In addition to being a fantastic accessory to the ZED and ION bindings, the G3 ION ski crampons could be called the universal crampon due to their second, 'direct to ski' mounting option. Of course, if you use it with the ION, it's even easier-- just slide the included receptors under the toe pieces and screw them in. With its unique corded attachment system, the ION ski crampons can be installed or removed easily with one hand. G3 wanted to prove that they always think of everything, so the crampon features a humped profile to allow your boot to drive it into the snow even while using your risers. Last but not least, it’s shiny! Look good and grip even better with the G3 ION ski crampons.
- Comes in 85mm, 95mm, 105mm, 115mm, and 130mm widths to fit any ski.
- Universal mounting kit works with any tech binding / ski combination.
- Simple pull cord operates the attachment, which can be used with one hand.
- Raised rear profile helps your boot drive the points into the snow.
- Receptors that slide under the ION binding toe pieces included.
- Embossed 7075-T6 aluminum is strong and pleasing to the eye.
- Weighs just 135 grams (4.7 ounces) for the 105mm width.
| Size | Weight | Measured Width |
| 85mm | 123g | 88mm |
| 95mm | 130g | 98mm |
| 105mm | 138g | 107mm |
| 115mm | 144g | 119mm |
| 130mm | 154g | 134mm |
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7/30/2021
What would be the disadvantage (other than weight) of going with the 130s when a smaller size would easily fit?
7/30/2021
Hey Ron, thanks for the questions. Ideally, you want to match the skis crampon as close as possible with the width of your ski, so besides the added weight the only other direct disadvantage would be potentially putting unnecessary pressure on the ski crampon that could in worst-case scenario brake the crampon or crampon adapter. Other than that the only direct downside would be that you would way more easily snag the side of the crampons on your skis or bindings. Give us a shout if you have any more questions.
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4/14/2021
Hi,
Will the 95mm crampons fit the Black Crows Camox Freebird at at 96mm waist? Thanks
Will the 95mm crampons fit the Black Crows Camox Freebird at at 96mm waist? Thanks
4/14/2021
Hi Thomas,
I just checked, the 95mm crampons will fit on a 96mm waisted ski with a couple of millimeters to spare.
I just checked, the 95mm crampons will fit on a 96mm waisted ski with a couple of millimeters to spare.
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4/13/2021
Will the 85 fit on the BD helio carbon 88s or should I get the 95?
4/13/2021
Hey Stacy, while the 85mm G3 crampon does fit, once the ski flexes you will get some rubbing on the sidewall of the ski. To be safe I would say to go for the 95mm crampon.
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These are awesome. Ive been using them for 5 or 6 years with the Ion and Zed and they work great. G3's attachment loop is super handy for taking them on and off while your skis are on and can be clippped to a pack quickly for short transitions. Im a big fan!
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8/30/2020
I have some Dynastar Cham 97 HM skis I'm planning to use these on (Same shape as the newer Mythic 97 pro I believe). Will the 95mm crampons fit or should I plan to bump up to the 105?
8/31/2020
Hey Clark, the 95mm crampons should work just fine for you, they fit on the Mythic 97s like a glove!
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3/23/2020
Could someone confirm that these come with the Ion crampon adapter, and that the adapter is fully compatible with the Zed toepiece? Thanks!
3/23/2020
Dana, the crampons do come with the adapter and are compatible with all G3 tech bindings including the Zed.
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3/9/2020
I have a pair of G3 Zeds mounted on pair of Moment Wildcat Tour 108. Do you folks recommend the 105mm or the 115mm?
3/9/2020
Hey Greg, the 115mm is for sure going to be your best bet!
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3/6/2020
I have Völkl BMT 94's. Any chance they'd work with the 85 crampons or should I just stick to the 95s?
3/6/2020
Hi wtofd, definitely the 95s. Ski crampons aren't bendable like brakes.
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4/26/2019
Will the G3 Ion Crampon work with NTN Freeride bindings?
Thanks!
Alan
Thanks!
Alan
4/27/2019
Alan, These come with a mounting kit that will work with almost any binding. BUT, the NTN system takes up all the real estate under the boot and I don't see that it will work .
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4/1/2019
Any chance these would work with Fritschi Tecton Bindings? (everyone is out of stock for the Fristchi crampon, so I need a backup solution)
4/1/2019
Mel, NO, Both these and the Fritschi crampons are very unique and wildly different from the Dynafit styles.
