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Pivot 14 din setting

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csdavidson18
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I just got some pivot 14s and i have heard different things about how to set the dins. I am advised by the machine to set my dins at 9 but I usually run 10 on a marker griffon. Do you dial down what you usually run by a little with the pivs? I like my acl
Apr 13 2017 3:12PM
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bait
Posts: 1226 - Karma: 3,580
Keep em low and ski light, get a feel for it. Cant always trust them machines.
Apr 13 2017 11:18PM
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BirtDike
Posts: 1258 - Karma: 514
Pump up the volume
Apr 14 2017 7:44AM
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Deepskier
Posts: 3267 - Karma: 4,832
Just put them on 9 you will be fine if forward pressure is dialed
Apr 16 2017 10:35PM
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supersquid
Posts: 1430 - Karma: 2,547
Din is an industry standard. Not sure off the top of my head what the foot pounds is but a 10 din for marker is the same as a 10 din for fks and pivots. Have a shop adjust them for you. Its hard for a shop to adjust din for freestyle. Start at what they set them at and then raise the din in 1/2 or full level increments depending on how easily you pre release.

If you have any doubts stay with what the shop says.
Apr 17 2017 9:51AM
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Rum_Ham
Posts: 1449 - Karma: 4,482
I find I can generally run a lower din with pivots without pre-releasing than other bindings due to the elasticity. Start at recommended and see if you have any issues.
Apr 17 2017 6:20PM
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oxiclean
Posts: 615 - Karma: 688
If you don't know maybe go to a shop? If not then definitely start low and work your way up. Usually better to pre-release than break your leg.
Apr 19 2017 9:31AM
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YoungWookiee
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oxicleanIf you don't know maybe go to a shop? If not then definitely start low and work your way up. Usually better to pre-release than break your leg.


What if you break your leg because of pre-release?? Jk
Apr 21 2017 7:32PM
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oxiclean
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YoungWookieeWhat if you break your leg because of pre-release?? Jk


I did think about that
Apr 21 2017 9:07PM
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