DynAccess Hydra Monoski Owner's Manual - Page 7

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DynAccess offers a "blocking set" designed to fit the following bindings: Marker Comp 20 or 30

bindings, Marker Race Xcell/Xcomp 24, Head Freeflex Evo 20 X RD /Fischer RC 4 Z 20X Race

Freeflex Bindings, and Atomic EGA X20 bindings. The blocking set consists of a front blocking

plate and a rear block with a locking pin.

According to the RESNA standard, ski bindings for monoskis are not intended to release. The

front plate prevents the toe binding from releasing under most circumstances. It is made of a

super-austenitic stainless steel with superior corrosion resistance, high strength and ductility. It

mounts under the binding. Professional mounting using longer bolts is recommended.

The rear block is CNC milled and made from material with high low-temperature ductility.

Installing the binding on the Snow-Ski and the monoski

The DynAccess monoski can be fitted to the snow ski using conventional high-strength bindings.

The Hydra works best with the binding mounted at the boot center of your ski. The standard

length of a DynAccess foot piece is 325 mm, but other

lengths (e.g. 300 mm) are also available upon request.

To fit the monoski onto your ski:

1. Make sure you completely understand your

particular bindings and how they are adjusted.

2. Remove any snow or ice from your monoski's

foot and the ski's bindings.

3. Secure the ski so that it does not slide, then

raise the monoski to about a 30 degree angle

and fit the tip of the foot into the front binding

(see image).

4. Center the monoski over the ski and binding, keeping the tip of the foot in the front

binding, and push down until the rear binding locks.