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Marker XCOMP 16 Black/Flo-Red

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SKU: 1016538 Category: Bindings & Lifter Plates Tag: Marker

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Description

The Xcomp 16 features all the premium components and technology just like the top model. This incorporates magnesium sole holders and an updated 3-point mounting pattern of the one body toe piece. Absorbers deliver precise yet forgiving ski steering and control. The improved Xcomp dampening technology eliminates all the fast, hard impacts and keeps the boot perfectly centered.

Technical Data:

DIN: 6 – 16.
Recommended for FIS Racers.
Recommended min weight of user: 60kg+
Brake 85mm.
XCOMP Toe System.
TCX Heel System.

Additional information

Weight	4 kg

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About Marker: The company was founded in 1952 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, by Hannes Marker, inventor of the first safety ski bindings, and has stood for safety and innovation within the field of skiing ever since. Today, Marker’s head office is located in Penzberg, Bavaria. As a key player in the winter sport sector, we are well aware of our responsibility to act sustainably. We therefore strive to conserve as many resources as possible during various production stages and are constantly researching new ways in which we can expand our efforts.