ATK Ski Crampons
It's hard to argue with stronger and lighter! ATK placed itself front and center in the eyes of the ski mountaineering crowd with a knockout ski crampon made with a robust, lightweight alloy. Designed by Batman himself, these sinister-looking crampons inspire confidence in steep terrain. Available in several widths, most ATK crampons have a deep bite. The exception is the 70mm race crampon, which is shallower and has extra cutouts to save weight. All the crampons are sold in pairs and come with a carrying pouch. They are compatible with most Dynafit-style toe pieces, but notably not Plum bindings.
Stock Note: If the size you're looking for is out of stock, check out the Trab crampons which are the same thing.
Width* | Weight (g) | Weight (oz) | Measured Width |
70mm | 49 | 1.7 | 70mm |
75mm | 61 | 2.2 | 75mm |
86mm | 67 | 2.3 | 86mm |
91mm | 69 | 2.4 | 91mm |
97mm | 73 | 2.4 | 97mm |
102mm | 75 | 2.5 | 102mm |
108mm | 77 | 2.6 | 108mm |
120mm | 81 | 2.9 | 120mm |
135mm | 132 | 4.7 | 135mm |
* Please note that ATK ski crampons are exactly the width specified so measure your ski where the crampon will sit and make sure to order a higher number.
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Questions & Reviews
Which crampons should I get?
I'd go with the 91mm crampon.
I am thinking of buying ATK or Ski Trab Ski crampons.
Can those crampons be secured to skis with B&D crampon locks?
Thanks,
The B&D crampon mounting bases are designed to work with Dynafit ski crampons, which use the same attachment as the ATK/Ski Trab crampons. So yep, you're good to go on that combo!
The answer is a qualified "maybe." They do fit in the slot. However, depending on the boot sole that your binding was mounted for, there may be some interference with the crampon and the ski-walk mechanism. I would recommend the Marker Pintech crampons instead, if you are buying new crampons for those bindings.
You can check out our article on ski crampon compatibility here.
But I'm getting 96 mm ski (Black Crows Camox Free Bird - 2021) with an ATK Crest 10 binding; would the ATK Ski Crampons in the 97 mm work or should I go with 102 mm?
Should I get the 91mm or 97mm crampons? I can't tell if the 91mm ones would rub or if they'd be perfect. Thanks!
Unfortunately, we don't have that ski, so I can't test fit it for you. My suspicion is that the 91mm crampon may work for you, but the best way to know would be to measure the width of your ski in millimeters, right under the crampon receptor. ATK crampons measure exactly at their stated width, so this is the best way to know. Otherwise, the 97mm crampon would be a safe bet and would only overhang a few millimeters.
I measured the ski width, at the location of the crampon receptor, to be 89mm. So a 91mm crampon would yield a clearance of 1mm per side.
Does this sound good, or is 1mm of clearance per side too little? Thanks!
They'd be tight if they worked - I'd measure the width of the ski at the back of the toe piece, if it's less that 86mm go for it. Or, easier, Dynafit makes a 90mm crampon found here that's compatible.
Was able to stay on my feet on the flagstaff skinner today but the tension and pucker factor was pretty strong without skipons.
The drop down menu shows a 91mm width but the table shows 97mm as the closest.
Question A: is it 91mm or 97mm ?
Question B: could you guys do me a solid and check which one fits best on the micros?
Question C: would the skitrap ones be lighter
We do have a 91mm crampon - sorry about that! I just checked the fit. You will want the 97mm, the 91mm is just slightly too small. It could work, but it will rub. A couple millimeters extra on either side isn't the end of the world.
The Trab crampons are basically identical to the ATKs, they are just rebranded ATK crampons. So go with either, but the weight and performance will be the same.
I see that the 102 measures a true 102, but will a 108 be to wide?
You should be good with the 102mm width. If in doubt, you can measure the ski where the crampon will sit in order to confirm. We measure the ATK 102mm crampon at a true 102mm.
With enough gumption and finesse you can slide these on without taking off your skis. Not super easy but that’s true of most ski crampons. It can be a bit challenging to find when the crampon is centered and will pivot downward to the snow. Just gotta be patient and keep sliding back and forth a bit to find the sweet spot.
This may be an ill-advised question, but just want to be certain....
I ski the 102mm underfoot Black Crows Navis Freebird w/ ATK Raider 13 binding. Using a tape measure, I actually measure the width as 100mm at the base of the binding (and measuring the base of the ski vs. the topsheet).
Should I purchase the 102mm size? or the 108mm?
Thanks for any advice!!
The metal receptors are sometimes a bit 'bent' or otherwise too tight. Try bending the clip open a bit first.
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