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• Skiers who designate themselves Type
1 skiers accept a narrower margin of
retention in order to gain a wider margin
of release.
• Entry-level skiers uncertain of their
classification should be classified as a
Type 1 skier.
Type 2 skier:
• Ski moderately.
• Prefer a variety of speeds.
• Ski on varied terrain, including "Most
Difficult”.
• Are skiers who do not meet all the
descriptions of either Type 1 or Type 3.
Type 3 skier:
• Ski aggressively.
• Normally ski at higher speeds.
• Prefer steeper and more challenging
terrain.
• Favor higher than average release /
retention settings.
• Skiers who designate themselves Type
3 accept a narrower margin of release
in order to gain a wider margin of
retention.
Skiers who desire release / retention settings
lower than Type 1 may designate
themselves (1-) Type 1-. Move up the
table one skier code.
Skiers who desire release / retention settings
higher than Type 3 may designate
themselves (3+) Type 3+. Move down the
table three skier codes.
Skiers may select skier type designations
that are different for twist and forward
release. In such cases, the selection shall
be indicated by a slash separating twist
and forward lean selections respectfully
(for example, K/L,K for the toe and L for
the heel).
3.3 Determine the release value
In general the release value can be determend
by two methods:
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a) Weight method
That’s the method which is usually used
and recommended by DYNAFIT.
b) Tibia method
Only recommended in Germany
3.4 Determine the release value
by using the weight method
Caution: For the determination of the
release values the DYNAFIT adjustment
charts of the former seasons are no
longer valid. Use the present DYNAFIT
adjustment chart given in this Manual.
Necessary skier information:
• Weight
• Height
• Skier type
•Age
• Boot sole length
Determine the release value following
the table on page 42/43
The values lines are marked with the letters
A – O for better orientation.
• Find the skier’s weight in the left hand
column and the skier’s height in the
next column. If the skier’s weight and
height are not in the same line, move
up the chart one line.
• The chosen line is determined for skier
Type 1. For skier Type 2 move down
the chart one line, for skier Type 3
move down the chart two lines.
• If the skier’s age is 50 or over or 9 and
younger, move up the chart one line.
• Locate the given release value in the
chart at the intersection of the last
chosen line and the column with the
boot’s sole length. If there is a blank
box, move left or right in the same
line of the chart to the nearest number
that shows a release value.
• Adjust this release value on both toe
and heel.
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