Does anybody know how to adjust the atomic neox 6.14 bindings for my weight?

Question

Thank you for the advices regarding the ski shop, but that was not my question. Please, if you do not know, then simply do not answer. Thank you.

Answer 1

Use a s***w driver to adjust the s***w for your size and ability. There is an adjustment chart at your local ski shop, take your skiis to them and have them make the adjustment.

Answer 2

Don't even think about it. There is a reason people get paid to set bindings. Take it to a shop where the guys are trained and certified to work on that make of binding. Don't do it.

Answer 3

Take them to a ski shop and have them adjust them.  It shouldn't cost more than $20 max.   They have the equipment to make sure they are adjusted properly.  If they aren't set right you could be in for a world of hurt.

BTW Weight isn't the only factor.  You have to take height and skiing ability into account.

Answer 4

Even though anybody with a screwdriver can adjust their bindings IN THEORY, you need to take this to a ski shop to do.

There are actually THREE factors they have to take into account:

1) Weight/height.

2) Skier ability.

3) Boot sole length.

An additional fourth factor (age) applies to youth and old-age.

There exists a chart/formula they use to determine you target setting.

The adjustment is actually a three-part process, involving setting the DIN, the forward pressure, and then testing it with a torque apparatus.  The last part requires a specialized torque-wrench-like tool they put into your ski boot and see if the actual release pressures in each direction falls within the range specified for each setting.

In other words, take it to a shop.

Answer 5

I don't BUT you can go into any rental shop and they are always willing to give a hand and show you how....