Din? What does it mean?

[liba]

I always see DIN when talking about Bindings, what does it mean? like DIN 3-11 ex. Thanks

 

[whattheshit]

www.google.com

 

[MrScruff]

Deutsche Industrie Norm

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[tBatt]

DIN= how much force it takes for you to eject out of your bindings. the higher the din, the more the force. most kidsbindings only go to like 4. normal bindings usually go from between 3 to 11ish.

 

[SlickRick.]

was it really necisary to create this thread? or are you too fuckin lazy to do any type of research at all

 

[powder4breakfast]

^^^Relax, he posted this thread as part of his research. What better place to find out info than a ski site. Just answer the question or move on to the next thread.

I believe your question was answered. The numbers on your bindings represent the din. The higher the din, the more force it will require to release. PM me if you are being serious and need some more explanation.

 

[pvspencer22]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN

wikipedia...your new best friend