Marker Duke
average rating
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Easily adjustable for the way up, and bomb proof on…
rleaver
4 reviewer rep
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $700
Summary
Easily adjustable for the way up, and bomb proof on the way down. Haven't ridden a better binding for touring.
Pros
- durability
- adjustability
Cons
- heavy
- ice build up
Very happy with my Marker Dukes.
Always had issues with early release on the lower din bindings, with the Dukes I am confident my skis are staying on!
The only issue is with closing the binding into riding mode on the switch over, can be a pain with ice build up in the tracks.
Would reccomend these to any larger, charging backcountry skier who can haul up the weight for the downhill benefit.
Where to Buy
$396.95 - $449.00
MSRP: $495.00
where to buy:
Specs
| Weight |
2600 gr / 2630 gr (110 brake) |
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