Bindings are made of parts, it’s a fact. Some last forever, some need replacing. Find our collection of Hagan (ATK) binding parts below. Philosophically, toe and heel pieces are both parts and wholes.
Ultra Crampon Receptors - The bolt-on crampon receptor for the Ultra series bindings. Includes enough hardware to mount the pair. Weighs 16g per side with screws.
Titanium Forks - Even with the fancy treatment on the titanium forks, they notch. At least they don’t cost an arm and a leg. Price is for a set of two and includes screws. Works with the Ultra and older ZR bindings.
Ultra WC Rolling In Heel Forks - The rolling pins are a game-changer for wear resistance, plus help with step-in entry and release reliability.
Ultra Standard Forks - Replacement heel forks without rollers for the non-WC Ultra binding.
Heel Flaps - The bits of metal that flip onto the pins of the Ultra & ZR bindings, allowing you to ascend. Comes with the washers and screw to hold them in. Sold individually.
Core Freeride Spacers - A stomp pad with micro-adjustable thickness and an elastic anti-friction device that sits under the heel of the boot, eliminating the gap between your heel and the ski. Does not work with the newer "Pro" bindings with heel brakes, these are for the "Core" version with toe brakes. Sold in pairs, each weighing 28g.
Core Pro Freeride Spacers - Stomp pads for the Core 12 Pro freeride binding with heel brakes.
Mounting Screw 11mm - #3 Pozidrive screws with ISO standard thread pitch for mounting. Used for Ultra and ZR heel pieces.
Mounting Screw 13mm - Mounting screws for Core binding and Ultra/ZR toes.
Update 2021/22 - Please note many of these items are now available on our listing for ATK Binding Parts.
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Questions & Reviews
9/18/2021
Will the AL05 Freeride Spacer work with the crest 10 or will the brake get in the way?
9/18/2021
Thanks for your question, Winston. The AL05 Freeride Spacer won't work with the Crest 10. While the AL05 is a "universal spacer," there needs to be between 14.5 mm to 20 mm of space between the boot sole and ski surface. The brake on the crest 10 precludes this from occurring. The spacer would work if you took the brakes off, though. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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2/26/2021
Will the Ultra WC rolling in heel forks work on the Helio 110 heelpiece?
2/27/2021
Thanks for your question, John. The Ultra WC Rolling in Forks will work with your Helio 110 heelpiece. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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I combined the AL05 Freeride Spacer with a pair of Salomon MTNs and also ATK Trofeo Plus. Both required some modification, as the minimum height of the spacer is too high to fit under my TLT6’s or Scarpa Alien RS. ( the Alien was closer to working but now quite). I removed material from the bottom of the spacer to reduce its height. Then I mounted it directly to the ski with an appropriate screw. I could immediately tell an improvement in ski feel, especially the tail of the ski in less than ideal snow conditions. For the weight, I’d definitely do it on all my skis over 90mm or so, just for improved feedback and power. The only downside is that the range of adjustment doesn’t easily accommodate simple lean tech bindings very easily.
12/26/2021
How thin were you able to get this spacer with your modifications?
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12/20/2020
I have a pair of Hagen Ultra bindings w/ notched Ti springs. Have already flipped them so both sides are notched. Can I replace with the Ultra WC Rolling In Heel Forks? It appears that this is the only difference between the Ultra and the Ultra WC. Is this right? Will these springs work on my Ultras?
12/22/2020
Omar,
Yes, you can use the World Cup rolling springs in the previous Ultra model binding. Hope this helps!
Yes, you can use the World Cup rolling springs in the previous Ultra model binding. Hope this helps!
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12/16/2020
What is the release value of the Ultra WC Rolling In Heel Forks? Seems like Hagan says it's 9?
12/18/2020
Kyle,
We have not had the opportunity to do our own testing just yet, but as soon as we do we will post it! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful at this time.
We have not had the opportunity to do our own testing just yet, but as soon as we do we will post it! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful at this time.
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12/1/2020
Hi-
I have the black diamond helio 200 binding (with mounting plate). Is the ATK freeride spacer compatible with this?
Thanks!
I have the black diamond helio 200 binding (with mounting plate). Is the ATK freeride spacer compatible with this?
Thanks!
12/1/2020
Hi Brian,
Unfortunately, that freeride spacer is not compatible with a Black Diamond Helio 200 binding.
Unfortunately, that freeride spacer is not compatible with a Black Diamond Helio 200 binding.
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11/20/2020
I need some screws for La Sportiva RSR toes, would the 13mm ones above work? I figure since they're rebranded ATK and Hagan is as well it might be the best place to start.
11/20/2020
Hey Michael, thanks for reaching out! If you wouldn't mind sending us a few photos of the toe pieces, we'll double-check if those are the screws you need! Also, if you have any of the toe mounting screws, let us know what the total length is.
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11/18/2020
Are these compatible with the BD Helio 350?
11/18/2020
Hey Matt!
According to our techs, they should be compatible!
According to our techs, they should be compatible!
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11/12/2020
What is the release value on the hagan/atk springs you have available ?
11/13/2020
Eric,
Thanks for the question! The titanium forks release vertically around 10-11, the steel forks tend to be a bit lower in the 9-10 range. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the question! The titanium forks release vertically around 10-11, the steel forks tend to be a bit lower in the 9-10 range. Hope that helps!
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11/12/2020
Would the Pro Freeride Spacers be compatible with other ATK-style bindings like the HELIO 200?
