Brand: Marker
Category: Ski Alpine Bindings
Recommended by Carl Beach, Skier, vineyard owner, and international educator — Vidosici, Slovenia
Highlights: durable, all mountain, budget friendly, safety features
The Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding is designed for intermediate to advanced skiers seeking a reliable and responsive binding that enhances performance on the slopes. With advanced technology for energy absorption and efficient step-in, this binding allows skiers to focus on their technique and enjoy their ride. 1. Triple Pivot Elite toe design provides superior energy absorption and minimizes the risk of early release. 2. Inter Pivot 3 Freeride heel enhances power transfer for improved responsiveness during aggressive turns. 3. Adjustable DIN settings accommodate a wide range of skier weights and abilities, ensuring a secure fit. 4. Lightweight construction reduces overall ski weight, making it easier to maneuver on the mountain. 5. Easy step-in mechanism allows for quick and hassle-free binding engagement, perfect for on-the-go skiers. 6. Compatible with both alpine and touring boots, offering versatility for various skiing styles. 7. Robust materials ensure durability and longevity, providing reliable performance season after season. The Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding is ideal for alpine skiing, particularly for those tackling varied terrain and conditions. It excels in both groomed runs and off-piste adventures, making it suitable for skiers who enjoy exploring different environments. Targeted at intermediate to advanced users, this binding is perfect for those looking to enhance their skills and tackle more challenging slopes. Best used in winter conditions, it is designed to perform optimally in cold weather and snowy environments.
Price: $209.99 - $299.99
- Who it's for
- Heavier intermediate through expert skiers, including park skiers, who want a high-performing all-mountain binding at a strong price. One host draws the line at advanced/expert, recommending beginners and intermediates look at the Squire instead.
- What people are saying
- Hosts consistently praise the price-to-performance ratio and low weight as standout strengths. One host notes it "disappears on the ski," and the 13 DIN ceiling is called high enough for park use without making step-in difficult.
- Worth noting
- Compared to the Tyrolia 14 by one host, placing it in that performance tier. Notes are otherwise one-sided positive with no durability caveats or fit/sizing flags raised.
Carl Beach's review
Great deal on one of the best all-mountain bindings around. Superior safety, durability, and travel.
Recommended by Carl Beach, Skier, vineyard owner, and international educator
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026 for?
Heavier intermediate through expert skiers, including park skiers, who want a high-performing all-mountain binding at a strong price. One host draws the line at advanced/expert, recommending beginners and intermediates look at the Squire instead.
What do experts say about the Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026?
Hosts consistently praise the price-to-performance ratio and low weight as standout strengths. One host notes it "disappears on the ski," and the 13 DIN ceiling is called high enough for park use without making step-in difficult.
What should you know before buying the Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026?
Compared to the Tyrolia 14 by one host, placing it in that performance tier. Notes are otherwise one-sided positive with no durability caveats or fit/sizing flags raised.
What does Carl Beach say about the Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026?
Great deal on one of the best all-mountain bindings around. Superior safety, durability, and travel.
Why does Carl Beach recommend Marker?
Carl Beach recommends the Marker Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026 for ski alpine bindings. Great deal on one of the best all-mountain bindings around. Superior safety, durability, and travel.
Is the Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026 a good ski alpine binding?
Yes — Carl Beach recommends the Griffon 13 ID Ski Binding - 2026 by Marker as their ski alpine bindings pick. Great deal on one of the best all-mountain bindings around. Superior safety, durability, and travel.
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