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W.Kibs
Posts: 84 - Karma: 42
I want to turn my din up on my griffons but I don't wanna crank em and snap and ankle. What should I put them on I'm 5'10" and 150 lbs thanks.
Dec 19 2012 7:34PM
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TOAST.
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You should put them on the counter at a ski shop.
Dec 19 2012 7:35PM
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SkiTheYeast
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+k
Dec 19 2012 7:38PM
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ILLinoisance
Posts: 3527 - Karma: 5,398
search the interwebz or bring them to a shop. no one on here wants to be liable for you hurting yourself.
Dec 19 2012 7:39PM
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W.Kibs
Posts: 84 - Karma: 42
Well my shop is afraid to turn them up. Pop out everytime I butter. +k though
Dec 19 2012 7:40PM
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Johnson.Show
Posts: 75 - Karma: 12
this. lots of different factors come into play when setting a DIN, if you dont know what youre doing most places probably wont even charge you
Dec 19 2012 7:40PM
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baaangthat
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it would be bad for you to snap and ankle at the same time.
Dec 19 2012 7:41PM
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grown-ninja
Posts: 3031 - Karma: 175
assuming  youre bsl is about 317, and youre a 'level 3 skiier' markers chart says din at 7.  But then again this is NS im sure people will get cracnk it to 15
Dec 19 2012 7:42PM
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W.Kibs
Posts: 84 - Karma: 42
Thanks. That's what they are at maybe I'll just keep them there
Dec 19 2012 7:44PM
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last_tango
Posts: 2635 - Karma: 2,665
Is your forward pressure correct? How are your traction plates on your boots? Are your bindings passing torque testing?

Spark note:Take your stuff to a shop and check that your equipment is working right.
Dec 19 2012 7:45PM
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sNaubi
Posts: 1633 - Karma: 2,357
you if you can make them release by slamming your ski sideways into the ground or when you stand stil and pop your foot up and forward (while having it on ofc) turn them up one step to make them not release during butters.
thats my opinion, unless anyone have a legit argument against this, then do this.
Dec 19 2012 7:47PM
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sNaubi
Posts: 1633 - Karma: 2,357
oh, and this only apply if you can't bring them to a shop.
Dec 19 2012 7:48PM
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Karma_Police
Posts: 2655 - Karma: 1,628
Sell your griffons and buy marker M30's if you can still find them.  Crank them up to 30 and you won't have the problem again.
Dec 19 2012 7:58PM
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Dirty.Harry.
Posts: 1779 - Karma: 351
That sounds like a forward pressure problem more than DIN. The best thing to do is take it to people that know what they're doing with whom you can speak with face-to-face. Lots of NSers know a lot about this stuff (and I'm sure plenty are techs at shops), but you can't speak to us in person.

Take it to a shop.
Dec 19 2012 7:59PM
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128368798788
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definitely 18

dont be such a pussy

acl's are for the weak
Dec 19 2012 8:00PM
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NotGhood
Posts: 2809 - Karma: 1,255
well your first problem was buying markers

but then again i ride STH 12s so what do i know...
Dec 19 2012 9:23PM
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Crispy.
Posts: 6108 - Karma: 7,678
Start at about 7, if you still pop out too much then gradually turn it up until you don't. If you get to like 12 stop, your forward pressure is fucked up. Bring it to the shop and they'll fix it.
Dec 19 2012 9:25PM
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CalebT
Posts: 1186 - Karma: 765
what i did is similar to this. keep in mind i have not had problems with my bindings ejecting too early or not at all. after i got them mounted from the shop i went home and clicked in. from there i leaned forward as if i was buttering and i went asfar as i could. if your skis pop out when you so that turn them up a little bit. then from there you're just going to keep repeating that process until your foot doesn't come out. if you do it bit by bit then it will be safe. i still eject at proper times and i never pre release.
Dec 20 2012 10:54AM
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VD.
Posts: 4054 - Karma: 4,565
I entered the details you gave me and had to assume/guess some. But putting the below your din came out at seven.

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Dec 20 2012 12:49PM
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