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Marker Alpinist

The Marker Alpinist is a versatile binding. One of the neat features is the ability to opt-in for brakes or to ski without brakes. If you decide to opt-in at a later date, or change ski widths, find replacement brakes here. All brakes sold in pairs. Please note that these are NOT compatible with the Alpinist Long Travel binding.

90mm - The narrowest brake size reserved for the most versatile backcountry ski size.

105mm - Middlest of the three brake widths available for the Alpinist bindings. Good for powder skis or wide mountaineering skis.

115mm - Widest brake size available and designed for the largest backcountry skis on the market. If you haven't caught on to the benefits of skinnier skis in the backcountry, this is the brake size for you.

Marker Kingpin

Marker Kingpin brakes for your old heavy Kingpin or the new M-Works.

100mm - Will fit your skis 75 - 100mm wide.

125mm - New brakes for your Kingpins on skis from 100mm to 125mm underfoot.

Hybrid Duke PT

Brakes for the Marker Duke PT Binding

100mm - Will fit skis with waists widths from 85 - 100mm

125mm - Will fit skis with waists widths from 100 - 125mm

Brake Width Weight (per brake)
Alpinist 90mm 96g
Alpinist 105mm 99g
Alpinist 115mm 102g
Kingpin 100mm 126g
Kingpin 125mm 128g
Hybrid Duke PT 100mm
Hybrid Duke PT 125mm

Update 2022/23: Marker is now offering the Alpinist brakes with a black teflon pad.

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Questions & Reviews

3/12/2024
Question from Jack
 
Hey guys, I have some Saloman MTN Explore 95s and was wondering if you recommend the Alpinist 90mm or 105mm given some of the comments about brakes fitting larger skis. Thanks!
3/13/2024
Answer from Jeff
 
Hi Jack! The 90mm brakes should be able to accommodate the Explore 95 without any difficulties. In general, brakes can fit skis ~6mm wider due to their ability to bend. Thanks!
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11/17/2023
Question from Zed
 
Can I add an Alpinist Brake 115mm to my 120mm waist ski?
11/18/2023
Answer from Niko M
 
Hi Zed! The 115mm brakes should fit your ski just fine. Typically, brakes can accommodate waists ~5cm+ their stated width.
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8/4/2023
Question from Paul S
 
I have a pair of Kingpin 13's with 100mm breaks. Could I bend those out to fit 108mm skis or do I need to size up? Thanks in advance
8/4/2023
Answer from Jeff
 
Paul, Just tested it. The 100mm brake will fit a ski a few mm wider without bending. And you can bend brake arms out. It wouldn't be much, maybe 3mm per side, no big deal.
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3/6/2023
Question from Chloe Papier
 
Hi there!
Wondering if I can get an adjustment plate for the marker alpine at that would give you more adjustment then the 15 mm it comes with.

Thanks!
3/7/2023
Answer from Jeff
 
Chloe, There isn't one made. There aren't adjustment plates made for bindings that have adjustment. And yes, the 15mm of the Alpinist isn't much.
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2/27/2022
Question from Dillon Downs
 
Aren’t the “old heavy kingpins” all of 100 gr heavier than the shiny new m werks ?
2/28/2022
Answer from Ian C
 
Hi Dillon, yes, the original Kingpins are about 100g heavier per foot than the M-Werks!
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2/17/2022
Question from James
 
Are there brakes made for the long travel Alpinist? I have Marker Alpinist 9 Long Travel Demo Ski Bindings with a 90 mm brake. How wide a ski can the 90's be used? If I wanted to go wider are there options?

Thanks!
2/17/2022
Answer from Cole P
 
These are not compatible with the Long Travel Bindings.
2/17/2022
Answer from James M
 
Hi. Thanks. Understood that the above doesn’t fit a long travel. Just wondering if Marker makes a replacement brake for the long travel version. I have a 90 currently and was wondering if you carry a larger brake for the long travel?

Thanks!
2/17/2022
Answer from jbo
 
Hi James, sadly long-travel replacements are not available.
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1/13/2022
Question from Rob R
 
Hi. Question about Duke PT brakes. I’ve good the ON3P Woodsman 110. 100 width seems too narrow and 125 seems too wide. Do you have a recommendation on a solution?
1/14/2022
Answer from Brett S
 
Thanks for reaching out, Rob. You'll want to go with the 125 brakes, as they are designed to work with skis 100-125mm underfoot. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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9/24/2021
Kincaid M (used product regularly)
 
I've bought both the Kinpgin brakes (100-125 mm) and the Alpinist brakes (105mm) for different skis. The Kingpin brakes were put on a ON3P Woodsman tour 108 and are maybe a bit too wide for the application. When retracted for skiing or skinning, they hang above the edges and would likely catch if dragging your hip on a deep carve. Thankfully I'm not an aggressive enough skiier to make this an issue. For any narrower skis I would probably suggest the narrower brakes and then bending the arms out. Still stop the skis though! (4 of 5 stars, only docking for extremely large size range)

