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ISO 15344:2005

ISO 15344:2005 Snowboard step-in bindings – Requirements and test methods

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Description

ISO 15344:2005 specifies the essential requirements for a snowboard step-in binding – boot system, in the text referred to as step-in snowboard bindings.

This International Standard is applicable to step-in snowboard bindings for adults and children.

This type of binding system utilizes a mechanical interlocking mechanism, and the interlock mechanism of the system will be specific to the particular manufacturer. Compatibility between different systems is not expected or anticipated thus each potential combination of boot and binding requires testing.

Edition

1

Published Date

2005-02-08

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

8

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 15344:2005 specifies the essential requirements for a snowboard step-in binding - boot system, in the text referred to as step-in snowboard bindings.

This International Standard is applicable to step-in snowboard bindings for adults and children.

This type of binding system utilizes a mechanical interlocking mechanism, and the interlock mechanism of the system will be specific to the particular manufacturer. Compatibility between different systems is not expected or anticipated thus each potential combination of boot and binding requires testing.

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