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Dynafit TLT Comfort Alpine Touring Binding
What would the recommended safe din setting be for an agressive...
By bobtoothill
Ranked #1295 - Alpine Touring Bindings
April 1, 2009
What would the recommended safe din setting be for an agressive 200lb skier using either Dynafit binding (10 or 12 din)Being used Mostly for backcountry skiing.Ski shop doesn't want to touch this one
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By Evan Stevens
Ranked #108 - Alpine Touring Bindings
April 8, 2009
I am almost 200lbs and ski dynafits in the backcountry tons. The whole point is that you want these to release-either you are in a fall and going to get hurt or triggering an avalanche. Putting your DIN on the max is never a good idea, just tightens the spring too much and they never work 100% correctly at that full cranking. Back em off to 8, and see how that goes, but stay off the full cranking!
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By Angus Bohanon
Ranked #303 - Alpine Touring Bindings
April 1, 2009
I've seen guys your size eject on corduroy with a DIN at 8, so I'd crank it all the way to 10. I don't have a lot of experience with alpine bindings, but when I do ride them mine are set at 8 (I'm 145), and normally I use tele skis, which don't eject. Tighten 'em up.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- Refined stainless steel, UV-sealed plastic, high-alloy spring steel
- DIN Rated:
- Yes, 5-10
- Boot Compatibility:
- Dynafit only
- Brakes Included:
- No
- Weight:
- [Pair]1lb 11oz (770g)
- Recommended Use:
- Alpine touring, ski touring, ski mountaineering
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Bahamas
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