Dynafit HOJI Serie Instrucciones De Uso página 3

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING DYNAFIT SKI BOOTS!
Dynafit ski boots are engineered and produced to meet the highest industry standards in
both performance and quality. With the quality, types of materials used, and the dynamic
performance-oriented functions, every boot is specifically designed to cater to the needs
of an AT skier. Within our collection you will surely find the right boot to satisfy your
backcountry needs. For your own safety and knowledge, we ask that you please read and
review the following user manual.
ATTENTION ALL USERS!
PLEASE RECOGNIZE THAT SKIING, AMONG MANY OTHER OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES,
CAN BE DANGEROUS. PLEASE BE AWARE AND EXERCISE CAUTION.
For your own safety, we recommend that all plastic parts, no matter what the brand,
be replaced approximately 4 years after the date of manufacture. Please keep in mind
that depending on use, care, and treatment of your boots, this time span may vary. The
lifespan of your Dynafit boots can be extended by simply consulting your local dealer at
the end of the ski season. Ask your dealer to evaluate the condition of your boots and its
operating components. Your dealer should be able to replace most parts. The boot outsole
and many other parts are replaceable.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
NOTE: For any questions related to the use and correct fit of your DYNAFIT HOJI ski
touring boots, please direct your inquiry to an authorized DYNAFIT retailer.
BUCKLE ADJUSTMENT:
• LOWER BUCKLE: The first buckle is connected to a Lock System with two hooks and is
micro-adjustable. For an precision fit, a micro-adjustment can be done by turning the
Lock System up to a maximum of 8mm. You will hear a distinct "click" from the buckle
on the Lock System when it has been latched correctly.
NOTE: Do not exceed the preset micro-adjustment limit of the pins.
• INSTEP BUCKLE: The instep buckle is commonly called a "ratcheting buckle." To
adjust this buckle, the ridged instep strap, or ladder, must be thread into the buckle
housing. Then close the buckle lever until you have achieved the desired fit.
NOTE: The buckle is designed to prevent it from opening unintentionally while skiing.
• CUFF BUCKLE: The cuff buckle (or shaft buckle) offers five adjustment settings. If
these are not sufficient, move the Lock System and cut the overlapping part at the dot-
ted line. You will hear a distinct "click" from the buckle on the Lock System when it
has been latched correctly. NOTE: A final closure at the cuff comes about by engaging