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Hallelujah, it’s raining toe pieces. G3 is now selling toe and heel pieces separately. Taking a long hut trip and don’t want to risk gear failure that’d end the trip? Maybe you dropped your skis out of your roof box and only the toe piece broke? Lost a ski in avalanche? Fear not, spares are available. Choose your model in the drop list, from the various ION flavors to the new Zed. All G3 toe pieces are priced and sold individually. Toes do *not* come with screws or toe shims, which can be found here.

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Questions & Reviews

12/24/2023
Question from Rick
 
Are the Zed 12 toe springs different from the Zed 9?
12/25/2023
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Rick, yes the Zed 12 toe springs are stiffer than the 9s.
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1/2/2023
Question from Dan Vivian
 
How simple would it be to replace a broken Ion LT toe piece at home? I assume I should hand-tighten screws versus using a drill? And some epoxy or something on the threads? Thanks!
1/3/2023
Answer from Emmett I
 
Dan,

It's simple but high-consequence! Using a torque wrench is ideal, 4nm. Use medium set epoxy or wood glue on the threads.
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12/10/2021
Question from Erik
 
I have some ion12s and one of the toe pieces seems like the springs are a little weaker and developing some play. Is this something that should be replaced or is there no worry once clamped down? It is easier to twist my boot out of the loose one
12/11/2021
Answer from Ian C
 
Hi Erik, if the toe piece has lost some of its clamping strength that would definitely be something to investigate before skiing on it. To figure out some next steps, would you mind sending some pictures to help@skimo.co?
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11/4/2021
Question from Jon
 
Hello,
Are the g3 ion lt toe pieces the same as the g3 ion toe pieces for weight and screw hole placement? Have you heard anything about zed compatibility with the ion toepiece?
My ion 12 toe-pieces are failing and I would like to replace them with something a little lighter.
11/4/2021
Answer from Brett S
 
Thanks for reaching out, Jon. While incredibly similar, there are some very slight differences between the two. Namely, the boot stop will be different. Because of that, the LT toe piece will be the lightest of the two, but again, not exaggeratedly so. The mounting pattern and screw hole placement should be the same between the two. We haven't heard of anyone combining the zed and Ion, however, please let us know if you do!
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9/30/2021
Question from ped
 
Maybe I didn't look hard enough (apologies if I missed it), but can you tell me the weight of an Ion LT toe?
9/30/2021
Answer from Teddy Young
 
Hello, thanks for reaching out! A single ION LT toe piece weighs 162g without screws or crampon receptor, and four screws weigh 10g.
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4/13/2021
Question from joshua kane
 
i am looking for brakes which will fit my g3 ion 12 lt which is mounted on a 115mm waist ski. yall got anything like that
4/13/2021
Answer from Julieana
 
Hey Joshua,
Unfortunately we are out of G3 ion brakes for the season. We will be getting more in the fall. We'd be happy to notify you when we get more in if you email us at help@skimo.co.
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3/23/2021
Question from Michal P
 
Hi! Can I use ION 10 toe piece as a substitute for ION 12 toe piece? Are they the same, or is the spring stiffness any different?
I have ION 12 bindings, but you don't seem to have those in stock.
Thanks for the info!
3/24/2021
Answer from Jeff
 
Michal, The ION 10 and 12 toe pieces are the same, all the release differences are in the heel.
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2/15/2021
Question from N Rock
 
Do you sell the toe lever for the G3 ion 10 bindings?
2/15/2021
Answer from jbo
 
Hi N Rock, sadly we don't have access to just the levers.
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1/15/2021
Question from Yann Troutet
 
Is it possible to order only the ION screws from you?
1/15/2021
Answer from Tristan M
 
Hi Yann,

Yes, you can order G3 ION Toe Screws through us! You can find them under our G3 Binding Parts listing. We are currently out of stock, but send us an email at help@skimo.co, and we would be happy to set up a notification that will alert you when we get them back in stock!
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8/30/2020
Question from Scott
 
I am buying a new Zed toe - I over “snapped” the plastic piece to lock my toe in for skinning, and when I attempted to knock it back, it snapped on me.

Is there a way to prevent this from happening/ fail safe or a better way to return the lever safely back into place after over “snapping” it...
8/31/2020
Answer from Julieana
 
Hey Scott, there could be a couple reasons for this malfunction. You shouldn't need to lock the toe past the first notch when you're touring, if you were attempting to lock it out further that potentially could have put too much torque on the lever. Alternatively it could have to do with what boot you've got. If the sole is too thick that can put extra torque and strain on the binding in tour mode. If you'd like to get into more detail feel free to email us at help@skimo.co or swing by the shop!
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7/29/2019
Question from Eric S
 
Are you guys going to get the Zed toes back in stock?

I have this idea of replacing my Salomon Mtn toes with some Zed toes, while keeping the MTN heels.
(I love the MTNs, but find the toe frustratingly hard to clip into which is annoying on steeps).

Am I crazy?
7/29/2019
Answer from Jeff
 
Eric, We only have ION toes on this page and haven't had ZED toes for sale. From experience of the MTN bindings on many different Demo skis, I have personally found it to be about the Easiest toe to step in. But probably only stepped in on flats. Stepping into almost any binding on the steeps can be challenging, unless you made yourself a good platform.
7/29/2019
Answer from Eric S
 
Thanks for that feedback, Jeff. I am perhaps being overly blaming of my tools, rather than technique. Even so, I've found other bindings in the past a little easier to step into in such situations. But probably I should leave well enough alone!
7/29/2019
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Eric, it can depend on the boot as well. Some boots may not step into certain bindings as cleanly as others, and it could be the reverse with a different binding.

We should have some ZED toes in the fall.
7/29/2019
Answer from Eric S
 
Thanks JBO. For the record I'm in TLT6's. But I should compare with my Scarpas before deciding anything.

This is all on my mind because my ski came off on a steep slope the other day (yup, summer volcano skiing) and it freaked me out. However, it was the heel, not the toe that released, probably because I run my heel DIN lower than the recommended setting, a habit I evidently oughta change.
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2/12/2019
Question from wtofd
 
Hi, can you confirm the weight of a single Zed toe with screws?
2/12/2019
Answer from jbo
 
Hi wtofd, the Zed toes weigh 124g + 6g for screws.
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