About this product
Griffon X 13
Marker rebuilt the Griffon from the chassis up. The X-Brake is integrated into the heel plate rather than bolted underneath, which drops the stand height to 14mm.
Lower means closer to the ski. Edge engagement is faster, the feel underfoot is more direct, and landings feel more planted. If you have ridden a Griffon for years, this is the version that finally changes how it feels.
GripWalk
Freeride
- Integrated X-Brake — built into the heel plate rather than bolted under it. This is the change that makes the 14mm stand height possible.
- Triple Pivot Elite X Toe — high-tech plastics cut weight while keeping the retention Griffon toes are known for.
- Inter Pivot X Heel — ultra-compact, which frees the ski to flex naturally and lets you hold a tighter turn radius.
- DIN 4.0 – 13.0 — covers skiers up to roughly 120 kg pushing hard, without living at the top of the range.
The Griffon X 13 does not accept touring boot soles. Alpine (ISO 5355) and GripWalk (GW A) only.
If any of your boots are ISO 9523 touring soles — including a lot of hybrid freeride boots — you want the Griffon 13 MN instead. Same DIN range, proven platform, takes all three sole types, and offers a 110mm brake.
Bring your boots in or check the sole stamp. We would rather sort this out now than after it is mounted.
- Pick a brake equal to or slightly wider than your ski waist.
- The X line comes in 90, 105 and 120mm — there is no 110. If your waist is 106–110, the Griffon 13 MN in a 110 fits better.
- Mounting and DIN setting included with a ski and binding purchase. Bring your boots and we will set and test it on the machine.
Skiers on alpine or GripWalk boots who want the most connected feel Marker builds — park laps, pipe, and off-piste on the same setup.
Mounted and tested in-house — Gravity Coalition, Midway & Heber
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