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Hagan Adjustment Plates

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Made for the Ultra and Ultra WC bindings, these Hagan plates will give you 30mm for fore/aft heel adjustment, or approximately 4 mondo sizes. If you want to use a quiver of boots or increase the resale value of your rig, the adjustment plates are a good investment. They also help cover up mismounted bindings if you didn't hit your mark. All Plates are sold in Pairs with adjustment nuts & bolts but not mounting screws.

  • Basic plate dimensions are 100mm x 40mm x 5mm, known as the ATK R01 in parts yonder.
  • Lightweight aluminum is strong but the R01 only weighs 34 grams (1.2 ounces) for the plate and screws.
  • R01 plates are 5mm thick, which makes for a decent heel platform when skinning in flat position.
  • R01 plates also work with La Sportiva RSR (40mm of travel) and Ski Trab Titan & TR-Race (32mm of travel) bindings.

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Questions & Reviews

12/4/2023
Question from Frederick M
 
Hey Skimoco, any tips for what the best move would be to loosen these guys up? I'm trying to loosen the 4 bolts to adjust for new boots but the screws ain't budging. What would you usually do in the shop? Add heat?
12/4/2023
Answer from Carlos M
 
Hi Frederick,

I asked the folks in the shop. They said heat could potentially help, but assuming the screws are in good shape and have not started to strip, your best bet would be to use an impact driver with a fresh Torx bit of the correct size, the ski clamped down, and plenty of downward pressure to ensure that the bit doesn't pop out. An impact will have a better chance of breaking stuck threads loose than your hands or a normal rotary drill.
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11/24/2021
Eddy v (used product regularly)
 
If you're getting ATK race bindings, just do yourself a favor and get the adjustment plates. You might not think you're going to change boots, but you probably will and when you do you'll be mighty happy not having to do a remount. Plus, they give you a bit of room for error with the initial mount.

I couldn't get my heelpiece to stay in place on these no matter how hard I tightened the (included) screws, so I just put a dab of loctite on them and haven't had any problems since.
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11/18/2021
Ben (downright abused product)
 
As far as I'm concerned, these plates are a mandatory component of any lightweight touring setup. They only weigh 30g, which in my opinion is well worth the utility gained. With new touring boots coming out all the time, I am constantly rotating my boot quiver so to be able to adjust to a new pair of boots in minutes instead of having to re-drill the binding is a big deal. The ability to adjust the heelpiece also does wonders for your skis resale value for when you inevitably get bored with what you have and want to try something new, or if you ever want to loan your skis to a friend. The plates in my photo are new, but I have used them on several pairs of skis with great success.

These plates are the exact same as the ATK RO1 plate and the Black Diamond Helio Plate, and they work with the full ATK race binding lineup, ATK Trofeo, ATK Haute Route, Hagan Ultra, Hagan ZR, Black Diamond Helio 145, 180, 200 and 200LT. They also work with Ski Trab Gara Titans and the original Titan Vario. Ski Trab makes their own adjustment plate, but I prefer these because there is more adjustment range and they weigh and function the same. They should work with any heelpiece with a 25mm wide drill pattern, so the Dynafit Expedition may also fit.

In conclusion, unless you're competing for podiums in skimo races you owe it to yourself, your friends, and the future owners of your skis to mount using adjustment plates.
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3/20/2021
Question from Yann
 
Hi there. Can you tell me the exact drill pattern for the R01/Hagan adjustment plate? Something like 25 mm x 85 mm... Thanks. Yann
3/20/2021
Answer from Jeremy L
 
Thanks for your question, Yann. You were close, it's actually 25x86mm.
3/20/2021
Answer from Yann T
 
Nice. I'm going to 3D-print a jig for myself. Or is there a smarter way to drill for this properly?
3/20/2021
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Yann, the smartest way might be to have us do it ;)
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3/7/2020
Question from Yamabushi
 
Does R04 (rental plate) have some elasticity? I see a spring but not sure if it works like Trab plate.
3/9/2020
Answer from TSB
 
Hey Yamabushi, good eye! There is a spring at the rear of the bolt-positioning plate that gives 1-2mm of elastic travel when force is applied. We have not specifically tested the elasticity of the R04 plate in the JetBond or the real world, however, so would not recommend factoring the elasticity into your equipment decisions. At the very least, it will provide a little more security when "over-flexing" a ski, but will not have the same level of zero-gap performance specificity as the Ski Trab Vario.2 adjustment plate (known as the Titan Flex Vario plate) which you rightly mention.
3/12/2020
Answer from Hiroki I
 
Thanks TSB for the quick reply. And does this R04 work with old La Sportiva branded RT?
3/12/2020
Answer from TSB
 
Hey Hiroshi, that would work just fine! The older Sportiva RT binding measures out at a 25 x 34mm hole pattern, just like the Hagan race heels that the binding adjustment plate was designed for.
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2/12/2019
Question from Anika
 
This may be a silly question after my recent research, but will these plates work for a Dynafit superlite 2.0 binding? It seems the mounting pattern on the superlite heel may be 3mm too wide, but since you guys are the guru's of gear I figure it's worth asking. Thanks!
2/12/2019
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Anika, they sure won't! For that binding, look at Dynafit or B&D plates.
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2/7/2019
Question from Patricia Franco
 
I was wondering if the basic version of this plate fits the Dynafit TLT Expedition binding heel piece?

