Look Ski Binding Certification 2024

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Correct completion of this test will certify you to adjust all Look bindings on Rossignol skis for the next two years.

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1. Correct completion of the Look binding test allows you to adjust which bindings? *

1 point

Look

All Brands

2. All Look bindings feature an AFD, what is the benefit of this? *

1 point

It adds lift to the skier

It reduces friction between the binding and the boot

3. Visual inspection of the boot and binding is required? *

1 point

False

True

4. When adjusting the DIN on Look bindings, what tool is used? *

1 point

Pozidrive or Phillips 3

Robertson square-tip

5. The discretionary settings are desgined to aid: *

1 point

Skiers who have concerns with the normal settings

Beginner skiers

6. If a skier requests a DIN outside of the suggested or discretionary settings, do you: *

1 point

Do the adjustment

Refuse to do the adjustment

7. When adjusting the DIN setting the boot should be: *

1 point

Out of the system

In the system

8. The forward pressure on a Kid-X 4 binding is correct when: *

1 point

The indicator is between the 3 notches

The indicator is visible in the side window

9. The Kid-X 4 binding features a spring loaded AFD, what is the benefit of this? *

1 point

Both adult and junior soles are catered for

The boot and the binding glide together

10. When is the forward pressure on an NX binding correct? *

1 point

When the binding makes a click noise

When the indicator is visible in the window

11. On the DIN chart, if the value at the intersection of the column and the line is empty, what do you do? *

1 point

Follow the column until you find a value

Follow the line until you find a value

12. Once the forward pressure has been determined and the DIN has been set, what is the next procedure? *

1 point

Test the system a second time

Get some poles

13. Can you put a junior boot sole into an NX binding? *

1 point

Yes

14. Which chart must be used when setting the DIN on a Look binding? *

1 point

Any chart

Look chart

15. Do we use both the skiers height and weight when calculating the skier code? *

1 point

Yes

16. If the height and weight are not the same code, what do we do? *

1 point

Use the letter closest to the top of the chart

Go up the page two spaces

17. For a skier over 50 or under 10, you have to move back up the chart 1 space: *

1 point

True

False

18. Skier weight is 68kg, height 142cm, type 1, age 26, boot sole length 280mm *

1 point

2.75

19. Skier weight is 21kg, height 167cm, type 1, age 9, boot sole 200mm *

1 point

0.75

20. Skier weight is 78kg, height 167cm, type 2, age 58, boot sole 315mm *

1 point

4.5

21. Skier weight is 66kg, height 177cm, type 2, age 22, boot sole 340mm *

1 point

4.5

5.5

22. Skier weight is 62kg, height 142cm, type 1, age 18, boot sole 295mm *

1 point

2.5

23. Skier weight is 68kg, height 180cm, type 2, age 52, boot sole 320mm *

1 point

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