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Kingpin 10 Ski Bindings

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Description

Note: Fits only pin tech compatible alpine touring ski boots.

Both lightweight and solid. This binding from Marker called the Kingpin 10 Ski binding is for alpine touring. If you love the back country skiing and likes to make your own way through the powder on the back side of the mountain this binding will do it for you. The binding fits alpine touring ski boot with the pin tech connection system.

The binding has an certified DIN/ISO release function and a very precise power transfer underlining the feeling of freedom in the back country.

Choose between two widths (75-100mm or 100-125mm)

Brake width: 75-100mm or 100-125mm
Climbing positions (heel): 0° / 7° / 13°
Heel piece can be adjusted lengthwise app. 15mm

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Specifications

Binding Type:

Alpine Binding

Boot Compatibility:

Alpine Adult Boots (ISO 5355)

DIN Setting:

5.0 - 10.0

Best Use:

Touring

Stand Height:

21mm

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reviews (4)

	Fast delivery !
	Sophie-c Gingras (Laval)
	17/02/2021 Rating: 5 of 5!

	The best touring bindings you can get. The kingpin delivers great response to the skis and is easy to put into walk mode.
	Jody F. (Bozeman)
	11/04/2018 Rating: 5 of 5!

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