How to adjust your Marker binding | Snowcountry

Snowcountry snowhow video about how to adjust your Marker Binding.
How to determine your DIN setting?
• How to determine your ...
00:00 Intro
00:19 Set the binding to your boot size
01:00 Check the forward pressure
01:21 Adjust the DIN setting
02:04 Outro
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[@ozein312]

Really useful video. Thank you for posting.

[@pace_tracker]

Thanks, helpful video 🤙🏼

[@earlcounter9111]

super helpful and easy to do once you explained it!!!

[@yoeri2451]

Ik heb een vraagje: Hoe worden de Marker MXC 12 TC Bindingen van een K2 AMP 80XTi Ski evo 2014 verwijdert?

[@TS-ff7lp]

Hi, a question. Regarding the pressure indicator - is it important that the black line is in the center of the white area, or can it also be slightly left or right of center? Thank you

[@snowcountry_eu]

As long as you can see the line you're good to go. Slightly off center is no problem.

[@L3uX]

@@snowcountry_eu Great video. To add on, what if the black marker is fairly close to the beginning, meaning it's popping up within the first 1/4th of the window. Upon picking up boot/shaking, the black marker is almost out of the window. By moving heel piece up (lower size), the marker is now at the last 1/4th of window. Is it preferable to have forward pressure at the earlier 1/4th or later 1/4th? Later 1/4th obviously is more pressure and seems to not be the best for disengage/release and it's digging more into the boot soles.

[@snowcountry_eu]

@@L3uX If you can see the black Marker this means the forward pressure is set correctly and within range. You can try to get it more centered but this is not necessary.

[@L3uX]

@@snowcountry_eu Thank you so much. Combing through lots of older forums, yeah I see that as along the black marker is within range, it's acceptable.

[@scorpion37F]

how do you adjust the toe height on these bindings?

[@snowcountry_eu]

You don't ;-) The toe-piece fits Alpine and Grip Walk soles without further adjustment.