SKI SET ASSEMBLY
To spare you the stress of assembling your new ski set, we can mount the bindings to the skis before shipping. Just let us know and provide the necessary information in the checkout process.
This is how it works:
- Put the desired pair of skis and a pair of compatible bindings into the shopping basket.
- In order to mount the binding, we need the exact sole length of your ski boots and your desired mounting position. How to determine these, you will find in the questions below.
- In the last step of the order process, click on "Mount ski bindings" and enter the mounting position, the sole length of your ski boots and your telephone number.
- Once you have confirmed the purchase, your order will be immediately processed and your parcel dispatched as soon as possible.
Unfortunately due to legal aspects and warranty limitations the montage service is not possible when paying with Klarna. If you would like to get your skis assembled, please use another payment method. Thank you for understanding.
We assemble your set for free when you buy skis and bindings in our online shop.
No, the assembly doesn’t change the delivery time for your order. Please note that the time required for delivering your ski set depends on the item with the longer delivery time.
1) Sole length of your ski boot
The sole length is measured in millimetres and usually printed or stamped to the bottom or side of your boot. Please note that the sole length is not your EU, US, UK or Mondopoint shoe size and varies between manufacturers. If you can’t find or read the indication on the boot, simply measure the length of the sole with a measuring tape. If you order boots, skis and bindings together, we can mount the ski set and and adjust it to fit your new boots.
2) Mounting point for the binding
You can choose between 2 mounting options:
Recommended mounting point:
Every manufacturer defines a mounting point for their skis that guarantees the best riding experience. Each ski was designed and tested for this mounting point. It will make a freeride ski strong in powder, a freestyle ski unbeatable in the park and an all-mountain ski comfortable to ride in all conditions. We strongly suggest choosing this mounting point for your bindings. The recommended mounting point is clearly marked with a line or arrow on every ski that we sell.
Custom mounting point:
If you know exactly where you want your bindings mounted, then let us know! Give the position in relation to the true centre of the ski. So 0 is mounted centrally with equal lengths of tip and tail. Any other mounting point will be back from this, so one centimetre back is -1, two centimetres back is -2 and so on. Remember, if in doubt go with the recommended mounting point, that's where the ski was designed to be skied.
The mounting point is the position in which the bindings are mounted to the skis. Mounting points are indicated in centimetres and measured from the centre of the ski. For example, -1 means that the binding is mounted one centimetre back from the centre towards the tail of the ski.
The right mounting point for your bidings highly depends on your skills as well as the conditions and terrain that you want to ride in.
In the previous sections of this page, you can find more on mounting options and what information we need to assemble your set. Check out our Freeski Buyer's Guides for more on freeskiing and the perfect equipment.
The sole length is measured in millimetres and usually printed or stamped to the bottom or side of your boot. Please note that the sole length is not your EU, US, UK or mondopoint shoe size and varies between manufacturers. If you can’t find or read the indication on the boot, simply measure the length of the sole with a measuring tape. If you order boots, skis and bindings together, we can mount the ski set and adjust it to fit your new boots.
Unfortunately, your ski set is not ready to use straight away. We mount your bindings, but they still have to be adjusted to your weight and height. Please bring your ski set to a specialist in one of our Blue Tomato shops, so they can calibrate the contact pressure and DIN value. We strongly discourage you to do these adjustments yourself, because you will have to take full liability in case of an accident and your insurance might reject claims.