Took me a while to post this since the first link I had was too big of a file. Anyway - here's a link to the 2004-2005 Salomon Din Chart - nothing has changed in it since then and since it's DIN, there's no difference between manufacturers and their settings. https://www.salomoncertification.com/manuals/AdjustmentPoster05ENvWEB.pdf
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DIN Chart
- Thread starter sleddog
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I'm not certain, but I think they read the chart something like:
1) find your weight
2) find your height
if they are in two different rows, go with the letter closer to A
3) find your sole length
If you are a Type I skier, this is your DIN
If you are Type II, go one row down (closer to Z)
If you are Type III, go another row down.
1) find your weight
2) find your height
if they are in two different rows, go with the letter closer to A
3) find your sole length
If you are a Type I skier, this is your DIN
If you are Type II, go one row down (closer to Z)
If you are Type III, go another row down.
