Master the Art of Adjusting Tyrolia Attack Ski Bindings

Table of Contents:

1. Adjusting the AFD on the Attack 14 Ski Binding
2. Adjusting the Forward Pressure on the Attack 14 Ski Binding
3. Adjusting the DIN Setting on the Attack 14 Ski Binding
4. Conclusion

Adjusting the AFD on the Attack 14 Ski Binding

🔹 Introduction to AFD adjustment on the Attack 14 binding

• Importance of certified shop technician for proper adjustment

🔹 Understanding the AFD adjuster on the toe piece

• Locating the screw for AFD adjustment
• Current improper AFD adjustment and its implications

🔹 Adjusting the AFD for optimal performance

• Using a test strip to determine correct spacing
• How to adjust the AFD using a screwdriver
• Achieving the ideal 0.5mm gap between boot sole and AFD

🔹 Testing the AFD setting

• Ensuring proper contact and friction between toe and AFD
• Perfect AFD setting and its benefits

Pros:

• Allows for proper release and retention during skiing
• Minimizes the risk of pre-release or unwanted binding engagement

Cons:

• Requires a certified shop technician for optimal adjustment

Adjusting the Forward Pressure on the Attack 14 Ski Binding

🔹 Introduction to forward pressure adjustment on the Attack 14 binding

• Significance of proper forward pressure for binding performance

🔹 Understanding the forward pressure indicator on the heel piece

• Identifying the tab and hash marks for adjustment
• Current loose forward pressure and its impact on skiing

🔹 Adjusting the forward pressure to the sweet spot

• Releasing the boot and accessing the adjustment tab
• Moving the tab towards the boot for tighter forward pressure
• Clicking the boot back into the heel piece

🔹 Verifying the proper forward pressure

• Ensuring the housing of the heel piece aligns with the hash marks
• Achieving optimal forward pressure and its advantages

Pros:

• Enhances power transmission and control during skiing
• Reduces the risk of premature binding release

Cons:

• Requires occasional adjustment to accommodate changes in boot size or condition

Adjusting the DIN Setting on the Attack 14 Ski Binding

🔹 Introduction to DIN setting adjustment on the Attack 14 binding

• The importance of the correct DIN setting for safety and performance

🔹 Understanding the DIN window on the toe piece

• Identifying the screw for DIN adjustment
• Current DIN setting and its effects on ski bindings

🔹 Increasing the DIN value for optimal release

• Using a screwdriver to adjust the DIN setting
• Clockwise rotation to increase the DIN number
• Emphasizing the need for caution when adjusting DIN

🔹 Adjusting the DIN level on the heel piece

• Locating the DIN window on the heel piece
• Matching the DIN setting between the toe and heel pieces
• Clockwise rotation to achieve the desired DIN value

Pros:

• Customizable release settings based on skier characteristics
• Improved safety and reduced risk of injury during skiing

Cons:

• Requires accurate knowledge of personal skier information for optimal DIN setting

Conclusion

🔹 Importance of professional shop technicians for binding adjustments 🔹 Recap of AFD, forward pressure, and DIN adjustments on the Attack 14 binding 🔹 Encouragement to seek expert advice for proper binding adjustment 🔹 Contact information for further assistance or inquiries

Overall, understanding how to adjust the AFD, forward pressure, and DIN settings on the Attack 14 ski binding is essential for optimal performance and safety while skiing. These adjustments, when done correctly, ensure proper boot-to-binding alignment, reduce the risk of pre-releasing or inadequate release, and enhance the overall skiing experience. While this guide provides an overview of the adjustment process, it is always recommended to consult a certified shop technician for accurate and personalized binding adjustments. For assistance or further information, feel free to reach out to our team through phone, email, live chat, or an in-store appointment at our Boston location. Happy skiing!

Highlights:

• Importance of certified shop technician for binding adjustment
• Understanding AFD adjustment on the Attack 14 binding
• Proper forward pressure adjustment for optimal performance
• Adjusting the DIN setting to ensure safety and release accuracy
• Seeking expert advice for accurate and customized binding adjustments

FAQ Q&A:

Q: Can I adjust the AFD on the Attack 14 binding myself? A: While it is possible to adjust the AFD on your own, we strongly recommend consulting a certified shop technician to ensure proper alignment and performance.

Q: How often should I adjust the forward pressure on my ski binding? A: Forward pressure adjustment should be done when necessary, such as when changing boot size or condition. Regular inspections by a certified technician are also recommended.

Q: What factors determine the appropriate DIN setting? A: Personal factors such as height, weight, age, skier type, and boot specifications should be taken into account when determining the correct DIN setting. Professional advice is recommended.

Resources:

• The Ski Monster website: www.theskimonster.com