Dialed in refers to fine tuning stance width, angles, fore/aft adjustments, canting degrees, forward lean etc to get that just right feel. No one can do it for you and it's not a service. It's also the reason some bindings have 20 adjustments while others have 3.
Binding tuning is that real
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so here is my board my bindings and my boots i have to dig them out of storage
heel lift= it feels like i have to work hard to engage the toe edge if im facing right foot forward which is my normal stance i litterally have to take my right hand and do like a hugging motion to engage the toe edge
to much overhang= im thinking i dont have this problem because when i bought my set up the store owner was aware of my big feet (13 in DC shoes)
can't slide boot into the binding
hard to close highback lever=this is sometimes a problem it literally feels like i might break the backing when i fit in them then it feels like they losten and i can move my boot around
heel lift= it feels like i have to work hard to engage the toe edge if im facing right foot forward which is my normal stance i litterally have to take my right hand and do like a hugging motion to engage the toe edge
to much overhang= im thinking i dont have this problem because when i bought my set up the store owner was aware of my big feet (13 in DC shoes)
can't slide boot into the binding
hard to close highback lever=this is sometimes a problem it literally feels like i might break the backing when i fit in them then it feels like they losten and i can move my boot around
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Hi Tom,
After a quick read, you may have the foostrap too tight at the toes, which makes it hard for your boot to slide in all the way, difficult for you to close and lock the hiback, and difficult for your ankle to feel snug and responsive enough. Try loosening the toe ratchets just 1 or 2 clicks, and then maybe even tighten the ankle ones one or two.
There is a bunch of How-to video's on the Flow website that you will want to watch.
Specific video on how to 'dial in' your specific Flite model, one about stance and how to mount the disk to the board and which holes to choose, and one about the (UniFit) footstraps.
Go here, grab a popcorn and a soda, and enjoy:
FLOW Snowboarding | Video
ccasion14:
After a quick read, you may have the foostrap too tight at the toes, which makes it hard for your boot to slide in all the way, difficult for you to close and lock the hiback, and difficult for your ankle to feel snug and responsive enough. Try loosening the toe ratchets just 1 or 2 clicks, and then maybe even tighten the ankle ones one or two.
There is a bunch of How-to video's on the Flow website that you will want to watch.
Specific video on how to 'dial in' your specific Flite model, one about stance and how to mount the disk to the board and which holes to choose, and one about the (UniFit) footstraps.
Go here, grab a popcorn and a soda, and enjoy:
FLOW Snowboarding | Video
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