Technical specifications
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Dynafit Crampons
25% discount when purchased together with skis
719,20 kr
899,00 kr
Skarejern is an essential part of the equipment, and especially important on spring ski trips where it is hard and icy in the morning. These crowd irons will make your top tour kit complete!
Use, maintenance and settings >
This guide takes you through how to adjust the Dynafit Rotation 14 bindings to your skis, how to set the DIN release value, and most importantly, how to use the binding while you're on your tour!
Length Adjustment
The binding is adjusted forward and backward using a Torx screwdriver (TX20). The rear housing should be adjusted so that the included distance spacer fits between the binding and the boot. Make sure there is no weight on the boot when making this adjustment.
Release Value Adjustment
The release value is adjusted using the two screws at the back of the rear housing (Flat screwdriver. A large and a small one). The large screw adjusts the lateral release, and the small screw above adjusts the vertical release.
Walk Mode
To set the binding to walk mode, press down the stoppers and rotate the rear housing 90 degrees to the right. Step into the front binding and lift the lever to lock it in walk mode.
Ski Mode
To return the binding to ski mode, rotate the rear housing back to the left, so the pins point forward. The stoppers will then snap back. Step the front foot into the front housing, align the rear foot so the pins engage with the boot's track, and step down.
How to Attach Ski Crampon
To attach the ski crampon, hold the crampon vertically on either the right or left side of the binding. Then, slide the crampon in until it's centered on the ski. Once centered, lower the crampon flat onto the ski. To remove it, simply perform the reverse motion.
It’s easiest to attach the crampon after you have taken the skis off your feet, but with some practice, you can save both time and energy by putting it on and taking it off while still wearing the skis.