Marker Alpinist Free 13 black/silver
Marker Alpinist Free 13 black/silver
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Marker Alpinist Free 13 black/silver
| Range of application: | Ascent oriented, Freeride/Tour, Touring |
| colour: | black silver |
| GripWalk: | Yes |
| Pintech: | Yes |
| Season: | 2024/25 |
- Weight: 395g with optional stopper
- Z-value: 6.0 - 13.0
- Recommended rider weight: max. 120 kg
- Stand height without ski: 13 mm
- Toe piece: PIN ISI
- Automatic heel: ALPINIST heel - U-bow hard
- Category: Touring Pin
- Brake width: 90, 105, 115 mm, optional
- Shoe type: Touring pin
- Climbing aid: 0°, 5°, 9°
- Heel adjustment range: 35 mm (-17.5/+17.5)
The new Marker Alpinist Free 13 is the perfect pin binding for ambitious ski tourers who make every gram count on long ascents and expect full performance on demanding descents. With a Z-value of 6.0 to 13.0 and a weight of just 395 g including brake, it offers an impressively lightweight design that still guarantees outstanding power transmission and skiing performance.
Thanks to the wider base of the Alpinist Free 13, you will experience a noticeable improvement in power transmission, which pays off particularly in demanding terrain. The carbon-reinforced ISI toe pieces with a wide base ensure an automatically correct and comfortable entry. Thanks to the sophisticated kinematics of the pin levers, the pins snap into place precisely even with minimal pressure.
The heel section of the Alpinist offers a generous adjustment range of 35 mm as well as ascent aids in 0°, 5° and 9°, which offer you additional comfort on any terrain. The wide drill pattern supports excellent power transmission to the edges, while the active length compensation ensures that the flex behaviour of the ski is not impaired.
New this season: The Alpinist Free 13 is produced entirely with renewable energy and from sustainable materials such as recycled or bio-based plastic and is 100% recyclable - a binding that combines maximum performance and sustainability.