ATK Adjustment Plates
R01 - 30mm Heel - Heel adjustment plate with 30mm of range. Compatible with all ATK race heels. Also compatible with Ski Trab Gara Titan, La Sportiva RSR, and other Hagan/BD race heels. With bolts it weighs just 36g (1.3oz). Adds 5.5mm of heel stack. Stock Note: If these are out, the Trab Race plates also work.
R04 - Rental Adjustment - Long 60mm plate with a quick-adjust bolt positioning mechanism and some elastic travel. Fits ATK race heels. Weighs 85g (3oz) and raises your heels by 9.5mm
R06 - Ski Saver for Speed Radical Heels - Heel adjustment plate with 25mm of range. Compatible with all ATK race heels. The plate's mounting pattern is the Dynafit Speed Radical/Radical 1.0 heel pattern (32/36mm wide x 52.5mm long). Perfect for if you want to save weight from a Dynafit Speed Radical pattern binding to a race-style binding but don't want to drill any new holes in your skis. Comes in at just 40g (1.4oz). Adds 7.6mm of heel stack.
R07 - Ski Savers for TLT Speed Heels - Heel adjustment plate with 15mm of range. Compatible with all ATK race heels. The plate's mounting pattern is that of the Dynafit TLT Speed or TLT Speedfit binding (28mm wide x 38.5mm long). The ideal way to switch from a Dynafit TLT Speed-style heel to a lighter ATK race heel without redrilling your skis. Weighs just 40g (1.4oz). Adds 7.75mm of heel stack.
R08A - XXL Toe Adjustment Plate - Wider version of the R13 adjustment plate offering better torsional stability due to the larger contact area. Fits the standard ATK toe pattern (30mm wide x 27mm long). Offers three mounting positions: +13.5mm, 0mm, and -13.5mm. Could be useful when remounting skis over existing holes due to the wider mounting pattern of the plate. With screws it weighs 52g or 1.8oz. Raises your toes by 5.5mm.
R13 - Standard Toe Adjustment Plate - Adjustable toe plate for standard ATK toes (30mm wide x 27mm long). Offers three mounting positions: +13.5mm, 0mm, and -13.5mm. Nice if you either want to experiment with mounting locations or need to dodge holes due to a remount. With screws it comes in at 38g (1.3oz). Raises your toes by 6.45mm.
R16A - Free Touring Toe Plate - Adjustable toe plate for any ATK freeride toe (Hagan Core, ATK Raider 12, etc...) Three options: +13.5mm, 0mm, and -13.5mm. A good option if you don't know where you want to be mounted, need to dodge some toe holes, or have a large range of boot sizes to accommodate. With screws it weighs 58g or 2oz. Adds 5mm under your toes.
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They are the same pattern, 30x27, so they should work!
Do you mean Raider 10? If so, you will not be able to use a heel adjustment plate - the Raider bindings (and all of ATK's full featured bindings) already have BSL adjustment built into the heel, so it would be somewhat unnecessary, and the mounting pattern is not compatible with the race heel plates.
If you were referring to a toe adjustment plate, the R16A plate is an option to move the toe around on the Raider bindings.
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You need the Race Adjustment screws and Adjustment plate nuts.
I'm saving some tired ski trabs with existing holes and want to check my final pin delta.
Cheers,
Alastair
Good for you, keep those skis going!
The R13 plate is 6.45mm thick according to our calipers.
I have 2 quick questios:
1) Regarding an ATK Kuluar binding that I am using. I bought a heel plate to be able to change the binding back and forth between 2 of my boots but I'm wondering whether I would need a toe plate to even out the height added by the heel plate?
Same goes for my Pierra Menta skis. I have a pair of Dynastar PM skis with the old ATK SL WC binding without brakes and need to change to the new ATK SL WC with the brake but would like to add a plate so that I can switch between multiple boots. Would I need a toe plate for this as well as a heel plate?
I have 2 sets of the R01 plates, will they work for both setups?
Thank you for your help!
The R01 plate is not compatible with the ATK Kuluar binding, it is designed for race pattern heels. The Kuluar has its own adjustability built in, it does not need a heel adjustment plate.
The ATK SL WC will work with an R01 plate, the brake doesn't interfere. So that setup is fine. You do not need to add a toe shim. The delta will not change by that much, with an R01 plate.
If you need to return the R01 plate you bought for the Kuluar, or have other questions, email us at help@skimo.co!
If you want to be able to move the toe forward and back on your ATK Raider 11 Evo, you would want the R16A - Free Touring Toe. That would be the only plate on this listing that fits the Raider hole pattern.
You are correct, there is no heel plate for this binding because the heel is already adjustable. And most people would not want to raise the heel on a binding that already has a positive delta of +11mm. Personally, I wouldn't do anything to the heel. Since the binding has some decent ramp angle to begin with, this plate will raise the toe much like a toe shim would, which will make the binding flatter. For most people, this is a good thing, unless you prefer a higher ramp angle. It will still be a positive delta even with the toe plate.
So just "tight" . And a dab of Blue Loctite is a good idea, they can work loose.
Thanks!
The mount pattern is 60x60mm. You should have no issue mounting them on Ripstick 104 Tours!
XXL or Standard toe plate? Skis just have holes from mounting the Crest bindings.
I wander what is mounting pattern of the R16A - Free Touring Toe Plate?
Thanks!
With no heel adjustment plate, the binding would perform fine, but because toe adjustment plates are only adjustable at certain increments, you'd need to have a boot with a very specific BSL to get any use out of the plate. Otherwise, it's basically a toe shim. Raising the toe could help negate your delta angle, but you could also just use a normal toe shim like the ones B&D makes.
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