Built specifically for the youngest skiers, the Marker 7.0 brings dependable binding performance into an approachable junior package. Its thoughtfully designed toe and heel systems make getting in and out of the binding easier for developing skiers while maintaining effective ski-to-boot connection and consistent edge pressure. The result is a straightforward binding platform suited to children progressing through beginner and intermediate all-mountain skiing.
Key Features
- Junior-specific 4-linkage JR2 toe system
- Compact heel design with optimized release characteristics
- Suitable for beginner and intermediate skiers
- Designed for all-mountain use
- Compatible with Alpine and GripWalk boots
- Accommodates children and adult Type A and C boots
- Broad boot sole adjustment range
- 70 mm and 85 mm brake options
- Moveable anti-friction device for consistent release performance
Highlights
- Easy step-in and step-out operation encourages greater independence for young skiers.
- The compact construction keeps the binding efficient and manageable for junior use.
- The system is engineered to provide reliable edge pressure throughout the turn.
- Compatibility with both Alpine and GripWalk boots gives families greater flexibility when selecting compatible footwear.
- The combination of accessible handling and dependable functionality makes it well suited to skiers developing foundational technique.
Technologies
- Compact Heel: Optimizes the binding's release properties while combining efficient construction, low weight, and straightforward functionality for beginners and occasional skiers.
- Biotech: Detects the unfavorable combination of horizontal and vertical forces generated during a backward twisting fall and reduces release force accordingly.
- GripWalk: Supports improved walking comfort through the GripWalk sole and rocker profile while retaining effective power transmission and precise binding release characteristics.
- Gliding AFD: A moveable anti-friction device helps minimize the effects of dirt, snow, and ice on release performance while allowing the system to be adjusted for its intended application.
