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About the Marker Jester 16
What is the Marker Jester 16 ID good for?
The Marker Jester 16 is designed for high-performance freeskiing, offering exceptional power transmission and stability for aggressive skiers. It excels in both park and powder, making it the go-to choice for skiers who demand reliability and precision on varied terrain.
Who is the Marker Jester 16 ID good for?
The Jester 16 is ideal for advanced and expert skiers who push their limits in the park, backcountry, and anywhere in between. It’s perfect for aggressive freeskiers and professionals who require a binding that can handle the most demanding skiing styles, including big jumps and deep powder lines.
When and where should the Marker Jester 16 ID be used?
This binding is designed for all-mountain and freestyle skiing, performing exceptionally well in the park, on steep powder lines, and in any aggressive terrain. It’s suited for skiers who push the limits of performance in any condition, from hitting large features in the park to charging backcountry lines.
How will some of the key features of the Marker Jester 16 ID enhance my experience?
The Marker Jester 16 features a wider baseplate for maximum power transmission, making it ideal for aggressive skiers. It also incorporates more magnesium parts than other bindings, enhancing its strength-to-weight ratio for greater durability without added weight. The ID Sole height-adjustable toe piece ensures compatibility with Alpine Touring boot soles, adding versatility for skiers using different boot types.
Why choose the Marker Jester 16 ID?
You would choose the Marker Jester 16 for its superior performance and versatility. It’s packed with features that enhance both power transmission and durability, making it a go-to for top freeskiers. The addition of magnesium for a better strength-to-weight ratio and the compatibility with touring boots via the adjustable toe piece make it a versatile, high-performance option for serious skiers who need a binding that can handle everything from park jumps to powder runs.
- ID Sole - Compatible with Alpine Touring and Traditional ski boot soles
- Toe Piece - Triple Pivot Elite Toe mounts the spring mechanism horizontally to produce a more compact design with even weight distribution
- Heel Piece - Inter Pivot Heel reduces the instance of early release whilst offering direct pressure to the boot sole when a release is required
- Mountain Profile: Freeride
- Mounting System: Drill Mounted
- Ski Boot Compatibility: Alpine Touring Soles - ISO 9523
- Binding Type: Alpine Bindings
- DIN Range: 6-16
- Guide: How do I pick the right ski binding size?
