As the leading ski binding manufacturer since 1950 Marker has dominated the ski binding landscape. Now with more and more specialized skis that come without bindings, Marker has developed a great selection of ski bindings to help all levels of skiers get the most out of their new ski gear. A few ski seasons ago Maker introduced a major breakthrough in ski binding technology with the Marker Duke and the Marker Jester ski bindings. As the free skiing category has grown drastically over the last few years Marker had designed the Duke and Jester to enhance the freeskier’s experience, whether it is safety in the backcountry, providing better mobility when climbing, or enhanced performance in the park. So what else could be done to improve skiing for free skiers? The answer comes from an ongoing question that comes up when mounting bindings on your new skis. Where should I mount my bindings on my skis? The answer the new Marker Schizo binding system. You can now move the whole binding forward 3cm and back 3cm. Marker once again put itself in the drivers seat. So check out the bindings on the site or stop in either Ski Bum location to see them for yourself.