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DIN chart: When height and weight don't match
I'm very lightweight, and my height is two rows below my weight when reading a DIN chart (the lower in the chart, the higher the DIN value). I saw someone mentioned that when they don't match, one should take the one above; but I then saw some other people saying exactly the opposite. I'm...- ccsasuke
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- accidental binding release ski binding din ski binding setting range ski binding settings use the one closer to the top of the chart
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- Forum: Ski Boot Discussion by America's Best Bootfitters
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Binding settings and unanticipated release
I was reminded about this video the other day on a FB post that was discussing binding setting charts recommended settings vs what people actually use. It is quite possible to have your bindings set to a value so high that the heel will release laterally even when it isn't designed or intended...- Doug Briggs
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- din setting elasticity built into the heel piece high binding setting lateral release of ski binding heel ski binding settings ski binding toe releases
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- Forum: Hardgoods: Skis, Bindings, Poles, and More
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The Numbers Game: Bindings, Part 2
When is your DIN number not your DIN number? When it is not a DIN number. Confused? Well, for years we have been calling binding settings "DIN numbers," but that's not what they are. Take a look at any chart and see what it says: "Indicator Settings." Except for Salomon, the charts don't even...- Philpug
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- binding setting is based off iso table boot sole length (bsl) german institute for standardization ski binding din number ski binding indicator settings ski binding settings ski bindings skier type does not equal skier ability system ski with an integrated binding the deutsches institut für normung (din)
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- Forum: Hardgoods: Skis, Bindings, Poles, and More