Here you will find brakes for your Marker touring bindings. These can be swapped onto your existing bindings if you change skis and need a different width. Please note all brakes are sold in pairs unless otherwise stated.
Marker Alpinist
Brakes for the Alpinist 8/10/12 binding. Note that standard Alpinist brakes are NOT compatible with the Long Travel or rental bindings; those brakes have longer tracks and are available separately. These weigh 99 grams each in a 105mm.
Marker Kingpin
Marker Kingpin brakes for your heavy Kingpin or the newer M-Works. Choose the 100mm for skis up to 104mm or so wide, and the 125s for anything wider. Approximately 127 grams per side.
Hybrid Duke PT
Brakes for the Duke PT hybrid binding with the partially removable toe piece. These are available in two widths, 100mm & 125mm, weighing approx. 220g.
Marker Free
Brakes for the Free series of bindings. Includes Performance Boost freeride spacers, making the total weight roughly 145g, depending on width.
Update 2022/23: Marker is now making the Alpinist brakes with a black teflon pad instead of white.
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?
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?
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!
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!
Nam, yes, the Kingpin brakes here will work with any season Kingpin.
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10/28/2019
Question from
Ethan
Can these brakes be added to the standard Alpinist, or only the Alpinist Long Travel? Can they be added/removed without remounting the heelpiece to the ski?
