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F12 Tour EPF Ski Bindings

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Description

Created with Markers EPF (Extended Power Frame) technology for better power transfer, the F12 Tour EPF binding is for touring skiers and delivers heel loose climbing capabilities (settings: 0° ,7°, 13°) along with exceptional downhill properties. These bindings has the ID sole technology that enables the use of ski boots with GripWalk outer soles as the AFD Plate (Anti Friction Devise) is height adjustable.

Recommended skier weight: < 120 kg
Ski waist width recommended 80 - 106mm
Solelength:
- Small: 265 - 325mm
- Large: 305 - 365mm

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Specifications

Binding Type:

Frame Touring Binding

Boot Compatibility:

Alpine Adult Boots (ISO 5355), GripWalk Boots (ISO 23223), GripWalk Toe Pin Boots (ISO 23223), GripWalk Toe & Heel Pin Boots (ISO 23223), Touring Boots (ISO 9523)

Brake arm Width:

110mm

Weight:

2457g

DIN Setting:

4.0 - 12.0

Best Use:

Freeride, Touring

Stand Height:

36mm

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reviews (13)

	Excellent product from SkatePro, good communication, competitive price, Denmark to UK no problem. Mounted on skis and ready to go.
	David M. (Birmingham)
	16/03/2021 Rating: 5 of 5!

	Excellent bindings at a good price.
	Eva B. (Winchester)
	25/02/2021 Rating: 5 of 5!

	Since mounting these on my new skis in early Decmber, I’ve done about 8 days at the resort and 2 days of skinning/climbing back country. I could not be happier. It is super easy to transition from skiing mode to hiking and back again. Great price. Great product!
	Dave Macomber (Bend)
	05/01/2021 Rating: 5 of 5!

	Great option for short ski tours...a bit heavy for longer tours. They are very straightforward to use and feel exactly like a traditional downhill binding on descents. Perfect "all around" ski binding choice.
	Lauren F. (San Francisco)
	16/03/2019 Rating: 4 of 5!

	Everything went really well with this transaction, love my new Marker bindings. I would really like to apply my credit to a SkatePro black zip hoddie, XL, please add regular sizes. Thanks!
	David M Jennison (Santa Fe)
	03/01/2019 Rating: 5 of 5!

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