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The Marker 4.5 EPS Jr. is a great binding for your smaller and younger skiers that are out there getting after it. The weight range accommodates all of the kids that weight under 109 lbs. The Biotech Toe is lightweight and composite, yet has reliable retention. The Compact heel is very easy for the light weight skier to step in to, so they can be out on the slopes improving as much as possible.
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Q: What are the min and max boot size that can be used for these bindings?
Asked : Dec 15, 2015
By : AM, Fort McMurray
By : AM, Fort McMurray
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A: This binding does not have a minimum or maximum size boot that is required. It is a flat mounted binding, meaning that it needs to be drilled into the ski, and will fit adult and junior boots, as long as the skier weighs less than 109lbs.
Answered : Dec 16, 2015
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: I am trying to mate the M45's with an older Rossignol Blast twin tip. The waist on the Blasts is about 77mm. Will the M45's with the 85mm brake provide enough (and not too much) clearance?
Asked : Jan 15, 2014
By : Tom, Weston, MA
By : Tom, Weston, MA
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A: Absolutely, the Marker 4.5 EPS bindings with a brake of 85mm will provide plenty of clearance for your Rossignol skis (without being so wide they cause drag).
Answered : Jan 23, 2014
By : Dru, Customer Care
By : Dru, Customer Care
Q: I recently bought 5th element zirrafe skis... what do you think are the cheapest bindings i could get with these skis?
Asked : Jan 14, 2014
By : kj, ohio
By : kj, ohio
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A: With a waist width of 85mm, you will want a binding with 90mm brakes for an ideal fit with the Zirrafes. Ultimately which ones to go with will depend on your skill, weight and boot size. Chances are unless you are under 100 lbs a binding such as the Marker 4.5 would not be suitable (especially with a brake width of only 85mm).
Answered : Jan 16, 2014
By : Dru, Customer Care
By : Dru, Customer Care
Q: Do you mount bindings? I have already ordered line skis today. How much travel adjustment or boot size range with these bindings.
Asked : Nov 30, 2013
By : none, portland, oregon
By : none, portland, oregon
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A: That binding can be mounted to any size kid's ski boots. We do offer binding mounting, for a fee, if the skis, boots, and bindings are all purchased on the same transaction. Bindings must be mounted and adjusted by a certified technician and tested with the ski boots the skier will be using.
If you have any more questions please let us know.
Answered : Dec 04, 2013
By : Julie, Product Specialist
By : Julie, Product Specialist
Q: i have an armada bantam skis 115cm what binding is the best for it and if i bought an marker 4.5 eps junior ski bindings by marker will they give me two pares or on?
Asked : Jun 28, 2013
By : rashood, dubai
By : rashood, dubai
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A: With a brake width of 85mm, I would recommend a different binding than the Marker 4.5 EPS Juniors for your Bantams (which have a waist width of 67mm). A binding with a brake width of 75mm or 80mm would be ideal. The listed price shown is for a single set of bindings (one pair).
Answered : Jun 28, 2013
By : Dru, Customer Care
By : Dru, Customer Care
Q: im am thinking about getting the armada el rey skis and im wondering if you coulf show me the cheapest binding that would work with those skis
Asked : Apr 28, 2013
By : blahhh
By : blahhh
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A: The Atomic FFG 7 will be the cheapest binding we currently have in stock that will work with the Armada El Reys (the Marker 4.5 EPS will not have a wide enough brake). Keep in mind that you will still need to order a binding with a DIN that is compatible with your weight and skill level as well.
Answered : Apr 29, 2013
By : Dru, Customer Care
By : Dru, Customer Care
