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Recalled ski binding in gold, sold with or without Marker branding in the highlighted area. -
Recalled ski binding in copper, sold with or without Marker branding in the highlighted area. -
Location of the serial number on the heel unit of the recalled ski binding.
The steel pins in the toe unit can break and reduce the release force of the binding, causing a fall hazard.
Marker USA at 800-453-3862 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, email at kingpin.exchange@mdv-usa.com or online at https://www.marker.net/en-us/ and click on More Info in the recall section for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involve s 2017-2018 Kingpin models 10 and 13 ski binding, with a black body and gold or copper accent coloring. The bindings are used with alpine touring ski boots with metal pintech inserts in the toe of each boot. The recalled toe units have heel units with serial numbers on the back in the following ranges: Kingpin 10 (337804 – 418632) and Kingpin 13 (337798 – 411728).
|
Model Number |
Product Name |
Accent Color |
|
7733R1MA |
KINGPIN 10; 75 - 100 mm |
gold |
|
7733R1MB |
KINGPIN 10; 100 - 125 mm |
gold |
|
7933R1MA |
KINGPIN 13; 75 - 100 mm |
gold |
|
7734R1MA |
KINGPIN 10 Demo; 75 - 100 mm |
gold |
|
7934R1MB |
KINGPIN 13 Demo; 100 - 125 mm |
gold |
|
7933R1MB |
KINGPIN 13; 100 - 125 mm |
gold |
|
7733S1MA |
KINGPIN 10; 75 - 100 mm |
copper |
|
7733S1MB |
KINGPIN 10; 100 - 125 mm |
copper |
|
7933S1MA |
KINGPIN 13; 75 - 100 mm |
copper |
|
7933S1MB |
KINGPIN 13; 100 - 125 mm |
copper |
|
7734S1MA |
KINGPIN 10 Demo; 75 - 100 mm |
copper |
|
7934S1MB |
KINGPIN 13 Demo; 100 - 125 mm |
copper |
Consumers should immediately stop using these bindings and return them to a Marker authorized retailer to obtain a free replacement toe unit. Consumers should bring their boots to be sure their bindings are adjusted correctly.
None reported
Marker USA, of Lebanon, N.H.
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