


Freerando bindings -
The Cruise 12 Black/Green is a ski touring binding from the brand Marker.
This new binding is made from bio-sourced and recycled plastic without compromising on quality and performance. Weighing only 475 g per binding, this model offers an incredibly simple, comfortable, and modern entry into ski touring.
The pin binding features a number of exceptional characteristics that make life easier for skiers on their outings. Indeed, the Cruise 12 has a toe piece and an ISI heel piece that reduce the effort needed to step in. Furthermore, you will have no trouble clipping the heel piece as it offers a comfortable rise aid at 0°, 8°, and 12°. Finally, thanks to its ergonomic design, it is possible to easily rotate it 180°, allowing you to switch quickly and easily from touring mode to skiing mode.
Thus, the Cruise 12 is intended for anyone wishing to discover the world of ski touring!



Ski boot length compatibility : 243-387 mm
Stop-ski width : 90 mm
Endpiece adjustment : 25 mm
Recommended user weight : under 120 kg
| CRUISE HEEL | The ergonomic endpiece ensures a simplified and very easy transition from ski to walk mode by a simple 180° rotation of the heel. |
| ISI TOE | The new ISI toe piece system facilitates stepping in thanks to its high resistance and carbon reinforcement. |
| CLIMBING AID | The titanium or steel climbing aid, easily adjustable using the ski pole, offers three positioning options: 0°, 8°, or 12°. Integrated elastomer damping elements provide a pleasant ascent, simply by eliminating the irritating "clicking" noise. |
| BIO-BASED PLASTIC | Bio-based plastics are used in components subject to maximum mechanical load. They have the same mechanical properties as conventional plastics, a lower CO2 footprint, and do not require the consumption of fossil resources such as oil or natural gas. Bio-based plastics are used, for example, in the Climbing Aid system and the heel piece. |
| RECYCLED PLASTIC | Recycled plastics have the best environmental footprint and reduce waste. The material is used in less stressed components, and the geometry of the components has been specially adapted to the properties of the recycled plastic. |