After the Griffon broke onto the scene the team at Marker had to stop and ask: Is there a way to improve performance for freeskiers? Look at one of the most important questions skiers ask when mounting their bindings: where on the ski should the binding go? For free-skiing, all mountain and powder riding, further back. For switch and park, the answer is forward. There hasn't been a way to accommodate for both styles... until now. 60mm of travel allows for the perfect position no matter the condition, and with the Triple Pivot Elite Toe and Inter-Pivot Heel from the Jester line, the Schizo performs like a champ in any setting. With a max DIN of 13 and some slick new shades, the aggressive skier who doesn't need to add another pair to their quiver will love the Griffon Schizo. Little brother to the Jester Schizo, the Griffon is a one-binding wonder you won't regret on your quest for total mountain domination.