Ski Binding DIN Calculator

Determine your DIN number for your ski binding setting right here based on your weight, height, skill level, and age.

If you purchase skis and bindings from SkatePro, you will encounter our DIN calculator during Checkout. Simply fill in your details, and we will automatically calculate your DIN result. It’s easy and straightforward!

Afterward, we will even mount and adjust the bindings to match your specific DIN setting at no extra cost.

DIN Calculator - Find your ski binding setting

Boot Sole length: mm      Show less

Use sole length of ski boot in shopping cart

We need the exact measurement of your boots in mm to fit the binding correctly. The number can be found by measuring the length of the outsole (3 digits). The number is also printed on the boot's heel.

Skill / style:

First timer / Very cautious

Beginner / Cautious

Intermediate / Recreational

Advanced / Aggressive

Expert / Aggressive Off-piste

Weight:	Please select 10-13 kg / 22-29 lbs 14-17 kg / 30-38 lbs 18-21 kg / 39-47 lbs 22-25 kg / 48-56 lbs 26-30 kg / 57-66 lbs 31-35 kg / 67-78 lbs 36-41 kg / 79-91 lbs 42-48 kg / 92-107 lbs 49-57 kg / 108-125 lbs 58-66 kg / 126-147 lbs 67-78 kg / 148-174 lbs 79-94 kg / 175-209 lbs 95+ kg / 210+ lbs
Height:	Please select 90-148 cm / 2'11"-4'10" 149-157 cm / 4'11"-5'1" 158-166 cm / 5'2"-5'5" 167-178 cm / 5'6"-5'10" 179-194 cm / 5'11"-6'4" 195+ cm / 6'5"+
Age:	Please select 2-9 years 10-49 years 50+ years

DIN value based on your input:

If more info is needed, we will contact you

You can use the ski binding DIN calculator at any time, whether you’ve just bought new skis or want to tune your old bindings. However, please note that this DIN calculator is not the definitive tool, and settings can vary between skiers and different brands.