PATRICK F

I was skeptical at first about adjusting the risers, as there isn't an obvious way to get a ski pole on them. This is my thirds set of Dynafits over 16 years, and adjusting my previous two pairs with a pole was relatively straight-forward. It turns out there's a bit of a learning curve, but with practice these adjust as well my old ones. To raise them I hook my stiff BD basket under the edge, and up it comes. To lower them, I have to use my pole handle. The toes are a big improvement. They're much ea...

Thanks for the reply. I managed to get the risers to move somewhat consistently with my baskets (BD screw-on removable type - see photo). They're pretty stiff, and the design makes it easier to snag the edge of the riser. It's not ideal, but I guess that's the price one pays for lighter weight gear. And yes, I bought them from you, although I just checked and mine are the + model.

I recently bought these bindings and had them mounted them to my skis. Dynafit, in their video, says the climbing aids are adjustable with the "touch of a pole." I cannot see how to lift the risers without using my hands, and it's debatable how easy even that will be with gloves. These are my third set of Dynafit bindings, and my two older pairs are easily adjusted with a pole. Before I give them a bad review, I'll give you the opportunity to explain how to lift the risers with only a pole. Also, it wa...