Frequently Asked Questions
- How often do I have to re-check the adjustment of my binding?
- What is a system?
- Do all-round Skiers and Carvers use interfaces?
- Does it make sense for Kids and Juniors to ski with an interface?
- Do Racers use interfaces?
- Where do I mount the binding on the ski?
- What are the stand height regulations for FIS races?
- Where do I find Information about Marker/Völkl bindings?
- Where do I find Information about Marker/K2 bindings?
- Wo finde ich Informationen über Marker/Nordica System-Bindungen?
- Where do I find Information about Marker/Blizzard bindings?
- Where do I find Information about Marker/Kneissl bindings?
- Where do I get spare parts like windows?
- Who is my contact person in case of a reclamation?
- How do I store my skis & bindings correctly in summer time?
- What do I have to do, if my brakes do not fit on my Freeride skis?
- Do Freeriders use interfaces?
- What can I do, if I stripped a screw?
- Can I become a member of the Marker test team?
Can I become a member of the Marker test team?
Basically Free-riders don’t use as high of an interface as Carvers or Racers do. Because both Jibber- and Big Mountain skis have a moderate sidecut, its simply not necessary. Jibbers want to stick their landings, therefore its better if the skis don’t react over sensitively (for example in a cant landing). An interface like the BIG AIR PAD cushions hard impacts but doesn’t turn the ski into an aggressive carving-weapon. And again its easier to grab when you are not standing 55mm over the ground. Also for Big Mountain Free-riders the “surf feeling” is intensified with a moderate, not too aggressive BIG AIR PAD--that even looks cool.
