A lighter weight cousin of the Duke EPF, the Marker Baron EPF Small Ski Bindings now feature the same 10 mm wider frame for increased power transmission with wider skis. Combined with a 4-13 DIN range, and an updated Triple Pivot Elite toe and Inter-Pivot Heel, the Baron EPF is a versatile all-mountain charger that will work equally well in the backcountry as doing hard lift-served laps.

Specs:

• ability level: intermediate-advanced
• DIN range:  4- 13
• recom. skier's Weight: 80+ lbs
• height w/o ski: 36 mm
• brake width : 110mm (90 and 130 available)
• toe system : Triple Pivot Elite
• gliding AFD : Stainless Steel, Height Adjustable*
• step-in heel: Inter-Pivot
• EPS system: Dual-screw Brake Pad
• color combinations : black / silver
• weight (pair): 2450 g (S) / 2480 g (L)
• size: S 265-325mm

KEY FEATURES

• WIDER BASE PLATE
• NEW HEEL DESIGN
• NEW TOE DESIGN

Toe

Triple Pivot Light Toe - This compact design features a horizontally oriented spring. The Triple Pivot Light toe offers a unique combination of light weight and solid power transmission.

Heel

Hollow Linkage Heel - The hollow linkage heel features a hollow horizontal axle that saves weight and maximizes power transmission, creating a light weight product with the phenomenal power transmission.

Tour Mode

Climbing Aid - The climbing aid offers three positions, flat (0°) / 7° / 13° which can easily be accessed with the ski pole, even in an unstable standing position. Integrated elastomer padding dampens the impact, reducing the irritating "clack" and allowing more comfortable hiking.Backcountry Technology - The integrated climbing level features a safe, secure transition from ride to hike. The hiking aid offers flat, 7° and 13° positions. In ski mode, the BCT lever is protected from unwanted releases.

Additional Features

EPF - Extended Power Frame - Bigger, better and 28% wider. The screw pattern is 10 mm wider than before, providing unbelievable power transmission - how many people are skiing on wider skis than 5 years ago EPF is designed for skis 89 mm and wider.

Ski Compatibility

We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width.