DIN Calculator
Calculate ski binding release settings based on your weight, height, age, and skiing ability.
DIN Settings
DIN Setting
2.50
Toe Release
2.80
Heel Release
2.50
Safety Checks
✓
DIN Setting Range
DIN setting within normal range
✓
Age Factor
Age within standard range
✓
Boot Compatibility
Boot sole length compatible
Maintenance Schedule
Binding Test
Pre-season
Professional binding check and adjustment
Visual Inspection
Every 5-10 days of skiing
Check for debris and damage
Release Test
Monthly during season
Verify correct release function
Recommendations
Setting Verification
Have settings professionally verified before first use
Skier Type
Settings appropriate for skill level
Boot Condition
Ensure boot soles are clean and undamaged
Testing
Perform release test in controlled environment
Understanding DIN Settings
DIN settings determine when your ski bindings will release to prevent injury. The setting is based on your:
Key Factors
- • Weight and height
- • Age and skiing ability
- • Boot sole length
- • Skiing style and terrain
Safety Considerations
- • Have settings professionally verified
- • Test releases before skiing
- • Regular binding maintenance
- • Update settings with changes
Skier Types Explained
Type I - Beginner
Cautious skiing on smooth slopes. Prefer slower speeds. Learning basic techniques.
Type II - Intermediate
Moderate speeds on varied terrain. Comfortable on most slopes. Some experience.
Type III - Advanced
Fast skiing on challenging terrain. Experienced on steep slopes. Aggressive style.