Kreuzspitze Adjustment Plates
Kreuzspitze has come to the rescue for skiers who find they have too much ramp angle in touring bindings. The 14-millimeter adjustment plates are screw-hole compatible with Dynafit TLT Vertical / Radical / Comfort / Speed heel units. That means you can replace a touring heel with a race heel without redrilling. Also available are 18mm and 40mm heel plates, a fast rental-style 40mm adjustment system, and a 3 position toe-shift plate that works with any Dynafit Classic toe pattern.
PRICED and SOLD in PAIRS. All kits include two plates (a pair) with all the adjustment nuts & bolts.
- Heel adjustments offer 14mm, 18mm, and 40mm of adjustment range.
- Adjustment slots are compatible with Kreuzspitze or Plum 135/145/150* heel pieces.
- New adjustment bolts have stronger Torx heads for a reduced chance of stripping.
- Demo adjustment plate can quickly move the heel piece with a flathead screwdriver.
- KR Hole Adjuster effectively moves existing drill holes for SCTT and GT bindings, allowing +/- 10mm.
- Universal plate works with Trab, ATK, Montura heels. Plus the SCTT mounted sideways.
- Toe shift plate has 3 slots spaced 13.5mm apart to help center boots on the ski.
- TLT Heel Shifter lets you move Classic Dynafit heels in 6mm increments.
- LTR Heel Shifter fits the old 4-hole Low Tech Race bindings from Dynafit.
- LTR / Superlite 1.0 heel plates adjust the red tripod heels, though the included bolts need modification to fit in the feet. Note: Does NOT fit the newer LTR 2.0/PDG hole pattern.
- Superlight 2.0. Finally a Kreuzspitze heel for the Superlight 2.0.
*Note you need Kreuzspitze screws to mount the plates as the Plum screws won't fit in the recessed holes.
We've compiled a list of mounting patterns for common bindings. Click here to see that list.
| Plate | Weight (g) | Weight (oz) |
| 14mm | 18 | 0.6 |
| 18mm | 20 | 0.7 |
| 40mm | 26 | 0.9 |
| 40-Rental | 36 | 1.3 |
| KR Hole Adjuster | 30 | 1.1 |
| Universal 25mm | 29 | 1.0 |
| Toe Shift | 33 | 1.2 |
| TLT Heel Shift | 34 | 1.2 |
| LTR Heel Adjuster | 30 | 1.1 |
| LTR / Superlite 1.0 | 27 | 1.0 |
| Superlite 2.0 | 32 | 1.1 |
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Questions & Reviews
12/16/2024
Hey guys, I am trying to find toe adjustment options for a Plum guide toe piece. The objective is to create a binding that can a. Accommodate a wide range of boot sizes and b. Shift the boot center around for experimentation. I have the 40mm heel adjust plate, and now need a toe plate. Does the toe shift plate match the hole pattern for Plum? If not, is there anything available for the Plum toe that does work? Thanks!
12/16/2024
Hi Barry,
The toe shift plate will work with the Plum Guide, or you could use the B&D "Outside Pattern" shift plate here which will give you 5 positions.
The toe shift plate will work with the Plum Guide, or you could use the B&D "Outside Pattern" shift plate here which will give you 5 positions.
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12/7/2024
Hello Skimo,
I'm interested in changing up the setup on my beloved work skis (2016 Voile Vectors) to drop the seemingly large heel/toe delta (15mm) and snow clogging brakes from the current Dynafit Radical FTs I've been running. I'm interested in the much discussed Radical toe (reuse what I've got) with a race heel (Plum 150/krueuzspitze) but am slightly confused about what combination will result in a better setup? For reference, I also ski a pair of Atomic Backland Pures and dig the flatter feeling... and have some Oazo 8s freshly mounted to some powder boards (just need more snow).
The radical FT toes I have came with (and is still installed) a Dynafit riser plate under the toe and I'm not sure how to configure that into the mix...
Cheers and thanks for the deep geekery!
I'm interested in changing up the setup on my beloved work skis (2016 Voile Vectors) to drop the seemingly large heel/toe delta (15mm) and snow clogging brakes from the current Dynafit Radical FTs I've been running. I'm interested in the much discussed Radical toe (reuse what I've got) with a race heel (Plum 150/krueuzspitze) but am slightly confused about what combination will result in a better setup? For reference, I also ski a pair of Atomic Backland Pures and dig the flatter feeling... and have some Oazo 8s freshly mounted to some powder boards (just need more snow).
The radical FT toes I have came with (and is still installed) a Dynafit riser plate under the toe and I'm not sure how to configure that into the mix...
Cheers and thanks for the deep geekery!
