Hi. This goes out to all the folks out there who have experience testing bindings and release values.
How common is it that a binding/boot system will produce release values other than that at which the bindings are set? For example, say one sets the release value to "7." How common is it...
adjustment to perform within the specified range
do not release anywhere near the set values
ski binding release values
skibindingsskibindings discussion
ski touring set up
slightly different interface of the new boot?
I live in San Diego, and there aren't many ski shops around. There's REI, but I'm not sure I trust their techs. They've got a great warranty policy, but I'm not sure it would cover skis I bought somewhere else. I need to mount come Candide 2.0 with marker jester 16 ID bindings. I grew up ski...
Sometimes equipment brands create market share by artificially lowering prices, so prices don't really reflect the value you receive. We wanted to show some of the best binding deals out there; smart shoppers will take advantage of these offerings at every price point and every performance...
I have Marker Barons on some ON3P Wren 102s that are about 3 years old. At the end of last season, I think I noticed some play between the boot and binding. On the lift, if I would swing the ski back and forth to the side, there would be a little movement. Also, when doing short tours, there...
height of your afd under the toe of your boot
look pivots
lot of squeaking going on
marker barons
on3p wren 102s
play between the boot and binding
play in the binding
ski binding question
skibindings
slip in the height adjustment of the afd
The new Marker Xcomp 18 racing binding is set to hit the market during the 2019/20 season. The latest entry from the Bavarian binding specialist draws on the best aspects of its two predecessors, the Race Xcell and Comp.
The new Xcomp delivers uncompromising power transfer while also allowing...
3-hole screw pattern
elimination of the front toe bracket
marker
marker skibindings
marker xcomp 18
marker xcomp 18 racing binding
race skibindings
single piece toe design
skibindingsski racing binding
toe piece is now screwed directly to the ski
When the binding is set for the correct sole length the center mark on the boot is 25mm forward of the mark on the ski. Even moving the binding all the way to the rear of its travel the centerline is forward by about 5mm. Looks like the binding is mounted too far forward. Skis are Kastle FX85...
binding is mounted too far forward
demo skibindings
kastle fx85 with attack 13 demos
mounting skibindingsski binding mounting position
skibindingsski center line
just bought myself the above ski in 188 length and am looking for recommendations on where to mount my attack 13's. Ski in southern Ontario so small hills that are hard packed. Went with this ski as it looks fun. About me 6ft 1 inch and not a light weight. Advanced skier.
Trying to figure...
I have a Marker Barons on my skis and have noticed some mild squeaking when skiing this year, especially on soft snow. It also could be my boots but I’m not sure. The boot / binding interface seems tight and snug when I check it.
Is this something to be concerned about? Is there annual...
Hey everyone! I am a student at Lehigh University studying business and entrepreneurship. For one of my classes I've been tasked with creating a solution to one of the biggest problems in skiing, ACL injuries. Personally I ski a lot so I definitely have my own opinions on how it could be done...
acl healing
acl injury
bindings
biomechanical proof that they work
gear
geze skibindings
helping skiers choose a binding
knee bindings
lateral and vertical release at heel and toe
lateral release
lehigh university
rick howell
skibindingsskiing
Happy Monday All,
Quick question: I'm going down from a 308 to a 306 BSL. With this small of a change, is it necessary to make any adjustments to the bindings? My gut says yes, but wasn't sure if it was necessary with such a small change.
Specific bindings that may need adjustment are Attack...
2mm is less than a tenth of an inch
attack 13 bindings
binding question
bsl change
manufacturers use different measuring techniques
salomon bindingsskibindings
Hoping for some info on the Stockli system binding. I am thinking about getting the SR 105 and am wondering if I should add their system binding to it. I'm a huge fan of the Pivot or the STH2, but I know nothing about the Stockli system.
I think it's a Salomon binding, but I'm not sure. Don't...
The dust is settling in the sole wars, and it looks like GripWalk is becoming the standard for the comfort version of a DIN (ISO 5355) sole. The WTR originators, Amer Group, will still offer some WTR variations over the next season, but I believe that it will abandon that ship once the stock...
amer group
articulated sole is easier for walking
din only
gripwalk
gripwalk boot
gripwalk-compatible
iso 5355 sole
multinorm certified
race-specific bindingsskibindingsski boots
wtr
wtr originators
wtr vs gripwalk
f2 catalog
f2 skibindings
fun & function
retro skibindings
retro ski gear
skibindings
the binding of the avant-garde
the binding of the third kind
vintage ski gear
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...
based off of an iso table
bindings do not have din settings
bsl
din number
indicator settings
no standardized binding adjustment chart
pick the optimum binding for your application
release setting is just a point of reference
skibindingsskier type
skier type does not equal skier ability
skier's age
skier's height
skier's weight
when is your din number not your din number?
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...
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
skibindingsskier type does not equal skier ability
system ski with an integrated binding
the deutsches institut für normung (din)
The dust is settling in the sole wars, and it looks like GripWalk is becoming the standard for the comfort version of a DIN (ISO 5355) sole. The WTR originators, Amer Group, will still offer some WTR variations over the next season, but I believe that it will abandon that ship once the stock...
amer group
bootfitter
compatible with a gripwalk binding
din soles
gripwalk
gripwalk boot
gripwalk-compatible
iso 9523
multinorm certified
race-specific bindingsskibindings
vibram-type sole
wtr
Looking over another thread, I got to thinking about how most skiers get out of their bindings. That is, when they want to, like at the end of the day or to get into a gondi. I suppose there is a right way, a wrong way, a cool way, and a fast way.
favorite method to get out of skibindings
poll on stepping out of skibindingsski binding metal cup
skibindings
stomp the rear binding with ski
twisting out of skibindings
use the pole tips to pop both rear bindings
The three I'm considering are the Tyrolia Attack 13, the Marker Griffon 13, and the Atomic STH2 13. (I'm not considering Looks, even though I have had many a pair. Over the years, I've become less of a fan of the rotating heel plate because I think it set me up for a couple of knee injuries...
I am considering Freeflex bindings to mount on a new pair of Stockli Laser AX skis. However, between Tyrolia, Head and Fischer, there seem to be quite a number of different model names that I need help deciphering. I weigh less than 170 lbs.and am over 50, so I don't need any of the much...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.