Marker FDT System Junior Ski Binding

The FDT system is an integrated track that allows the binding to slide along the ski. This makes it incredibly easy to adjust the binding size as your child's boot size changes, saving you from having to remount the bindings every time they grow.

The DIN range determines how easily the binding releases during a fall. The 0.75-4.5 range is typically for lighter, younger skiers, while the 2-7 range is better suited for older or more aggressive junior skiers. Always consult a certified ski technician to set the correct DIN based on your child's height, weight, and ability level.

These bindings are compatible with standard ISO 5355 alpine boot soles. If your child is using GripWalk or touring-specific soles, you will need to check for compatibility, as those soles often require different binding standards.

Yes, the brake width must be slightly wider than the waist width of the ski to ensure the brakes deploy correctly when the boot is released. You should choose the 70mm or 85mm option based on the specific width of the junior skis you are pairing them with.

These bindings are designed specifically for skis that feature the Marker FDT plate system. They are not universal bindings and will not mount directly to flat skis without the corresponding FDT track system already installed.