Ski Bindings
A ski binding's DIN range sets the release forces it can be adjusted to — what matters is that your setting (based on weight, height, boot sole length and skier type) sits comfortably inside the range, not at its very top or bottom.
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Brake width should match or slightly exceed your ski's waist width. Sole compatibility (Alpine, GripWalk, MNC) must match your boot soles. Every binding below shows the manufacturer's published DIN range and specs, independently cross-checked. Release settings should always be adjusted by a certified technician.
36 of 36 ski bindings
Marker
Jester 16
2025/26
DIN 6–16
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Marker
Jester 18 Pro
2025/26
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Marker
Jester X 16 Mwerks
2026/27
DIN 6–16
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Marker
Kingpin 13
2026/27
DIN 6–13
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Marker
Kingpin M-Werks 12
2026/27
12 · 655 g
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Marker
Kingpin Mwerks 12
2026/27
12 · 655 g
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Marker
Squire 11
2026/27
$250 MSRP
Tyrolia
Attack 14 MN
2023/24
14
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Tyrolia
ATTACK HYBRID 11 MN/PT
2024/25 · Men's
11
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Tyrolia
Attack Hybrid 14 MN/PT
2023/24
14
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Tyrolia
Attack LYT 13 GW Demo
2024/25
13
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Tyrolia
Attack LYT 13 GW DEMO
2023/24
13
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