Marker Marker Alpinist 9 Long Travel
Details
The ultra-light pin binding in a rental-suited version with extra travel and pre-mounted brake offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness and comes with anti-ice pads and integrated elastomers for easy stepping in. The heel features a climbing aid with 0°, 5° and 9° angle and allows super convenient switching between hike and ride mode.
PERFECT STEP-IN
- Integrated elastomers serve as visual aid and allow easy stepping in.
- Anti-ice pads prevent icing of toe and heel
- Length adjustment up to 15 mm (+/- 7.5 mm)
PERFECT HIKING UPHILL
- Only 245 g due to ultra light construction
- Easy to use climbing aid (0° / 5° / 9°)
- 0° walking mode for long, slightly elevated ascents
- Fast shift mode for super fast angle changes of the climbing aid
- Easy mounting of the crampon, available in 4 widths
PERFECT DOWNHILL RUN
- Perfect power transfer thanks to a 38 mm drill pattern
- Maximum stiffness due to carbon-reinforced toe components
- Length compensation of the ski flex
- Adjustable horizontal release with DIN-settings 4 - 9 or 6 - 12
- Fast and simple switching between hike and ride mode
BRAKE (OPTIONAL)
- The optionally available brake comes in three different sizes for various ski widths (90 / 105 / 115 mm). It automatically locks in walking mode with the very first step and reactivates when switching back into riding mode. Their pronounced retraction brings the arms of the brake very close to the ski.
Understanding boot and binding compatibility can be complicated. Use the following information to help narrow your search, and contact us with any questions:
ISO 5355 - Alpine
ISO 5355 refers to most ski boots with alpine soles and is further broken out by Adult Alpine (Type A), and Junior or Children Alpine (Type C) ski boots. ISO 5355 soles work with alpine bindings, WTR bindings, and GripWalk bindings.
ISO 9523 - Touring
ISO 9523 refers to most ski boots with touring soles. These soles typically feature some form of rockered profile and/or a rubber compound designed to make walking easier and more comfortable. ISO 9523 touring soles work with WTR bindings, GripWalk bindings, and frame bindings.
Walk-to-Ride
WTR is a sole and binding system. On boots, WTR means hard plastic toe and heel pieces and a slightly rockered profile designed to enhance walking comfort. WTR soles work with WTR bindings, ISO 5355 alpine bindings, and in rare cases GripWalk bindings.
GripWalk
GripWalk is another sole and binding system. On boots, GripWalk uses hard plastic soles with a rocker profile designed to enhance walking comfort. GripWalk soles work with GripWalk bindings, ISO 9523 touring bindings, and MNC (Multi-Norm Certified) bindings.
*Both WTR and GripWalk are compatible with some ISO 5355 Alpine soles, but not all.
Specs
| Recommended Use | Touring |
|---|---|
| Low DIN | 4.0 |
| High DIN | 9.0 |
| Climbing Elevator | Climbing Aid: 0° / 5° / 9° |
| Crampon-Compatible | Yes |
| Recommended User Weight | 89 - 243 lbs |
* Subject to change without notice.