As far as the alpinist brakes go, they were purchased for a DPS Wailer 99. Easy enough to install but require removing the heel piece so it makes sense to do so on the initial mount. The pull tab on the brakes broke but using a pole tip made cycling the brakes much easier than the pull tab ever did. Ultimately when I sold the skis and bought new Alpinist bindings for the new set I decided to not re-up on brakes since the stopping power of the brakes was not worth the extra fiddle factor. (3 of 5 stars, docking for poor stopping factor).
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4/5/2021
Question from Eddie
 
I have the Scott superguide freetour with 105mm under foot. Which brake size should I use if I want to put a duke pt on them? 100mm or 125mm?
4/6/2021
Answer from Tristan M
 
Hi Eddie,

For a waist width of 105mm, I would recommend the 100mm brakes. Generally, brakes can be stretched up to 5 or 6mm wider to accommodate a wider ski. Alternatively, the 125mm brakes would result in a lot of overhang, and would be less than ideal.
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3/22/2021
Question from Anneke Jewett
 
I have a pair of 98 width (atomic backland 2021) with the marker alpinist 12 and I want to get some breaks for them but I don’t want them to be to wide would the 90mm be able to stretch out big enough for that ski width? Thanks
3/23/2021
Answer from Brett S
 
Thanks for your question, Anneke. The 90mm brake could be stretched to fit, however, it will be tight. The brakes do retract when they are tucked, so the 105 wouldn't likely have too much hanging over. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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2/25/2021
Question from Hal
 
I have a pair of marker alpinists on skis. Great binding IMO. I don't have brakes and was wondering if I would need to pull the screws out in order to set the brakes? Thanks in advance.
2/25/2021
Answer from Julieana
 
Hey Hal, you would need to take the binding off the ski in order to put the brakes on.
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2/16/2021
Question from clarkboulder
 
Hi, When might you have stock in the Alpinist 105mm brake?
2/16/2021
Answer from Will M
 
Hey Clark,

Would you mind sending us an email at help@skimo.co? We'll see if we can get a timeline for you.
2/16/2021
Answer from Jeff
 
Clark, Sorry, Marker is out of them for the rest of the season.
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1/22/2021
Question from Aaron Newby
 
I have a pair of 4frnt Ravens (104 waist) and plan to mount then with the M-werks Kingpin. The kingpin brakes are 100-125 and they look very wide. Would it be better/is it possible to use the 100mm brake instead?
1/22/2021
Answer from Teddy Young
 
Hey Aaron, the 100mm brakes would likely work for you, but you may need to bend them out just slightly.
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12/23/2020
Question from Weston
 
Planning to put these on Atomic Backland 78's. Seems like it might be silly but I'm not a big fan of leashes and want to keep them street (resort) legal. Will the 90 mm brakes be too wide?
12/23/2020
Answer from Will M
 
Hey Weston,

Thanks for the question! I think the 90mm brakes would be a bit too wide. You can certainly add them but just be aware that you may catch a brake arm when turning or skiing on steeps!
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12/17/2020
Question from Elliott
 
Will this brake work with last year's (2019) maker alpinist 12 bindings?
12/19/2020
Answer from Will M
 
Hey Elliott,

Thanks for reaching out! This brake will work with those bindings!
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10/16/2020
Question from Stephen
 
I have a pair of Alpinists with the 105 mm brake. Are they too big for a Blizzard Zero G 95? Do I need the 90 mm brake instead?
10/16/2020
Answer from Teddy Young
 
Hey Stephen, thanks for reaching out! The 105mm brake would be okay, but have a little excess brake width. For our Zero G 95 rental ski, we used a 90mm Alpinist brake and possibly bent it out just slightly!
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8/18/2020
Question from Mark
 
Hey there,

Wanted to get the marker kingpin 13s on my line sick day 104s for a 50-50 setup. Would I be able to stretch the brakes on the 100mm? Alternatively, would the 125mm brakes be too big? Let me know what you think. Thanks!
8/18/2020
Answer from Tim
 
Hi Mark, Ya pushing them out to 104 should not be an issue. I would suggest having the boot in the binding when you tug on them.
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4/13/2020
Question from Todd Dustman
 
I have 97 mm width skis and see you are out of the 105 mm brake. Will the 115 brakes overhang so much as to cause interference while skiing? Thanks.
4/13/2020
Answer from Brett S
 
Thanks for your question, Todd. The 115 would be a bit too big, however, the 90mm can be stretched to fit your ski (you typically can stretch brakes about 10mm). If you want the 105 brake option please send us an email at help@skimo.co and we can try to get them in for you!
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1/20/2020
Question from steve
 
what size would you recommend for 94 mm wide ski?
1/20/2020
Answer from Jeff
 
Steve, I measured the brake width on the 90mm and it came out at about 95mm. So the 90mm will work fine.
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1/19/2020
Question from Steve
 
Does adding the brakes raise the heal pins?
1/19/2020
Answer from TSB
 
Hi Steve, the heel pins on the Alpinist would not change height in adding a brake. You would retain the standard binding angle.
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