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My day of dorsiflexion: Demo Marker bindings!!!

MissySki

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I can’t say whether I notice it or not. I think I’d have to be on the same ski, same day, same conditions, with different bindings to know if it makes a noticeable difference in my skiing. I’d also probably need a trained eye to assess any changes.

I watched a video not too long ago where the presenters were discussing a young racer kid who switched skis and suddenly was skiing like a different person. The skis, while from two different companies, were not so different in performance attributes that it should have made such a stark contrast in his skiing. After a thorough diagnosis, they discovered that the binding delta was very different on the second pair of skis. It just positioned him better and resulted in surprisingly stronger performance.
You would know if you noticed it. Not even by skiing, just the balance felt when standing clicked into them.
 

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