SPM 05 ENvFIN.indd - Salomon Certification

e 2 BOOTS:
• Thermic Fit liner, Sanitized
lining & sole (Rental)
• Step-in strap
• Oversize Sensifit
Important Warning!
Mounting e 2 Components on Snowtrip Skis
Snowtrip skis are delivered pre-drilled with the heel track pre-mounted.
Mounting the toe piece
Same procedure as the Quadrax
toe piece (page 14).
Mounting the heel piece
Remove the protective part
from the track.
Put the heel piece on the track
from the rear.
Lift the adjustment lever
Fig A and move the heel piece
forward until the white arrow
SKIS (Snowtrip Rental):
• Monocoque Composite double wall lite wood
• Structure SFB-W (base & edge)
• Graphite HMW base
• Pre-mounted rails
Conversion of 2003-2004 SES System Components
2003 – 2004 SES SYSTEM COMPONENTS (BOOT/BINDING)
ARE NOT COMPATIBLE WITH 2004 – 2005 e 2 SYSTEM
COMPONENTS.
All existing Salomon SES
Systems must be converted
to e 2 .
2003-2004 SES boots require
new e 2 sole pads.
2003 - 2004 SES bindings must
be replaced with new S710 e 2 or
S712 e 2 components.
IF YOU HAVE ANY SES
SYSTEMS THAT HAVE NOT
BEEN CONVERTED YOU
MUST CONTACT YOUR
SALOMON AFTER-SALES
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
FOR HELP IMMEDIATELY.
Choosing Boot and Ski Size
Determining required ski size
Use the skier’s e 2 boot size to determine the required
e 2 ski size (Small, Medium or Large)
Boot Size Corresponding Ski Size
22.5-24.5 Small
25.5-26.5 Medium
27.5-31.5 Large
A S D
a
b
(left side of the arch) is aligned
with a Mondopoint graduation.
Adjust the length according to
the boot.
Length adjustment
Align the base of the side arrow
Fig Sa with the Mondopoint
length that corresponds to
the length marked on the boot
Fig Sb.
e2 RENTAL & DEMO MOUNTING
SKI/BOOT/BINDING
System
Attention
a
b
Checking the forward pressure
Put the boot in the binding.
Check the forward pressure.
The back side of the
adjustment lever Fig Da must
be within the white rectangle
Fig Db located on the left side
of the heel.
e 2 BINDINGS:
• Spheric
• Vertical progressive pivot
• Automatic wing adjustment
Mixed use of e 2 components and non-e 2 products
The e 2 products (boot/binding) are components of a
system. The boots in this system have been specially
designed to make walking easier.
• For alpine skiing, the boots
must only be used with e 2
alpine bindings. The unit meets
the ISO 9462 release norm.
• For ski touring, the boot
meets the requirements of the
geometric norm for the ISO
9523 boot sole.
Important! Remember:
For downhill skiing, any use of
e 2 products (boot-binding)
with a product other than the
e 2 can lead to serious injuries:
the components in this system
are not compatible with the
usual commercial products.
For ski touring, it is possible to
use ski touring bindings. Please
consult the manufacturer’s
instructions for using these
bindings.
Be careful. These boots have
not been designed to be used
regularly for climbing and
walking in mountaineering
conditions, especially on rocks
and stones.
This equipment has been
designed for rental. In the
exceptional case these
products are sold second-hand,
the seller must explicitly warn
the buyer of the above and give
him/her the owner’s manuals
and any other information that
comes with the e 2 products.
If the back side of the
adjustment lever Fig Da is
not in this zone, move the heel
piece forward or backward to
obtain the proper adjustment.
> Reference
3-Hole Toe
Spheric Sport & Quadrax
# 78313301
S710 e 2 & S712 e 2 Jig
S710 e 2 - S712 e 2 Jig
41
14
Position S (boot sole length 260 to 300 mm)
Position M (boot sole length 290 to 330 mm)
Position L (boot sole length 320 to 360 mm)