Check the binding manual to determine the correct screw position. With this you adjust the forward pressure. Step 3: Place the shoe into the binding and check the position of the adjustment screw in the heel piece. Step 2: Use the rear adjustment screw on the heel piece to position the heel piece so the shoe fits into the binding. Step 1: Place the toe of the shoe in the toe piece. (Consult the manual of your ski binding for the exact adjustment options of your binding.) There are many different bindings, but the adjustment is almost always the same. General instructions for adjusting your ski bindings Although a global remote adjustment is possible you can never achieve the best result without the actual shoe. Note, there are online shops that say they can adjust the binding for you. But once again we recommend to have it done by a professional. Ski bindings cannot be correctly adjusted without the user's ski boot.įortunately, adjusting ski bindings is not very complicated and something that you can do yourself (at your own risk), provided you can handle a screwdriver. Only with the correct pressure on the ski boots will the bindings be safe and secure to use. Any wear of the ski boot soles should also be factored into this. Ski bindings have to be adjusted in such a way that the correct pressure is placed on the ski boots.
This is only possible with the ski boot of the user. The shoe then fits in the binding but still needs to be adjusted. To mount ski bindings on the skis we use the sole length in millimeters to correctly position the drilling template. Ski bindings only work safely if they are adjusted to the ski boot of the user. Why do ski bindings still need to be adjusted before use? If you use this guide to adjust your bindings yourself this is at your own risk. We always advise to get the bindings adjusted by a qualified ski professional. The article explains how ski bindings are adjusted and why this is only possible with your own ski boot. This article is for information purposes only and is not intended as a do-it-yourself guide.
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