Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
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Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
Calculate Your Ski Binding DIN Setting
Use our free online DIN calculator to determine the optimal release force setting for your alpine ski bindings. Simply enter your height, weight, age, skier ability level and boot sole length to receive an instant DIN recommendation based on the latest ISO 11088 standard. Correct DIN settings are critical for minimising injury risk by ensuring your bindings release when they should – and stay locked when they shouldn't.
How It Works
Our algorithm replicates the official ISO 11088 DIN chart process used in ski shops worldwide:
- Calculates an initial skier code from your weight and height.
- Applies mandatory adjustments for age (under 10 & over 50) and your chosen skier type (1, 2 or 3).
- Retrieves the exact DIN number from the chart using yourboot sole length (BSL) in millimetres.
Disclaimer: This DIN setting is an estimate for informational purposes only. Always have your bindings mounted, adjusted and function-tested by a certified ski technician before hitting the slopes.
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.
Your Body
Skier Type
Boot Sole Length
Recommended DIN
DIN Calculator
Estimate your alpine binding DIN setting based on ISO 11088 guidelines. Always have your bindings checked by a certified ski technician.