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Marker The Squire Ski Bindings (90mm Brakes) 2012

Marker The Squire Ski Bindings (90mm Brakes) 2012
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Marker The Squire Ski Bindings (90mm Brakes) 2012: Meet the all new member of the venerable Marker Royal family ? The Squire Binding. With a DIN range of 3-11, the Marker The Squire Ski Binding suits the skier who is looking for a light-weight versatile freeskiing binding that offers powerful energy transmission. Featuring the new Triple Compact To and Hollow linkage heel, the Marker The Squire Ski Binding is feather light (the lightest binding of its kind) but burly. Ride light while hucking huge air.
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