DIN Ski Binding Calculator

Height (cm)

Weight (kg)

Age

Boot Sole Length (mm)

Skier Type

Gender

DIN Setting Results

Recommended DIN Setting

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This is the recommended DIN setting for your bindings

Safety Range

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Acceptable range for your skier profile

Your Skier Type Profile

Important Safety Notes

• Always have bindings adjusted by a qualified ski technician
• DIN settings should be checked annually
• Factors like snow conditions and skiing style may require adjustments
• This calculator provides guidance only - professional fitting is recommended

About DIN Settings

DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) settings determine how easily your ski bindings will release when you fall. Proper DIN settings are crucial for safety and performance.

Skier Types:

Type I - Beginner/Cautious

Skis conservatively, prefers easier terrain, values safety over performance

Type II - Intermediate

Skis at moderate speeds, varied terrain, balanced approach to safety and performance

Type III - Advanced/Aggressive

Skis aggressively, high speeds, challenging terrain, performance-oriented

Factors Affecting DIN Settings:

Weight: Heavier skiers need higher DIN settings
Height: Taller skiers typically need higher settings
Age: Older skiers may need lower settings for safety
Boot Sole Length: Longer boots require higher DIN settings
Skier Type: More aggressive skiers need higher settings