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How do I change the DIN level of my bindings?

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FrankRaws
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I was trying to ride on the noses of my skis the other day backwards (with my skis perpendicular to the ground) and my skis popped off. My bindings DIN level is at 6 right now and I want to make it higher. I know you have to use a flathead screwdriver to change the DIN level of the bindings but I think I might mess up the bindings. How can I change the DIN level of my bindings without fuckin them up?
Jan 10 2011 8:23PM
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MEGAZORD
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You can change them by paying a shop to do it.
Jan 10 2011 8:24PM
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.AR6rider.
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This.  Don't be stupid.
Jan 10 2011 8:26PM
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RudyGarmisch
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This is proof that you should not be touching your bindings.
Jan 10 2011 8:28PM
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ALaw
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if you had to ask, you shouldn't touch them
Jan 10 2011 9:44PM
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PacificRimJob
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Why are you changing them in the first place? Is it because you keep popping out?

Crank them up 1 level to 7. If they dont pop out anymore. leave it. If they continue failing hard, crank it up another level.


Jan 13 2011 10:09PM
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PJS.
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i hate to be that guy but i didnt realize how many skiers didnt know how to tighten up their din...if you take it to a shop thats some easy money for the shop. Its a really, really simple process, and anyone can do it unless you lack the ability to turn one screw a few times
Jan 13 2011 10:13PM
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tripnip
Posts: 1882 - Karma: 482
which bindings?
and tech talk did one about it i think
Jan 13 2011 11:26PM
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Hoover
Posts: 1432 - Karma: 52
take a screw drive and turn at each toepeice and heelpeice so they are all the same(atleast the toe peice the same as other toepeice, etc) just make sure they are the same(and dont be a dumbass and put them rediculously high)
Jan 13 2011 11:32PM
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nskerb
Posts: 228 - Karma: 232

you are a dumbass

Jan 14 2011 12:25AM
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freeballer
Posts: 722 - Karma: 935
This is the all time greatest thread for face palm.  Maybe double face palm.
Jan 14 2011 1:50AM
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JP-ski
Posts: 106 - Karma: 25
take one of these


and turn it

no actually if you don't know what you're doing bring it to a shop (it is simple though)
Jan 14 2011 1:59AM
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carbon.pulse
Posts: 3348 - Karma: 22
Just crank your DIN bro!

But seriously, it's just turning a screw. Only change it up or down 1 level at a time.
Jan 14 2011 2:10AM
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Caucasian_Asian
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It might not be your DIN.  If your forward pressure is off, that will cause you to pre-release as well.


Take them to a shop.
Jan 14 2011 8:53AM
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onenerdykid
Posts: 6638 - Karma: 10,532
This. More factors than just your DIN setting are keeping you from popping out. And while yes, the actual physical process of changing your DIN is easy it doesn't mean that you should do it. Take them to a shop before you hurt yourself.
Jan 14 2011 8:58AM
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matt22matt
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1. go get a screwdriver.
2. examin your bindings.
3. screw the din screw in ur bindins that makes the din go up and down.
4.repeat in the back part of binding
5. go ski.

dont go up to much at once because you could get hurt.
Jan 14 2011 9:48AM
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