11/12/2020
Hey Max, the Pro Freeride Spacers would not be compatible with the Helio 200 due to how they attach to the Core Pro binding base plate. The baseplate on the Helio is very different from the Core.
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4/8/2020
Are these the mounting screws required for the Hagen R01 plates?
4/8/2020
Hello Dane, the 11mm mounting screws are required with the Hagan R01 adjustable plate. All plates come with adjustment nuts & bolts but not mounting screws.
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2/8/2020
Hello, several questions. Will the heel risers work on Hagan ZR bindings (as a follow up, my riser has been lifting while skinning and I have accidentally locked my heel while on the up, would new risers help?)
Second, would the titanium u springs work on zr bindings?
Thanks!
Second, would the titanium u springs work on zr bindings?
Thanks!
2/8/2020
Hey Chris, thanks for reaching out! I'm not certain what is creating the flappy riser issue, but the ultra heel flaps and titanium forks should be compatible with ZR binding!
2/8/2020
Also, if there is a threaded bolt for the heel riser axle, you might be able to tighten it up with a screwdriver.
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8/5/2019
Are these Hagan heel forks and heel flaps the same as for the Movement re-branded light tech binding (https://skimo.co/movement-light-tech-binding)?
Or in other words, are the Hagan ultra heel piece and Movement light tech heel piece the same ATK heel piece? Thanks.
Or in other words, are the Hagan ultra heel piece and Movement light tech heel piece the same ATK heel piece? Thanks.
8/6/2019
Andrew, Yes, the fork and heel flap will work with that Movement branded model.
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Crampon receptors:
They do the job, when ATK had crampon receptors permanently attached it only came at a 4 gram penalty, yet these weight 16g a piece.
Dropped a star because these should not cost as much as they do. Another note, while the aluminum of the receptors is the classic high quality alloy that ATK uses, the screws are not. The heads twist off all too easily, be careful when installing and removing.
They do the job, when ATK had crampon receptors permanently attached it only came at a 4 gram penalty, yet these weight 16g a piece.
Dropped a star because these should not cost as much as they do. Another note, while the aluminum of the receptors is the classic high quality alloy that ATK uses, the screws are not. The heads twist off all too easily, be careful when installing and removing.
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1/20/2019
Would the titanium forks fit the la sportiva Rsr bindings? Would one of the other springs you offer be a better fit? These seem very similar.
Thanks!
Thanks!
1/20/2019
Hi Gavin, there isn't much in the way of cross-model compatibility when it comes to U springs. I don't have an RSR to verify but chances are slim.
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12/17/2018
Are the freeride heel spacers sold singly or in pairs?
Thanks!
Thanks!
12/17/2018
Hi Pat, I updated the description to make it more clear. They are sold in pairs.
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12/15/2018
Core Freeride Spacer:
Is it technically possible to use it separately i.e. with other pin-binding models? (g3 ion lt, dynafit etc.)
If so what is the gap height range (top of ski's topsheet <-> top of stomp pad)?.
Or may be you have some other options for separate AFD/stomp pads.
Is it technically possible to use it separately i.e. with other pin-binding models? (g3 ion lt, dynafit etc.)
If so what is the gap height range (top of ski's topsheet <-> top of stomp pad)?.
Or may be you have some other options for separate AFD/stomp pads.
12/15/2018
Hi Vadim! I suppose in theory you could use this independently of the Core binding, but it's definitely not designed to function as a standalone part, so you might have to get a bit creative with mounting it. The height is adjustable and at the lowest height, it is 18.4mm tall. What are you looking to accomplish with this independent AFD project? There may be some other solutions, but I'd love to get a bit more info about what you're looking to do with it.
12/15/2018
Also, here is a picture of it from a different angle.
12/16/2018
Hello Trace! Thanks for your input!
The main purpose is to experiment with adding kind of a stomp pad to the traditional pin bindings.
I had some bad experience of breaking Dynafit heel posts and also some people say that stomp pad will add "more alpine feel" while skiing. So to prevent overloading of the heel pins mainly. Leaving the noticable gap of ~5mm between the boot sole and the stomp pad I will still be able to flex the ski and eject under "normal" loading conditions.
The most simple way I see is to use measured teflon blocks mounted infront of the heel pieces (like on Plum Yak bindings). The more fancy way - ATK freeride spacers, but they are pretty unique and rare to check it out.
What is your opinion about stomp pad idea in general?
Regards
The main purpose is to experiment with adding kind of a stomp pad to the traditional pin bindings.
I had some bad experience of breaking Dynafit heel posts and also some people say that stomp pad will add "more alpine feel" while skiing. So to prevent overloading of the heel pins mainly. Leaving the noticable gap of ~5mm between the boot sole and the stomp pad I will still be able to flex the ski and eject under "normal" loading conditions.
The most simple way I see is to use measured teflon blocks mounted infront of the heel pieces (like on Plum Yak bindings). The more fancy way - ATK freeride spacers, but they are pretty unique and rare to check it out.
What is your opinion about stomp pad idea in general?
Regards
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12/12/2015
Are steel forks available, or will the steel forks from other manufacturers' bindings work? I really like the design of this binding, but would love to use it for lots of training without having to worry about wearing through forks. Also, weight differences between the titanium fork and any steel alternatives would be appreciated!
12/12/2015
Hi Eric, unfortunately not, on both counts. The titaniums last a good while though and are reasonably priced. You can also flip 'em once before retiring.
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