How to Choose Alpine Ski Bindings & DIN Settings

Ski bindings are undoubtedly one of the most important pieces of ski equipment. Not only does having the right ski binding prevent unwanted pre-releases - which can cause nasty crashes, but they also allow your boots to release safely when you do fall, helping prevent injuries that keep you off the slopes. How do you choose the correct ski bindings? Watch and we’ll walk through the different dimensions to consider, and cover DIN release settings, too, though you should always have your bindings adjusted by a certified professional.
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Skiing equipment and infrastructure...It's all the guy could talk about.

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But FAR more useful.

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