The new duke, gettin' flashy!
The new duke, gettin’ flashy!

Buy your pair of Marker Duke touring bindings at evo.com

The Marker Duke is a tried and true touring binding that serves well for those who are as concerned with the down as they are with the up. While not the lightest binding on the market by any means, with a DIN of 16 you can feel as comfortable skiing it in the resort as you would on your alpine binding.

Specifications:

  • Din: 6-16
  • Weight: 1395 grams (3 lbs)
  • Brake Width: 110mm/90mm
  • Heel Riser: 7 degree/13 degree

Area of Expertise:

  • Hiking through deep pow and sending it on the down hill

Life Expectancy:

  • 3 year warranty

What’s new:

  • Extended Power Frame
  • Wider Screw Base
  • Improved Heel Riser
  • Shnazzy Colors!
EXP FTW ( Extended Power Frame For the Win!)
EXP FTW ( Extended Power Frame For the Win!)

For the 2013 season, the Duke has undergone some changes to make it an even more powerful and versatile binding. Marker widened the screw base as well as the overall frame of the binding, making power transfer on the wider skis of today a breeze. This innovation is a testament to an industry wide shift toward a fatter future.

2013 Marker Duke

The new heel riser (a feature introduced in this years duke) remains the same: a solid, two stage lift. The new riser offers a taller lift than the original, and is also much less prone to bending out of it’s slot and getting loose, as was a prevalent issue with the original Duke.

marker duke

The walk/tour mode remains the same, requiring the user to take the ski off to transition. Marker did change the mold for the binding, with less sharp angles small nooks for snow to freeze. We may actually have a duke that doesn’t freeze up!

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