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Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012

(7 reviews)   |  SKU# 44005   |  Condition: New
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Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012: What goes up must come down. At Marker, it's all about having the descent of a lifetime. The Marker Tour F12 Alpine Touring Bindings are AT bindings for the skier who wants an all-day touring rig, but still wants great skiing performance. The Tour F12’s focus is on light-weight, all-day touring functionality combined with the downhill skiing performance Marker is known for.
Additional Features
Hollow technology base plate provides impressive stability combined with very lightweight gas-injected construction
Back Country Comfort touring mechanism allows for glove-friendly, comfortable opening and closing. Switching the lever to touring mode moves the whole binding 40mm backward for a balanced stepping motion and easier kick turns on steep terrain.
Titanium climbing aid with 7° & 13° positions can easily be accessed with ski pole. Integrated elastomer padding dampens the impact and noise.
Removable brake can be swapped with heel spacer and safety straps.
Height adjustable, gliding AFD for alpine/AT
36mm stand height above ski
No-pull-out screws
Recommended Use
The Marker Tour F12 is designed for the skier who spends the majority of time touring but still wants a reliable binding for skiing on resort.
Compatibility
We recommend a brake width that is equal to the ski waist width and at most 15mm wider.
Construction
Power-Width-Design gives freeskiing bindings the ultimate power transmission for today's wide skis with the shortest frame of all hiking models in the market, 10 mm wider interface than traditional bindings (not built around the historic 63 mm SL ski like conventional bindings), and connection brackets extend upward on the outside for the ultimate power transmission.
Triple-Pivot Compact toe features a cross-axis toe spring.
Comfort 2 heel is a hollow linkage heel with aluminum axle that saves weight and maximizes torsional stiffness.

Specs

  • Ability Level: Intermediate-Advanced
  • DIN: High: 12
  • DIN: Low: 4
  • Warranty: 3 Years
  • Brake Width (mm): 110
  • Rider Weight: 80-250 lbs.
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Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012
 
4.0

(based on 7 reviews)

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86%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Easy entry & release (6)
  • Good interface (6)
  • Adjustable (5)
  • Great construction (5)
  • Lightweight (4)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Downhill (6)
    • Backcountry (3)
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    5.0

    I like em

    By topspin

    from McCall, ID

    About Me Expert

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Adjustable
    • Easy Entry & Release
    • Good Interface
    • Good Shock Absorption
    • Great Construction
    • Installs Easily
    • Lightweight

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Downhill

      Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

      I like the toe release, which the Dynafit doesn't have. Almost as lite weight.

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      4.0

      Rock Solid touring binding

      By D

      from Bellingham, Wa

      About Me Advanced

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Adjustable
      • Easy Entry & Release
      • Good Interface
      • Reasonable Weight
      • Short Learing Curve

      Cons

      • none yet

      Best Uses

      • Backcountry touring
      • Downhill

      Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

      Great bang for the buck and a solid feel underfoot that is missing from other touring bindings. Could be lighter but then again it may not feel as solid. Some learning to be done with a new system but very intuitive and with a low fiddle factor. Need to pay attention to clearing snow in your transitions (true of all touring bindings). Have skied them extensively in area and backcountry. Work with alpine and backcountry boots. Hard to give something a 5 out of 5 but this is close.

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      5.0

      Great Binding

      By jsennewa

      from beverly,ma

      About Me Professional

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Adjustable
      • Easy Entry & Release
      • Good Interface
      • Good Shock Absorption
      • Great Construction
      • Lightweight

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Cross-Country
        • Downhill

        Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

        Hope to use it backcountry next season. It's a light but well made binding that should last for quite a while.

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        4.0

        Nice lightweight binders

        By MT Powder

        from Whitefish, MT

        About Me Advanced

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Adjustable
        • Easy Entry & Release
        • Great Construction
        • Installs Easily
        • Lightweight

        Cons

        • Lots of plastic

        Best Uses

        • Downhill
        • Side Country

        Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

        Nice bindings - a lot of plastic, but lightweight. I'm not sure I'd use them for dedicated resort setup - for the occasional side foray. I'd use the Barron or Dukes for that. Well made.

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        2.0

        Back to the factory...

        By Uno

        from North Bend, WA

        About Me Advanced

        Verified Reviewer

        Pros

        • Easy Entry & Release
        • Good Interface

        Cons

        • Poor Construction

        Best Uses

          Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

          Picked up a pair of F12s in Fall 2011. Great downhill performance. However, the tracks tend to ice up when you've been in tour mode, and it became routine to scrape ice out of the connecting tracks before transitioning to downhill mode. Not that I am counting seconds during the transition, but I am always the last guy trying to hack ice out of his binding while everyone is eager to drop. Final straw came this last week when I kept popping out of the binding unexpectedly. I noticed a significant amout of freeplay in the toe-binding and tried adjusting the binding at home, but the problem persisted. Took everything into the shop, they noticed the freeplay and said "Yup...these are going back to the factory" Defective toe bindings on both left and right bindings. Thanks, Marker...6-8 weeks without skis while I wait for shop credit or replacements. I am hoping for shop credit.

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          4.0

          Downhill function works great

          By Orion85

          from Los Angeles

          About Me Advanced

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Easy Entry & Release
          • Good Interface
          • Great Construction

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • backcountry
            • Downhill

            Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

            Went skiing on these bindings for the first time last weekend at a resort. They felt just like downhill bindings. Haven't tried the AT mode yet.

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            4.0

            nice bindings

            By Orion85

            from Los Angeles

            About Me Expert

            Verified Buyer

            Pros

            • Adjustable
            • Good Interface
            • Great Construction
            • Installs Easily
            • Lightweight

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • backcountry
              • Downhill

              Comments about Marker Tour F12 (Large) Alpine Touring Bindings (110mm Brakes) 2012:

              Great AT bindings with strong downhill performance. Taking your boot out to transition is a bit of a pain in deep powder. Everything else gets an A in my book.

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