Shop: Marker Alpinist

Touring:

  • Rotate the heel unit 180 degrees so that rear pins face backward
  • Open toe unit jaws by pressing down on toe lever
  • Binding can be run pins forward with only one riser height
  • Align boot pin holes with front pins, step down
  • Lock the toe by pulling up on the toe lever all the way up through ratcheting clicks 
  • Flip heel flap forward if running pins rearward for riser
  • brakes

Skiing:

  • Rotate heel unit so that rear pins face forward
  • brakes
  • Align boot pin holes with front pins, step down. Toe lever remains in first position
  • Step down to engage rear pins
  • Press down on toe lever with ski pole to exit binding

Adjustment:

  • Boot sole adjustment of 1.5 cm, use posi drive #3 bit in lowest rear screw. 
  • Ensure it is adjusted with zero gap on the pins between the rear of the boot and the heel unit
  • Lateral release value is adjustable using posi drive #3 bit on higher rear screw
  • Forward release is fixed

Binding Specifics:

  • Snow and ice buildup is possible under the toe springs if the bindings are open and skis are on a backpack after touring in wetter snow. Clear this area with ski pole tip and open and closing. Lock then unlock to check if binding is fully clamping the boot.

Build Your Dream Ski Setup

Tell us how you ski, where you ski, and what you want out of your next setup. Our experts will help you build the right combination of skis, bindings, boots, and skins for you—not just what happens to be on the wall.

Once we have your setup dialed, we take care of the rest. We’ll make sure everything works together, mount your bindings specifically to you and your boots, trim your skins, and get the entire setup ready for the mountains.

Your perfect setup starts with expert knowledge and service. When you pick it up, it’s not a box of gear—it’s your complete ski setup, fully mounted, dialed, and ready to go.