Griffon 13 Mn Ski Bindings - Black 2027
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Griffon 13 Mn Ski Bindings - Black 2027
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Quick Specs
| Ability Level | Advanced · Expert |
| DIN Low | 4.0 |
| DIN High | 13.0 |
| Boot Sole Type | ISO 5355 (Alpine) · ISO 9523 (Touring) · GripWalk (ISO 23223 A) |
| Brake Width | 90 · 100 · 110 · 120 mm |
| Weight | 1040 g / piece |
Product Description
The Griffon 13 MN brings true freeride performance to skiers who refuse to be locked into a single boot standard. Built around Marker's Triple Pivot Elite 4 toe and Inter Pivot 4 heel, it delivers precise edge control and strong downhill energy transfer across the full DIN 4–13 range. The Multinorm platform accepts Alpine, Touring, and GripWalk soles without tools. For advanced to expert freeride skiers who want one binding that adapts to any setup.
Product Details
| Toe Piece | Triple Pivot Elite 4: Cross-mounted spring with 5° inclined sole holder for maximum energy absorption and reduced false releases; large contact surface optimizes power transmission across DIN/ISO 4.0–13.0. Light and stiff construction for improved edge grip and control. |
| Heel Piece | Inter Pivot 4: Fourth-generation freeride heel, completely revised for improved power transmission, energy absorption, and vertical heel elasticity with enhanced comfort; rated DIN/ISO 4.0–13.0. |
| Anti-Friction Device | AFD Gliding Plate (Stainless Steel): Moveable stainless steel plate supporting precise release, unhindered by dirt, snow, and ice. |
| Boot Compatibility | MN (Multinorm): Height-adjustable gliding plate accepts all adult boot sole standards: Alpine (ISO 5355 A), Touring (ISO 9523), and GripWalk (ISO 23223 A). Height adjusted via Pozi screw at the front. |
| Anti Ice Rail | Metal rail integrated into the binding to scrape ice and snow from the boot sole before entry. |
| Brakes | Available in 90 mm, 100 mm, 110 mm, and 120 mm widths. |
| Stand Height | 24 mm |
| Rec. Skier's Weight | Under 120 kg |
Griffon 13 Mn Ski Bindings - Black 2027 FAQ
I sometimes use touring boots. Will the Griffon 13 Mn work with them?
Yes. The Griffon 13 Mn is a Multinorm (MN) binding, accepting Alpine (ISO 5355 A), Touring (ISO 9523), and GripWalk (ISO 23223 A) boot soles. The height-adjustable AFD gliding plate switches between norms using a Pozi screwdriver. One binding covers all three sole types without any additional adapter.
My boots have GripWalk soles. Is there a setup step I need to do first?
Yes, a quick adjustment is needed. The Multinorm AFD gliding plate must be set to the GripWalk height using a Pozi screwdriver before use. Once set, the Griffon 13 Mn is fully GripWalk-compatible, and the Anti Ice Rail on the toe keeps the sole clear of ice and snow for consistent release behavior.
Is DIN 4.0 to 13.0 the right range for an advanced freeride skier?
For most advanced freeriders under 120 kg, yes. The 13.0 ceiling gives expert and heavier riders room to dial in an accurate setting without sitting at the top of the range. The Triple Pivot Elite 4 toe is engineered with a cross-mounted spring and 5-degree inclined sole holder to absorb impact and reduce false releases in freeride terrain.
What brake widths are available for wider freeride and powder skis?
The Griffon 13 Mn comes in 90, 100, 110, and 120 mm brakes. The 120 mm option covers freeride skis with very wide waists, making it one of the few bindings in its class that accommodates wide powder skis without a separate wide-brake kit.
How does the heel handle the energy and impact of hard freeride skiing?
The Inter Pivot 4 is a fourth-generation, fully revised heel with improved vertical heel elasticity, better energy absorption, and stronger power transmission compared to earlier Griffon generations. Built light and stiff, it translates force directly to the ski without flex or slop under high-impact freeride loads.
Is this binding only for off-piste, or can it hold up on groomers too?
The Griffon 13 Mn is categorized as a freeride binding and tuned for off-piste performance. That said, the DIN range (4.0 to 13.0) and the stiff Triple Pivot Elite 4 toe and Inter Pivot 4 heel make it equally capable on groomers. It's a solid choice for advanced skiers who split time between resort and backcountry.