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Summary of Contents for Ski-Mojo MkIII.iv 2017
- Page 1 Laura using her ski~mojo System Set-Up and Use NOVEMBER 2017...
- Page 2 2017/8 Model (MkIII.iv) Before setting up your ski~mojo system – fi rst check that you have all of the required parts: 1. Two Neoprene Knee-Supports (Left & Right) with the mojo hinges in them 2. Harness with elastic groin straps 3. Two Ball-Studs with fi tting screws (and washers) 4.
- Page 3 Fit the Clamp-On Ball-Studs on to your ski boot The Clamp-On Ball-Studs have three uses:- 1. Establishing the correct position to fi t the Bolt-On Ball-Studs. 2. For testing/demonstration. 3. For use with Rental Ski Boots. The Clamps should be positioned on to the back of the shell of the ski boots so that the Ball-Stud is approx.
- Page 4 As an alternative to counting the number of “movements” from the minimum setting – As an alternative to counting the number of “movements” from the minimum setting – you can gauge the setting by the position of the indicator pin in the indicator slot. (See the red marks in the drawings above). To reduce the setting use the Allen key to turn the adjuster in the opposite direction. Do not force the adjuster once the indicator pin is at the end of the indicator slot.
- Page 5 Set the Spring Compression to your weight First you need to establish which of the two springs you have in your ski~mojo. A ski~mojo fi tted with Gold Springs should be supplied with Black Switches. A ski~mojo fi tted with Silver Springs should be supplied with Grey Switches. When you start setting the spring tension you can see colour of the spring through the “Spring Adjuster Indicator Slot”.
- Page 6 Setting the Posture Strap of the Harness to the correct length 1. Undo the buckle connecting the elastic at the front of the Harness, then step into the two loops of the Harness, making sure that the Harness is the correct way up. (The elastic at the back of the wider Posture Strap of the Harness should be on the bottom of the Posture-Strap.) 2. Pull the harness up so that it forms two loops around the tops of your legs then do up the buckle and adjust the length of the elastic so that the Harness is help firmly in place, but is not uncomfortable 3. The Posture-Strap of the Harness should be sitting “snugly underneath your backside – where a T-Bar lift would sit or where the leg-straps of a climbing- harness would sit.
- Page 7 Fitting the Knee Supports/Hinges Best done wearing what you normally wear under your ski trousers. 1. Put on the Harness. 2. Put on your ski boots - (with the Clamp-On Ball-Studs attached). 3. Take one of the mojos hinges in its Neoprene Knee- Support and fi t it to the appropriate ski boot (left or right). Pull back the retaining sleeve on the end of the lower telescopic rod to fully expose the Ball-Socket which you then place over the Ball-Stud on your ski boot.
- Page 8 Your ski~mojo is fi tted –now check and test Put the switches in to the “On” position by pushing down and slightly forwards on them, then straighten your legs to engage the springs. Your mojo is now “active” and you should be able to feel the support. Double Check that the posture strap is the correct length Now that the springs are engaged and the straps are under tension they may have moved a little.
- Page 9 If your feet stay as they If you feel your feet being If you feel your feet being were and you can move turned outwards- The turned inwards- The Ball- them from side to side a Ball-Studs are too close Studs are too far out from little without feeling that to the centre of the boots.
- Page 10 Putting on taking off Typically people put the harness on then the knee-hinges:- Before putting your ski trousers on: make sure that there are no twists in the harness and step in to the two groin strap loops and pull the Posture-Strap and Groin-Straps in to position and do up the buckle. Insert rods into Harness Clips, strap the Neoprene Knee-Supports on;...
- Page 11 Optional Rod Blockers If they are subjected to a lot of dynamic impacts the lower telescopic rods can sometimes “collapse” slightly during the course of a days’ skiing. To prevent this happening; take a note of the length that the lower telescopic rods are set at and then adjust the position of the two “free”...
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Page 12: Warranty
Settings for: ......................... SPRING GOLD/SILVER POWER SETTING (Delete as appropriate) Number of movements ....... OR indicator position Posture strap Setting (mark position) 15cm 10cm 5cm 10cm 15cm LENGTH SETTINGS Upper Telescopic Rod set at ..cm Lower Telescopic Rod set at ..cm (mark positions of ends of Velcro) Warranty Limits of Liability Kinetic Innovations Limited warrants...
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