Thanks!
2/7/2019
Answer from Jeff
 
Patricia, Here is all the information on Mounting plates. https://skimo.co/binding-adjustment-plates
And yes, it will work with the TLT Expedition binding.
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1/17/2019
Pete (used product a few times)
 
Relatively reasonable price with reasonable weight penalty. These ship with the jam nuts and screws. Screws included are torx.

These are rebranded ATK (as are many Hagan bindings), thus work beautifully for all ATK race bindings.

One caveat: make sure you crank down the screws. I left mine at a typical torque and the heel piece slipped back in a race, leaving me w/o a lockable heel.
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1/30/2018
Question from Dillon
 
Will these plates work with the Haute Route 2.0 binder?
1/31/2018
Answer from Nate
 
Hi Dillon, we do not have this binding on hand to say for certain. We do have the pattern information for adjustment plates available in an article here. You can measure the holes on your binding and cross reference the article to find a plate that will work for you.
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4/27/2017
Question from Ben
 
Do these plates work with Trab Gara Titan Release heels?

Thanks
4/27/2017
Answer from Nate
 
Hi Ben, yes, the basic plates will work with the Trab Gara Titan Release heels. The rental plate, will not.
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2/9/2016
Question from Aaron O
 
Are these the only ones that work for Ski Trab TR bindings?
2/9/2016
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Aaron, yes, these are it.
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11/9/2015
Question from TZed
 
Will you be stocking these this season? The current crop from Yurp uses a star drive(torx) screw, do you know if these are still phillips, or perhaps torx?
11/9/2015
Answer from jbo
 
Hi TZed, yes we just ran out of last season's stock and should have more in a week or so. Will know for sure on the screws when they arrive!
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10/31/2015
Question from Alex
 
Hi there,
Thank you for the review !!
I just bought a pair of ATK SL-R WC Bindings for my new skis and I also want to get the adjustment plate but I was just wondering if there is also a plate needed for the toes or if it not necessary ?
Does the height difference matters if not ?

Thank you
10/31/2015
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Alex, a toe plate isn't necessary. You're heel would be a little higher with one, but it's still lower than a lot of bindings out there. I wouldn't worry about it.
11/1/2015
Answer from Alexandre B
 
Thank you for this quick answer but I'd also have another question!

The reason why I want to use this plate is that I may share the ski once in a while with a friend of mine. The thing is that I have quite big feet compared to him, i have a 29.5 and he has a 27. I was just asking myselft if you screw the heel part on the very front of the plate, you' have the back of the shoe more or less in the air ? Would this happen, or if yes is it a problem?

Thx ;)
11/1/2015
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Alexandre, the boots are suspended in air regardless of whether you have an adjustment plate. See this pic. After checking the boot sole lengths (not just the mondo size) and determining a compatible mounting location, go for it!
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4/26/2015
Question from Ethan
 
Are these sold as single plates or a pair?
4/26/2015
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Ethan, the plates are sold in pairs. Two for the price of two!
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9/3/2014
Jonathan S (used product regularly)
 
Overall: Five Stars for Hagan’s rebranding of ATK’s straightforward R01 adjustment plate, at a fairly minimal penalty for cost, weight, and heel>toe delta.

Background on product familiarity: I have over 83,000’ earned vertical on a pair of these plates, mounted in between the Hagan X-Ultra and Sportiva-rebranded RT.

First, the first impressions out of the box: So your mount job didn’t quite get the heel gap right. Or you can’t make up your mind between boots. Or – in my case – you thought nothing could ever improve on the Dynafit DyNA/TLT5, only to fall in love with the even lighter Dynafit DyNA, but a bsl differential a bit too close for comfort to redrill another set of binding holes.

Fortunately this plate comes to the rescue. Both the mounting of the plate to the ski and the installation of the binding to the plate are uncomplicated. Only potential drawback is that the special screws to secure the binding to the plate are Phillips head (not Pozidrive), so yet another driver style to keep in your repair kit (although you probably have Phillips already anyway).

Second impressions, in use: If your intention is just to set it and forget, then you’re all set. However, if your intention is to keep swapping back and forth between different boots on a regular basis, then each readjustment entails loosening and retightening eight screws, plus some various forms of “encouragement” for moving along the nuts inside the track if you’ve been skiing in a high-grit environment. For demo or rental purposes, a single-screw “worm drive” design would be a better option, such as Hagan’s rebranding of the ATK R04 plate.

Third impressions, for long-term durability: After lots of use, with a couple swaps back and forth, everything is still in place and all tight.
3/25/2016
Reply from Jonathan S
 
Just to clarify, my 2014 review is for what is now listed as the "Basic" version.
Since then, I've also mounted up two pairs of the "Rental" version for our regional Hagan rep: huge range of adjustment, and easy to adjust too. (But I don't have any personal experience with the Rental version other than mounting up those two pairs.)
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6/15/2014
Question from Jeff
 
I have sportiva RT heel units, do these work for RT as well as RSR? space between left and righthand screws is 25.0 mm
6/15/2014
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Jeff, yes, these do work with the RT binding as well. There is less travel of course, due to the elongated platform, but there is still enough for most boot quivers.
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