What Is a Fixator?

The anchor is an important part that connects skis and ski boots, and it plays an important role in protecting the skiers' personal safety. The holder is divided into two parts, the front part is fixed on the snowboard with screws. The front part cannot be moved, and the rear part can be moved back and forth along the snowboard to accommodate different sizes of ski boots.

Holder

The front holder mainly fixes the front of the ski boots. Insert the front of the ski boots into the

Fixer Selection Guide Normally, the Freestly soft

Ski board

To get on the snowboard, just lift the rear holder, insert the front end of the ski boot into the groove of the front holder, and press down firmly on the heel of the ski boot. When you hear a pop, the holder has The front and rear ends of the ski boots are tightly stuck on the skis. Jump up and down. If there is no looseness, you can slide. In addition, on both sides of the rear holder, there are a pair of retractable anti-skid devices, which are shaped like two boat paddles. When the ski boots are fixed by the holder, the pair of anti-skid devices are simultaneously hidden by the automatic mechanism. On both sides of the holder, when the ski boots are separated from the snowboard, the anti-skid is opened at the same time, like two paddles inserted in the snow, so that the snowboard will not slide off the mountain. Regarding the setting of the elastic value of the anchor, the values of the front and rear anchors should be consistent. For beginners, because of their poor control ability and their sliding speed should be limited, a smaller value should be set to protect their Safety. For skiers with higher skills, since they can control the skis flexibly under the condition of high speed and high impact force, the value can be set higher to avoid unnecessary skids.