The MARKER brand is currently the largest manufacturer of ski bindings in the world. The current market position is a component of innovative technical thinking, permanent care for quality, and constant striving to minimize the injury-causing potential of skiing. In 1952, ski instructor Hannes Marker, concerned about the number of fractures among his students and inexperienced skiers, produced the first safety bindings, revolutionizing binding production and simultaneously giving rise to the MARKER brand. Throughout the brand's long history, it has repeatedly set new directions in binding production, contributing to the development of skiing. The revolutionary approach to binding construction was also manifested in the Rotamat model, which despite its low weight exceeded the release force values of heavier box bindings. The latest achievement of Marker's engineers is the Xcell damper, which, thanks to its ability to selectively reduce vibrations, stiffens the binding during strong, short impulses, preventing unwanted releases, while during forces that could cause injury, the boot is gently released. The revolutionary approach to construction and the constant desire for innovation have ensured the MARKER brand a strong market position for over 60 years – find out what the brand's creators have prepared this year.