Marker 11.0 TP Ski Bindings 2021

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Intermediate progression is the main focus of the Marker 11.0 TP Ski Bindings. Solid enough for beginners to advanced skiers, the Triple Pivot Compact Toe is lightweight with a sturdy amount of energy transfer. The TCX Heel is equipped with enough elasticity to release you when you need to be let out and drives power towards your skis with the retention to lock you in when you need to be kept in. Not only is the 11.0 TP is compatible with Grip Walk and Standard Alpine boot soles, but Marker's trademark Stainless Steel Gliding AFD provides consistent release values even with worn or dirty ski boot soles. Take your trails as fast or slow as you please with the Marker 11.0 TP Ski Bindings.

Stainless Steel Gliding AFD
Intelligent Backward Release
Triple Pivot Toe
Twin Cam X heel
Compatible with Standard Alpine and Grip Walk Boot Soles

Skill Range: Beginner-AdvancedIntermediate

Specifications

Ski Gear Intended Use	All Mountain	Category	Downhill	Max Din Setting	11
Actual Din Range	3-11	Recommended Weight Range	65-240 lbs	Binding Weight	4.12 lbs
Warranty	One Year	Skill Range		Model Year	2021
Model Number	6720T1.MA	Product ID	571581

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Q: What is the difference between this binding at the marker griffon 13 ?

Asked : Aug 23, 2020
By : Go, Portland

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A: The Griffon 13 is going to have higher din setting so it caters to more experienced skiers. It's also going to be a little more durable than the the TP 11.0.

Answered : Aug 31, 2020
By : lan, Michigan

Q: Are the above binding suitable for Volkl Mantra Skis Junior? Am I right I need to buy the 90mm ones?

Asked : May 04, 2020
By : anouk, Picton

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A: These will be fine for the Mantra Juniors and you are correct, 90mm is what size you need.

Answered : May 04, 2020
By : lan, Michigan

Q: Is there any adjustment to provide for a larger boot once mounted?

Asked : Mar 09, 2020
By : Pete, Stony Point

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A: Yes, there is. It's going to depend on your boot size though. Bring your boot into the ski shop where you'll get them mounted and they'll safely adjust it for you.

Answered : Mar 10, 2020
By : lan, Michigan