Marker Squire 11 Ski Bindings

We like the Squire 11 because it gives lighter skiers a proper performance binding without making them carry or overpower more binding than they need. It is compact, relatively light and easy to step into, with enough range for a lot of progressing all-mountain and freestyle skiers.

Consider Another Option If: Your required release setting falls outside the 3–11 range, you need compatibility with touring boot soles, or you want a more substantial binding for particularly aggressive skiing.

• Lighter adult skiers
• Intermediate to advanced skiers
• All-mountain, freeride and freestyle skiing
• Skiers who want a lighter alpine binding with a lower release range

• Triple Pivot Light 2 Toe: Keeps the toe compact and light while maintaining direct power transmission.
• Anti Ice Rail: Lets you scrape snow and ice from the bottom of the boot before stepping in.
• Hollow Linkage 2 Heel: Requires less step-in force, making entry noticeably easier.
• Low 24 mm Platform: Keeps the boot close to the ski for a direct feel and good ski control.
• Stainless-Steel AFD: Provides a consistent gliding interface for reliable release with compatible boot soles.

Who is the Marker Squire 11 designed for?

The Squire 11 is particularly well suited to lighter adult skiers whose required binding setting falls within its 3–11 range. Its combination of relatively low weight and freeride/freestyle construction works well for progressing intermediate and advanced skiers.

Is the Marker Squire 11 compatible with GripWalk boots?

Yes. The current Squire 11 accepts adult Alpine ISO 5355 and GripWalk ISO 23223 boot soles.

Is the Squire 11 only for park skiing?

No. Although its lightweight construction and Royal Family heritage make it well suited to freestyle skiing, it is also a practical all-mountain and freeride binding for lighter skiers.

What brake widths are available?

The Squire 11 is available with 90, 100 and 110 mm brakes. Choose the appropriate width based on the waist width of your skis.