Marker Kingpin M-Werks 12 Alpine Touring Binding

$799.99
Size
5 in stock
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Features

  • A hybrid touring binding perfect for freeride lines or a single quiver resort/backcountry ski
  • XXL power transmitter in the heel allows you to drive a big ski in all conditions 
  • DIN certain heel has lateral and vertical releases for increased safety 
  • Carbon reinforcement increases durability and strength and reduces overall weight
  • Two heel raisers give you an extra boost on the climbs

Description

The Marker Kingpin M-Werks is designed for the hard-charging tourer who's looking for a little more heft than a full-tech binding. With a tech toe and an alpine heel, the Kingpin combines excellent power transfer and a DIN-certified heel with the climbing ability of a tech toe. The M-Werks addition, designed with the highest quality materials, tips the scales at 655 grams and is ready for any line you can throw at it.

Tech Specs

The Marker Kingpin M-Werks is one of those rare hybrid bindings that manages to handle just about anything. The DIN-certified alpine-style heel gives you the added benefit of consistent release values, elasticity, and great power transfer- all things that are often missing in a tech heel. The pin toe reduces overall weight and creates a binding that gives you robustness where you need it and enough minimalism to still crank uphill. The toe piece is extremely easy to step into thanks to an enlarged contact area for your boot sole and has a large hole pattern to help drive bigger skis. All this performance is packed into a 655-gram binding including the brake. While this is still a heavy binding, the use of premium materials and clever engineering make this binding lighter than many of its competitors and a great choice for a freeride backcountry binding or a 50-50 resort touring binding.

Customer Reviews

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Ken H. (Denver, CO, US)
Good binding not great

I like bindings a lot except for these problems:
1. Bindings can be difficult to put on if they have snow on them or you are in deep snow.
2. Bindings released when doing a kick turn. Should not have done this.