Marker Freeride Brake

Your brake width should be slightly wider than the waist width of your ski. A 110 mm brake is typically ideal for skis with a waist width between 90 mm and 105 mm to ensure the arms clear the edges without dragging.

No, these are specifically engineered for the Marker Duke, Baron, Jester, and Griffon binding series. Always verify your specific binding model before purchasing, as brake compatibility varies across the Marker lineup.

While the installation is straightforward for those comfortable with ski maintenance, it involves removing the heel piece of your binding. If you are not confident working on your own gear, we recommend having a certified ski technician install them to ensure proper function and safety.

The composite tips are designed to provide a secure grip on the snow when the ski is detached, preventing it from sliding away. They also help reduce overall weight compared to all-metal designs without sacrificing durability.

It is generally recommended to replace both brakes if you are changing sizes or if the existing pair has significant wear. If you are replacing a single broken brake, ensure the new one matches the exact model and width of the remaining functional brake.