CAMP Crampon Binding Parts
Broke a bail or want to convert your automatic crampons to semi-automatic? These toe and heel replacement bails for your CAMP crampons are just the ticket. All bails are sold in pairs.
Automatic Toe - Aluminum - Clean aluminum toe bail for CAMP's XLC 390, XLC Nanotech, Race 290, and Tour 350 crampons.
Semi-Auto Toe - Skimo - Convert the CAMP Skimo crampons into a semi-auto binding. Great for fitting TLT7 and other SpeedNose boots.
Ascent Semi-Auto Toe Bail - Semi-auto toe bail for boots without a toe welt.
Automatic Heel - Aluminum - Simple levering heel bail found on XLC and Tour crampons from CAMP.
Automatic Heel - Steel - Steel version of the automatic bails found on the Tour Nanotech crampons.
Semi-Auto Heel - Aluminum - Works with CAMP's aluminum crampons with Semi-automatic bindings such as XLC 470 and the XLC Nanotech. Has a longer strap than the Auto version for feeding through the toes.
Semi-Auto Heel - Steel - The semi-auto version of the Tour Nanotech heel bail, with a longer strap as compared to the auto.
Semi-Auto Heel - Skimo - Semi-auto heel throw for all Skimo crampons. Longer strap to reach the toes.
Ascent Universal Heel Bail - Heel bail for adapting boots with and without heel welt for universal fit.
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Questions & Reviews
Camp/Cassin do not make a universal heel bail for the Blade Runner. This is likely due to the fact that a technical ice and mixed crampon like the Blade Runner is not the best pairing with a boot that lacks welts.
We do not have any Blade Runners in house, so we are unable to test other Camp bails on this crampon. If you reach out to help@skimo.co, we will see if we can get a more definitive answer for you.
What is the best setup?
Is the toe bail enough to secure it to the shoe? Or it is necessary the heel bail too?
Which one you would suggest me?
PS: They work good with my Maestrale ski-shoes. Still have to buy my Alpinist-shoes.
Thanks
FYI, we tested the "Ascent Semi-Auto Toe Bail" on the CAMP Skimo Pure Nanotech crampons with a TLT8, and it seemed to not allow the boot to come far enough forward. We felt that the front points were too far ahead of the boot toe and the attachment may not be as secure.
Looking to use them with boots that have a heel welt but no toe welt. Thanks!
We don't carry the Stalker so I can't get my hands on it. However, based off of the images online it appears that the Stalker is unable to be modified from a semi-auto to auto. Sadly that means that these options we carry won't work for that crampon!
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