MARKER Ski Binding Brake

You should choose a brake width that is slightly wider than the waist width of your ski. For example, if your ski has a 105mm waist, you will need the 110mm brake to ensure the arms clear the edges properly without dragging.

These brakes are specifically designed for the Duke, Jester, Baron, Jester Pro, Griffon, Squire, and Tour series. They are not universal across every single Marker binding ever made, so always verify your specific binding model before purchasing.

While installation is straightforward if you are comfortable working with binding components, it involves removing the heel piece. If you are not confident in your ability to reassemble the binding correctly, we strongly recommend having a certified ski technician perform the swap to ensure your safety.

No, these brakes are engineered specifically for flat top sheet skis. Using them on skis with a rounded or heavily contoured top sheet may prevent the brake from deploying or retracting correctly, which creates a significant safety risk.

You only need to replace the brakes if the waist width of your new skis is different from your previous pair. If the new skis are the same width, your existing brakes will work perfectly fine.