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Description

The F10 Tour binding from Marker is made with a strong focus on the end user. The F10 is an alpine touring binding for those looking for a very light all-day touring setup with solid downhill performance.

This binding is made with hight adjustable AFD-plate (Anti Friction Device). The technology is called ID and what it does is that you can adjust it to fit different type ski boot soles - from rockered to more flat.

It comes with climbing aid of 0°, 7°, and 13° to make ascending the mountain just a bit easier. The recommended skier weight is up to 120kg.

Ski waist width recommended: 60-86mm

Choose the model fitting your ski boot sole-length:

Small: 265 - 325mm
Large: 306 - 365mm

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Specifications

Model	Brake arm Width
L - 90mm	90mm
L - 100mm	100mm

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)

Weight:

86.6oz

DIN Setting:

3.0 - 10.0

Best Use:

Freeride, Touring

Stand Height:

36mm

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	04/01/2021 Rating: 5 of 5!

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	Daniel Muff (Reno)
	13/01/2020 Rating: 5 of 5!

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