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DIN Settings
 Poster: A snowHead
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Last year I was given a formula for working out what your DIN setting should be. All i can remember is that it included the length of your boot. Does anyone have the full formula?

Bod.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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BOD, No idea about formulas. Basically they're on your weight. 5 = 50 Kgms more or less. Add or remove a bit for skiing fast or slow. I always ski on 5 although my weight varies from 52 - 60 Kgms.
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BOD,

There is a standard table that has been linked previously from other threads. I can't find it, but I'm sure some helpful person will come along soon and point you in the right direction.

What easiski says works most of the time if your height weight foot length etc is in proportion, but it would vary if you're short and heavy or tall and light, cos of the differences in pivotal forces involved.
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Earlier thread with chart links HERE including the mythical Salomon shop manual link.
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