Skimo Does have the Tecton crampon in 90 and 100mm in stock here. Fritschi crampons
Skimo Does have the Tecton crampon in 90 and 100mm in stock here. Fritschi crampons
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3/26/2019
will these work with g3 zeds? if so, will 105 work with DPS tour1 106's?
3/27/2019
Mark, They will work with the Zed. The 105 mm fit with about 1mm clearance on the DPS 106.
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10/8/2018
Any idea if the 105 size would fit the Salomon QST 106?
10/9/2018
Hi Parker, I just took some measurements and while it will be close, I think you'll have enough clearance for it to work nicely.
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3/13/2018
This is a bit of a long shot, but here goes...
Is the G3 crampon compatible with the Kreuspitze telemark plate? I noticed that the the connections look very similar, and it would be super good luck if they could be mounted straight on to the telemark plate without the need for the G3 bracket. Do you have both to hand???
The reason for my interest in this idea apart from simplicity, weight saving and less hole drilling, is a desire to have the pivot point of the crampon as far forward as possible. The kreuspitze plate already takes up valuable space behind the binding toe, and I have concerns that using a dynafit style crampon mounted behind the plate will mean that the boot will not force the crampon down enough, especially on mid to high riser settings.
Can you offer any advice on the most suitable (effective) crampon system that would work with the kreuspitze telemark plate?
Thanks
Is the G3 crampon compatible with the Kreuspitze telemark plate? I noticed that the the connections look very similar, and it would be super good luck if they could be mounted straight on to the telemark plate without the need for the G3 bracket. Do you have both to hand???
The reason for my interest in this idea apart from simplicity, weight saving and less hole drilling, is a desire to have the pivot point of the crampon as far forward as possible. The kreuspitze plate already takes up valuable space behind the binding toe, and I have concerns that using a dynafit style crampon mounted behind the plate will mean that the boot will not force the crampon down enough, especially on mid to high riser settings.
Can you offer any advice on the most suitable (effective) crampon system that would work with the kreuspitze telemark plate?
Thanks
3/13/2018
Hi Rob, I gave it a shot to see if it would work, but it is not compatible. The Dynafit crampon mount would actually be further ahead on this system than the G3 would have been anyway. The Dynafit crampon attaches to the back of the toe piece. This is closer to the front of the binding system than the spring attachments where you were hoping the G3 would attach.
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1/12/2018
I have ION LTs. Will these work ok with the new Scarpa F-1 boots?
looking at the 105 mm crampon size for my Wailer 99s.
Thanks
looking at the 105 mm crampon size for my Wailer 99s.
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1/13/2018
Hi Raymond, yes they work no problem when used with ION bindings. The issue with different boots pops up with other bindings that have lower toe pins.
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9/29/2017
Do you know if the non-G3 mounting plate is compatible with the Atomic backland (in reference to the 1st comment on this page
9/29/2017
Hey David, thanks for reaching out! I tested the crampon adapter on the Backland binding with a La Soprtiva Syborg Boot (race boot, the rubber tread isn't very tall) and wasn't able to get enough clearance for the boot to land on even the tallest riser without hitting the crampon mount. The Backland is designed to work with a Dynafit style crampon though, so that's definitely what I'd recommend.
9/29/2017
The highest Backland riser is TALL and the Syborg still didn't quite land on it with the crampon adapter underneath it.
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4/15/2017
I love the concept. However be forewarned, the G3 adaptor does not fit all tech bindings. The crampon attachment prongs sat up so high it interfered with my TLT superlight / boot connection. Bummer, because I think it is a clever idea.
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I like the quick release design of these crampons. Much easier to use without stepping out of the binding and seem to come with no risk of accidentally releasing. They feel quite similar to my Dynafits as far bite goes.
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4/18/2016
Hi,
I have a question about the g3 ion ski crampon. My ski (FACTION ct3) is 108 at the waist. Is there a chance that the 105 will work form me or will I need to get the 130 for sure.
I have a question about the g3 ion ski crampon. My ski (FACTION ct3) is 108 at the waist. Is there a chance that the 105 will work form me or will I need to get the 130 for sure.
4/18/2016
Hi Steve, I don't have that ski to test, but there is roughly 4mm of wiggle room on these. It depends on how big your foot is since the further the toe moves from center the wider the crampon has to be. The 105s will be close on this setup, it might rub a little.
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