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Frozen beautiful thanks for show

Yay~ Nice 👍

Did they update them for 2025?

Hi, for someone not ski at all in park or freestyle, just hard carving but like safest binding, this will still best choice? Thanks

Looks like a lot of fun in the powder looks deep. I'm down here central Oregon and I'm a roofer by trade I do a lot of work at Mount Bachelor and they opened early they have got a lot of snow. Happy Thanksgiving

Where?

Very good video ! For the front binding, the screws are compatible with insert or not ?

Why do you think the Griffon doesn‘t work with GripWalk?

I’m really looking to buy them because they are rare but idk from where I can find them

My Market Griffons lasted 14 years and never broke. Only reason I changed was cause I got boots that had grip walk. I bought two more for my boots. Also I'm an expert skier 17 years skiing and I love Griffins.

Skiing back Country is cool, until it ain’t….

This seems like a dream

thank you for the review!

Good video 👍

Try a 180 out next time

not steep and you stayed in the track lol

Nice

that’s sick

Do you know this ski model:Line Skis Mordecai Skis 2019? Do you think 179 cm is long enough for me? I'm 192cm and I'm looking for powder skis

I want to get a pair of Marker Griffon demo bindings for my new Nordica Enforcer 104. Would the best fit likely be a 100mm or 110mm brake ??? Thx

The pivots are great, but they cost just as much as my skis (revolt 90 eyes)

Nice chowder

If you max your DIN at 11, which is high, wouldn’t you need the 14 or 15? I was always told it was better not to be near the max long term.

That snow looks way too soft

Good video, just gotta mention though, griffons are the worst bindings on the market for adjustability (Besides look pivots). MAX you can get one boot size in either direction. For me, I had to specially mount them in between two boot sizes to fit two pairs of boots in them. I have the 2024s so let me know if they changed it this year but I never heard anything.

Speaking from user experience, two major points you missed. 1. Pro: The relatively small drill patterns for the mounting bolts allows for the ski to flex longitudinally more naturally than bindings with larger footprint hole patterns, which in my opinion raises comfort and control while skiing since I'm able to feel the ski bending through turns and hits. 2. Con: Pivot heels are noticeably more difficult to fully click into than other style heelpieces, especially in deep, soft, and/or wet snow and on steep slopes. It's possible to be partially clicked in, with the outer portion of the heelpiece not snapped fully "up" which can be a safety concern. And the heels can rotate while trying to click in if the boot heel isn't aligned correctly with the heelpiece. These are things I am willing to live with (most Pivot users probably are), but people looking for a more user friendly binding they can step into without thinking about should look elsewhere.

Was that a body in the snow

No

Great points. I will say, however, that it’s worth noting the Jester uses magnesium components in place of some of the plastic that’s in the Griffons. I just figured it’s worth mentioning that it’s not only the din range that differs the Jester from the Griffon.

I just 86'ed my griffins for pivots. Just better clamps.

Just go into the trees, you’ll be in powder for the whole run

Turning away from the woods kills me… all that beautiful pow…

❤❤😢😢❤😢❤❤❤😂😂😂😂is the last time that you were only gonna be able for me

😂😂😂😂😂😂lol

Ive never been skiing before but ive always wanted to try. I wanna have a camera crew too so they film me dying or something

No park and no park features in this vedio

Keep doing what you love 👍🏻

👍👍

Where is this?

Maybe not flying but still pretty cool

Show off.

Is this supposed to be impressive? Do some flips

That looks fun I haven't skied 30 years

What does it mean? 🤔

Lame

Is that Jay peak?! Bc I ski in Jay peak

Sick

Woah! I wish I could do that!

following your skibidi frfr

Where are you? I got to look it up.