I don't know what kind of repairman you are. Some fixers and fixers with plates are easy to install, just plug them in. Some ski bindings and boards are sold separately. That fixer needs to punch holes in the board, which is more technical, but it is easy to damage the board or have accidents.

The slide rail is installed, and the back is simple. Snowboards should have installation instructions. According to the legend, slide the front and rear groups of the fixer into the guide rail and set the shoe size. After adjustment, clip on the shoes and observe the window on the rear group of the fixer. The black line in the middle is adjusted in place.

If you find it difficult to install the anchor in the reference manual, I suggest you find a professional to help you install the ski anchor.

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