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.
Are these compatible with Dynafit Speed Radical bindings? What width would you recommend for my 2021 DPS Wailer A100s? Would 102mm be too tight? I measure the ski base width at the waist at 101mm.
These should work, but I'd measure the exact width of the ski at the toe piece to be sure. You could also get the 91mm Hagan ski crampons, which are compatible.
I have faction agent 2.0 (suppose the ski is 96 mm under the foot), I measured the waist around the crampon slot about 96.5 mm, just wondering the 97 ATK crampon will fit or have to go with Dynafit 100mm ?
Liming, The 97 mm ATK will comfortably fit a 97mm ski. So it should work fine.
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5/24/2023
Question from
Curt Pollock
I have some ASNES Combat Nato skis (84 62 74) and I need a ski crampon to use with that ski. I plan to put an older model Plum tech toe on that ski. The Dynafit ski crampons work but the narrowest Dynafit ski crampon is 80mm. Would the ATK ski crampon work and would you recommend the 70mm race or 75mm standard ski crampon? Will the difference in width pose a problem? Is there a better solution for a ski crampon for such a narrow ski? I haven't mounted bindings yet so I have some flexibility. It just has to be a tech toe. Curt
Curt, Generally it is best to go with the narrowest crampon, to minimize side to side deflection. With such a narrow ski, the 75mm should not be a problem. Doesn't look like the 70mm is available currently.
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4/8/2023
Question from
Cody
With the atomic backland 100 skis and ATK crest 10 bindings would the 102 mm ATK ski crampón work with this setup?
4/8/2023
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Cody, the 102mm should be a nice snug fit on your Backland 100's. But the best bet is to measure your ski right where the crampon will sit. Unlike binding brakes, ski crampons don't have any play in the width, so they must measure wider than the ski.
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2/4/2023
Question from
David
Do you guys sell anything that works as a spacer between the crampon and the bottom of the boot, so that when the risers are up, the boot can still push the crampon down, and the crampon still gets good penetration into the snow/ice?
We don't sell a product for this, but for a creative solution to get full "bite" when using tall riser settings, some folks have opted to use the two holes in the top to use bolts or cord to secure a section of PVC pipe, block of wood, or maybe part of a plastic cutting board!
If your skis measure 100mm at the waist, the 102mm wide ski crampons should fit no problem. ATK ski crampons measure exactly at their listed width.
You can check your skis with a mm measuring tape if you are unsure. Just make sure to measure at the area you expect the ski crampon to sit on your ski. Also, measure on the base of your ski, as the top sheet can often be slightly narrower.
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9/6/2022
Question from
Benno
Hi, I have a pair of atomic backland 85 ul would you recommend the 86 or 91 width ski crampons? Thanks
Hi Mark, it's best to measure your ski right behind your toe piece where the crampon will sit. There is no wiggle room on these crampons, and they are not amenable to bending. If it's really close, it might come down to how well your toe piece is centered on the ski.
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10/13/2021
Question from
Robert
I have DPS Pagoda Tour 100 RP skis with ATK Raider 12 bindings. The ski waist is 100 mm measured throughout waist between toe and heel binding mount. What width ATK crampons would you recommend? 102 mm or 108 mm?
Hey Robert, the 102mm ski crampons will work best with your Pagoda Tour 100. I don't see the 102mm option available but we do have Black Diamond Helio Ski Crampon at that 108mm width, which is not ideal but will work.
Pretty much all you would want in a ski crampon. They are lighter and stack on each other better than the Dynafit crampons, and they attach securely. A word of caution on sizing - I bought the 91mm size for a pair of 90mm waist skis and they were too narrow. The skis were mounted slightly forward of the recommended line, and the width of the ski at the toe piece was just over 91mm and the crampons did not have enough room. It is important to measure the width of the ski at the toe piece and not just go off the waist width when selecting your crampon width because there is not much extra room with these.
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3/23/2021
Question from
Tony
Hi,
Will these work with Blizzard ZeroG 108s with Marker Kingpin bindings and Stockli Edge 88s with dynafit ST rotation? If so, what sizes would you recommend?
The most ideal pairing for the Marker Kingpin will be the Marker Pintech Ski Crampons. Based on your ski width, I would go with the 120mm width. The Pintech ski crampon will also work with the Dynafit ST Rotation. However, you will have a lot of room to spare at the 120mm width. I would go with a crampon in the 90-100mm width for your Stockli skis. Other options would be ATK ski crampons, or dynafit ski crampons. If you have any further ski crampons questions, refer to our comprehensive article on compatibility: Ski Crampon Compatibility.
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2/18/2021
Question from
Jeff
I have 112 mm underfoot skis with ATK r12 bindings. Will the 120 mm crampons be excessively wide for this ski? If so, is there a better option?
These will work well with those bindings and skis! I would stick with the 97mm crampons as they actually have a little bit of spacing on the sides to accommodate a 97mm underfoot ski.
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1/3/2021
Question from
Peter
Hello,
Will these work with a Black Diamond Helio 350 binding or do I need to get the Helio specific crampons? I believe the Helio 350 uses ATK technology so I wasn’t sure which one or if either would work.
Want to get these for my daughter. She has talkback 96 mounted with ATK RT Lightweight 2.0 bindings and a 97 brake. Will the 97 crampon work or do I need to get the orange dynafit 100 (which I assume will work with the ATK binding?)?
Rich, these will work just fine, a nice snug fit. Wouldn't want to put anything else on that ATK binding.
1/9/2020
Answer from
Rich S
In that case I should get a pair of the 108s to go with my ATK Free raider 14s too :-). Seems like these weigh less than half of the B&D crampons I’m currently using