We’ve tested and skied this binding and felt no difference with the stiffening switched on or off (or removed entirely). (Be aware that in the case of Dynafit Radical FT 12 the distance between toe and heel has to be perfectly set for the binding’s “stiffening plate” to function as designed. If you have questions or observations, please bring them up as a comment on this post.
We provide no obligatory support or help with using these instructions - you are on your own. Instructions below picture an early Dynafit binding model, but work for most other models (check hole patterns by setting binding on paper template, some early bindings have heel unit hole patterns that may be slightly different.)ĭisclaimer : By using these mounting instructions and templates, you agree to not hold, its owners or associates liable for anything. If you have a modicum of experience, you’ll find some of the steps to be redundant or easily shortcut. I’ve not found a way to make it simpler without introducing possible errors that novices could make.
I know the process I outline is a bit complicated. Once every few years we re-pub with a current date so it’s clear that we keep it as current as possible This time we have the support of Cripple Creek Backcountry helping to keep it going. Homebrew DIY backcountry ski touring binding install tricks and tips, mount them yourself! I’ve worked on this post constantly since it was published some time ago. Dynafit bindings, you can mount them yourself, but do it carefully.
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