2026 DPS Kaizen 112 Skis with Marker Griffon 13 ID Bindings

The 2026 DPS Kaizen 112 with Marker Griffon 13 ID Bindings is a modern powder ski that blends float, finesse, and freeride performance in one playful platform. With a 15-meter turn radius, dramatic rocker profile, and lightweight carbon construction, the Kaizen 112 delivers quick pivoting and powerful rebound on soft snow days. From wide-open bowls to steep tree lines, this ski brings confidence and fun to every turn. We paired the 112 with the Marker Griffon 13 ID because of the Griffon’s precision and reliability for all mountain and freeride skiers. With a robust construction and all the best tech, the Griffon 13 is a popular high-performance binding choice for wider-bodied skis for good reason.

Why we like it:

It’s a powder ski that doesn’t feel like a burden. Light, maneuverable, and smooth through variable snow, the Kaizen 112 makes deep days easier and more enjoyable—whether you’re slashing fresh tracks or navigating tight spots. It’s one of the most approachable and energetic powder skis in the freeride category.

Who it's for:

Perfect for advanced to expert skiers chasing storm days, powder tree lines, or soft-snow steeps. If you want a floaty ski that responds quickly and doesn’t feel sluggish in tighter terrain, this one’s built for you.

Highlights:

A 15-meter radius and deep taper at the tip make the Kaizen 112 incredibly nimble in soft snow. The revised tail rocker profile offers better snow contact and energetic exit out of each turn, while the carbon, poplar, and ash core construction keeps things lightweight without sacrificing composure. It slashes, pivots, and floats with ease, yet maintains enough backbone to stay stable through chop. As we’ve come to expect from Marker, there’s no shortage of tech packed into the Griffon 13 binding. Marker’s Triple Pivot Elite Toe and Inter-pivot 3 Freeride Heel systems work in tandem to provide improved edge grip and control, as well as helping to mitigate vibrations for a smooth ride. A cleverly placed anti-ice rail sits on top of the toepiece and can be used to scrape off those pesky clumps of snow and ice that accumulate on the sole of your boot. With Multinorm (MN) boot compatibility, the Griffon 13 is a versatile and reliable choice for a huge range of skiers and applications.

Things to consider:

This is a powder-focused ski with directional intent—skiers looking for more versatility on firm snow or switch-friendly performance may want something with more tail rocker or metal for added damping.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to size. Size up for maximum float and high-speed control on deeper days, or downsize for maneuverability in trees or tighter lines.