Marker Cruise
Best eco conscious choice for entry level alpine touring enthusiasts.
This touring binding finally makes backcountry transitions feel intuitive rather than a chore, thanks to a simplified step-in design. By prioritizing eco-conscious materials without sacrificing safety or release reliability, it proves that sustainable gear doesn't have to compromise on performance when you're deep in the mountains.
$649.99
at
Cripple Creek Backcountry
Who it's for
- Eco-conscious skiers looking for high-performance sustainable equipment
- Tourers who want quick and reliable engagement in deep snow
- Intermediate backcountry enthusiasts seeking a straightforward and reliable setup
Who should skip it
- Aggressive freeriders or heavier individuals needing higher release settings
- Value-oriented skiers searching for the lowest possible entry price
- Skiers who equate metal construction with long-term durability and strength
Performance breakdown
Transition Efficiency
Simplified step-in and rotation mechanics make switching modes remarkably quick.
Weight Optimization
Lightweight construction significantly reduces fatigue during long, demanding backcountry ascents.
Safety Reliability
Independent release adjustments provide consistent security across varied, unpredictable terrain.
Climbing Versatility
Color-coded aids offer intuitive, rapid adjustments for changing slope angles.
Sustainability Impact
Innovative use of bio-based materials sets a new standard for eco-conscious gear.
User Accessibility
Beginner-friendly design lowers the barrier to entry for backcountry touring.
Key Specs
Weight
455 grams
Material
Carbon Fiber
Binding Type
Touring
Max DIN Setting
12
Release Value Range
6 to 12
Brake Width
90 mm
Boot Sole Compatibility
Touring ISO, Tech
Toe Piece Type
Tech
Skiing Level
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Has Climbing Aids
Yes
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