Auftriib Cramplifier

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Back in 1313 B.C.E., Moses wished he had the Ten Commandments plates to ascend Mt. Sinai. Instead, he famously postholed an epic to the summit where God descended from the heavens and bestowed upon him the Auftriib Cramplifiers. "Thou Shalt float up fat couloirs - with heretofore unparalleled security," he said. Held to boots via auto- or semi-automatic crampons (required for use), these celestial plates bite and float on fresh snow, turning the toughest ascent into a stairway to heaven. Made from a recyclable polypropylene, the plates can be modified with cutting or sanding tools if needed and are compatible with most crampon types. Finally, they are ergonomically designed with a left and right foot for an intuitive stride, eliminating ripped pant cuffs forever.

  • Featherweight ascension devices that eliminate the need to choose between security and flotation.
  • Compatible with most crampon types, including those long front units.
  • Come in S, M, L sizes - based on Boot Sole Length.
  • *Will not part the Red Sea (but might help you walk on it...briefly).
Specifications
Weight
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395g [S]
428g [M]
439g [L]
Specs Verified Yes
Design
Materials   Polypropylene
Skimo Co Says
Usage Booting steep soft snow, with varied bedsurfaces
Notes “Probably the best thing that has happened to backcountry skiing since the double rocker skis.”
Nikolai Schirmer
Bottom Line Access the steep and deep

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Questions & Reviews

10/18/2026
Question from David
 
Do they nest together flush for tight storage in a pack? I think they are asymmetrical so they won't sit nested/flush when put together.
10/19/2026
Answer from BlackBird
 
Hi David,

Although the plates are asymmetrical, they sit pretty close to being perfectly flush when stacked.
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10/12/2026
Question from thomc
 
Other than the ability to use the saucers without crampons can you break down the pros and cons of the two types of Auftriibs?
10/12/2026
Answer from Jeff M
 
Hi Thom,
Can mostly sum up to one thing. Neither have any teeth or other gripping device. So without the crampons, they can be very slippery. Best to use with crampons.
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