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AllyG, assuming you classify yourself as a level 2 skier, a DIN setting of 7 would indicate that you weigh 79-94kg, are between 5' 11" and 6' 4" tall and ski in a boot with a sole length of 311-330mm. If that's the case I wouldn't want to meet you on a dark night!
AllyG, assuming you classify yourself as a level 2 skier, a DIN setting of 7 would indicate that you weigh 79-94kg, are between 5' 11" and 6' 4" tall and ski in a boot with a sole length of 311-330mm. If that's the case I wouldn't want to meet you on a dark night!
Crikey you've got me worried now
Swingbeep - I tried using this DIN calculator:
http://www.dinsetting.com/
And concluded that it's pretty impossible trying to pick the right DIN setting.
If I class myself as a class 2 skier, which is an 'average/moderate' skier then apparently I should have a DIN of 6.0
However, if I class myself as a class 3 'aggressive, higher speed skier' then I should have a DIN of 7.0.
I mean - how stupid is that? If I'm in the 3 valleys I'm faster and more aggressive then the average skier, but if I'm in Tignes I'm slower and less aggressive than the average skier.
And - I entered height of 5'10'' weight of 67-78Kg and whatever a size 8 shoe was (sorry forgotten the answer).
Maybe I went wrong somewhere?
http://www.dinsetting.com/
And concluded that it's pretty impossible trying to pick the right DIN setting.
If I class myself as a class 2 skier, which is an 'average/moderate' skier then apparently I should have a DIN of 6.0
However, if I class myself as a class 3 'aggressive, higher speed skier' then I should have a DIN of 7.0.
I mean - how stupid is that? If I'm in the 3 valleys I'm faster and more aggressive then the average skier, but if I'm in Tignes I'm slower and less aggressive than the average skier.
And - I entered height of 5'10'' weight of 67-78Kg and whatever a size 8 shoe was (sorry forgotten the answer).
Maybe I went wrong somewhere?
The calculator worked quite well for me
mackar wrote:The calculator worked quite well for me
In what way, Mackar?
I got the same result from the calculator as my ski shop has set mine bindings to after checking my weight and asking me how I ski.Dave Mac wrote:mackar wrote:The calculator worked quite well for me
In what way, Mackar?
Mine worked out to six ..... but seven seems to suit me
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