a Large.
What size F10 Tour do I need?
Small fits boot sole lengths 265 to 325 mm and Large fits 305 to 365 mm.
What brake widths are available for the F10 Tour?
90 or 100 mm. Choose a brake equal to or up to 15 mm wider than the ski waist.

Our Verdict

The Marker F10 Tour Alpine Touring Binding is the simplest way into touring for a skier who already owns resort boots: a frame binding with a TÜV-certified 3 to 10 release, a height-adjustable gliding plate for most soles and climbing aids at 7 and 13 degrees. At 1,090 g per binding in a Small, with the frame lifting on every stride, the binding is built for uphill laps and short climbs. Skiers planning regular tours should look at a pin or hybrid binding; lighter skiers who want to start touring in the boots they own should start here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What foot shape works best?

Low- to medium-volume feet with a lower instep and secure heel.
Does it punch well?

Minor boot fitting is possible, but race boots are less forgiving to modify than heavier Grilamid touring boots.