Message #17557

[LivingProof]

Johnny2R

Again, I've no knowledge of Europe, but, here almost all rental skis, and demo's, have binding systems that are adjustable. The one's I am most familiar with let the heal and toe be adjusted independently. You can check this when renting and verify the mid-sole marker on you boot lines up, or slightly ahead, of the ski center. Of course, if you have new snow, you may wish to have the adjustment slightly behind.

I think it's more fine tuning and a much larger factor is your stance and fore-aft position when skiing. Remeber - no weight on heels, feel the front of your shin always making very light contact with the liner.