Marker Griffon X 13

$ 299.99

Marker's most trusted binding just got lower, lighter, and more connected to the ski. The Griffon X is built for freeride skiers who want to push hard without feeling weighed down.

At just 9mm at the toe and 14mm at the heel, the Griffon X is Marker's lowest-standing freeski binding yet. That means a more direct line to the snow — quicker edge engagement, smoother power transfer, and a ride that feels locked-in instead of perched on top.

High-tech plastics in the toe and heel shave weight without cutting corners on retention. The result is a more compact build, a livelier flex, and a tighter turn radius — so the ski responds the moment you ask it to. Groomers, off-piste stashes, variable snow. The Griffon X doesn't ask what kind of day you're having, it just makes it lighter, faster, and more fun.

Color: Black

Black Sand

Size: 90mm

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Details

Compatible with all Renoun ski models
The housing of the new TP Elite X toe is made from a single cast. This makes it even lighter, more compact and therefore more stable than previous Marker Griffon iterations.
The anti-ice rail is more robust than ever, thanks to the new alloy.
The most impressive feature is the incredibly direct power transmission made possible by the new integrated brake, allowing a stand height of 9mm instead of the previous 24 mm.

Whether on-trail, in the woods, or off-piste, the Griffon X 13 MWerks delivers super-precise control with a DIN Z-value of 4 to 13, allowing the ski, binding, and boot to merge into a single unit.

Specs

90mm: Atlas 80, Earhart 88, Endurance 88
105mm: Endurance 98, Citadel 107
DIN setting: 4-13 (strong enough for all but pro-level skiers)
Brake width: 90 or 105mm
Weight: 1,045 g per binding
Compatible with Grip Walk soles (23223)

GripWalk

These bindings are GripWalk compatible. Meaning they only work with boots that are also GripWalk compatible. GripWalk is a standardized under-boot grip system used by almost all modern boot manufacturers to improve the quality of movement on slippery terrain while walking, and helps standardize binding toe heights across the industry. The Marker Griffon X MWERKS do not have a multi-norm, adjustable AFD in the toe and therefore will not work with boots designed before GripWalk standardization.

Which binding is right for me?

In general, the Marker Griffon 13 X bindings are perfect for all but the most aggressive skiers. They're great for cruising groomers, zipping a bump line and trees and bowls. If you're an aggressive skier and find your feet are leaving the ground on any given run (on purpose!) then take a look at the Pivot 15.

Bindings are a personal choice (just like skis) so if you have another preference, you should go for it. Getting a more "advanced" binding never hurts, they just weigh a little more.