M 11.0 TP White
Downhill/All-Mountain ski bindings - Marker
Other colors available
Home delivery from 16/06/2026
Product not eligible for returnM 11.0 TP are alpine and all-mountain bindings by Marker.
These bindings are designed for any intermediate to advanced skier who's looking to push themselves to the limit. Multi-use, they stand out thanks to their power and stability on both soft powder and hard snow.
Their Triple Pivot Compact 2 and Intelligent Backward Release cater for the different forces the bindings need to endure. The M 11.0 TP will release if you fall, but will stay in place during hard power transfers.
As with all the brand's bindings, they feature AFD (Anti Friction Device) technology for a reliable, precise release.What's more, the TCX heel support makes them really easy to put on and take off. The M 11.0 TP bindings are also compatible with GripWalk soles.
Skier weight (recommended):
Min: 30 kg
Max: 90 kg
Skier level (recommended):
Beginner to advanced
Technical Specifications:
DIN / ISO: 3-11
Binding weight (per pair): 1880 g with brakes
Binding height without skis: 16.5/18 mm
Technology:
- AFD Gliding Plate: all Marker bindings feature AFD (anti friction device) technology to you can precisely release without being hindered by grime, snow or ice! Adjustment of the AFD can be varied according to the activity, whether it's competive runs, children's activities or cross-country skiing.
- Triple Pivot Compact 2: a particularly compact jaw with a horizontal spring. Combined with the gliding plate, the integrated gliding elements in the sole holders ensure a very precise release mechanism, typical of the other MARKER bindings.
- Intelligent Backward Release: differentiates between forces that occur during a fall and forces that occur during a manoeuvre. A spring adjusts the heel support's tension.
- GripWalk: a copolymer sole with a curved profile. Their convex shape and rubber tread make walking comfortable without compromising their grip. Their integrated rigid pads ensure excellent power transfer and precise release of the binding.
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