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Dynafit Radical 2 DIN settings
 Poster: A snowHead
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I noticed on the Wild Snow site a suggestion regarding setting the vertical release lower than the lateral release. I'm running Rad2's and wondered if anyone else is doing the same ?

https://www.wildsnow.com/1549/dynafit-release-adjustment-tips-tricks/


My other question is, am I correct to think that Dynafit release values directly equate to normal Alpine DIN values ?

I've had these for a couple of years and they have been excellent, but I'm just reviewing my settings for the new season.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@AndAnotherThing.., I've got 3 pairs of Dynafit and run them all the same as my Alpine bindings, ie 8 vertical/lateral.
AFAIK they were designed to be set the same, but if you find you're coming out more on one axis then the other, then maybe you could experiment raising one or lowering the other, I'm sure we'll find out on here how you get on Very Happy
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The Rad 2 is a TUV DIN certified binding so the release settings are alpine DIN equivalent. That Wildsnow article was from 2008, well before the latest generation of bindings.
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@KenX, @spyderjon, Cheers both, that's good to know.

I hadn't noticed the date on the article but had come across a couple of other mentions when I was looking at general Dynafit info.
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