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F12 Tour Epf Black/Anthracite
Freerando bindings -
Other colors available
60 days to change your mindThe F12 Tour EPF is a ski touring binding from Marker.
With this model, you'll be able to ski in the resort and go hiking when you feel like it in just a few quick and easy manoeuvers.
The F12 Tour EPF offers optimum performance on both ascent and descent. Indeed, when climbing his help system offers three different positions for more performance and comfort. Downhill, this model offers security and the power of an alpine binding.
All the features of the F12 Tour EPF are combined with the durability of the frame EPF (Extended Power Frame). This system offers a wider wheelbase and wider base for skis with wider dimensions. It's also compatible with all mountaineering and hiking boots.
As with all the brand's bindings, the technology ( AFD (Anti Friction Device ) guarantees a reliable and precise trigger. The front and rear jaws offer precision, lightness and maximum torsional rigidity.
So the F12 Tour EPF guarantees you a high level of Performance both in the trees and on the slopes.
- Construction EPF (Extended Power Frame) for increased power transmission
- Compatible with most shoes with sole alpine and Gripwalk
Recommended skier level : Beginner to Experienced
Compatibility length ski boots : 303-365mm
Width brake : 110millimeters
Fitted heel : 60millimeters
Recommended user weight : less than 120 kg
Materials:
- AFD anti-friction plate: stainless steel
| TRIPLE PIVOT LIGHT 2 TOE | This newly developed and particularly compact jaw has a spring mounted obliquely. Combined with the sliding surface, the sliding elements integrated into the sole frames ensure a particularly precise Trigger, comparable to all other bindings Marker. An aluminum bridge on the top still reinforces the structure without adding unnecessary weight. |
| CLIMBING AID | The ascent aid in titanium or Steel, easily adjustable using the Ski pole, has three positioning options, 0°, 7° or 13°. Built-in elastomer damping elements allow for a pleasant hike, simply by reducing the irritating "click" sound. |
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