12/7/2024
Hi Zachary, you can ditch the riser plate if you're switching to a race heel. You would need the shorter 12.5mm toe screws, however. If you're going to use a heel adjustment plate, you could consider keeping the plate, especially if it's already mounted. As far as which heel matches you best Plum Vs Kreuzpitze, it's difficult to say without more info. The Plum is a more popular choice and there is a built-in heel plate option with lower pins (the 170), with which you would not want to use the toe plate in combo.
12/7/2024
Thanks for the quick reply! If possible, I'd rather not remount anything other than the heel and an adjustment plate makes sense for multiple boot fits for me... I'd also love to keep the cost low given that I'm tweaking a nearly decade old setup (although I'm sure the bindings will move to another ski eventually). You tell me what seems like a better bet for low ramp and low cost:
1. Ditch toe plate, remount toe with new screws, and mount a pair of Plum 170 heels?
2. Keep toe plate, mount new heel piece with Kreuzpitze heel adjustment plate and a Plum heel?
* Does the Plum 170 heel hole pattern interfere with an old Radical heel hole pattern?
1. Ditch toe plate, remount toe with new screws, and mount a pair of Plum 170 heels?
2. Keep toe plate, mount new heel piece with Kreuzpitze heel adjustment plate and a Plum heel?
* Does the Plum 170 heel hole pattern interfere with an old Radical heel hole pattern?
12/7/2024
Hi Zach, for price option 1 wins as the 170 includes plates for less-than-plate cost. With an adjustable track there is almost always a way to work around your existing holes, but whether you can while also accommodating your desired boots would require measuring your situation. It's possible a longer 40mm plate is needed, hard to say without looking.
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11/27/2024
Hello! I recently acquired a pair Volkl BMT 90 skis for cheap. I'm told these skis have binding reinforcement rails rather than an entire place, and that these rails are 27mm apart, so a binding whose mount pattern is at least 30mm wide is required to minimize damage risk.
I have a pair of ATK Haute Route bindings that I'd like to mount on these. The toe pattern is wide enough, but the heel adjustment plate is not. Does Kreuszpitze (or any other brand for that matter that you're aware of) happen to make an adjustment plate that works with 25mm ATK heels, but who's mounting holes are spaced at least 30mm, if that makes sense? Thanks in advance for any info you can provide.
I have a pair of ATK Haute Route bindings that I'd like to mount on these. The toe pattern is wide enough, but the heel adjustment plate is not. Does Kreuszpitze (or any other brand for that matter that you're aware of) happen to make an adjustment plate that works with 25mm ATK heels, but who's mounting holes are spaced at least 30mm, if that makes sense? Thanks in advance for any info you can provide.
11/27/2024
Hi Greg,
Yes, there is one you could use! The Ski Trab Race Plate has a wider mounting pattern - 36mm wide - and the adjustment slots fit 25mm-wide race heel patterns like Ski Trab and ATK.
Yes, there is one you could use! The Ski Trab Race Plate has a wider mounting pattern - 36mm wide - and the adjustment slots fit 25mm-wide race heel patterns like Ski Trab and ATK.
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2/6/2024
Do you know if you'll be getting more of the 40mm rental plates?
2/6/2024
Hi Peter,
We do not have any on the horizon at the moment, but if you are interested in getting one, please reach out via email to help@skimo.co and we will see what we can do.
We do not have any on the horizon at the moment, but if you are interested in getting one, please reach out via email to help@skimo.co and we will see what we can do.
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9/25/2023
Can the 18mm heel x2 plate be used with the current gen Plum R150.... if so, this would change the delta by 5mm (height of plate)?
9/25/2023
Kirk,
Yes, the R150 will work with this plate. Per the note above, you'll need Kreuzpitze screws, not the Plum ones.
Yes, the R150 will work with this plate. Per the note above, you'll need Kreuzpitze screws, not the Plum ones.
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I got the KUs for my skitrab binding, in case I ever wanted to use my lightweight skis I use for racing with my somewhat more comfortable touring boots. So far, haven't wanted the combo, so I haven't had to make any adjustments. They are light, simple, and durable -- all the key qualities I want. I only give them 4 stars because they do like to collect snow and ice on the ups, and then that ice has to be chipped away before I can switch to descend. Having the heel riser up at all times circumvents this problem, and so it hasn't been a big deal. I'd also forwarn you that the screws are 6 pointed stars, which I have in my tool box, but does not come in any ski binding tool I've seen, so either add it or plan on only making adjustments at home and not on the fly.
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12/23/2022
For mounting, do any of these adjustment plates come with a sticker mounting template similar to those that sometimes come with the Dynafit adjustment plates? Or is there a place to find them? Thanks!
12/24/2022
Hi Logan, they do not come with mounting templates included. If you purchase a set, let us know in the order comments you'd like a copy of the template, and I'm sure we could dig one up!
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3/20/2022
Re: Universal plate works with Trab, ATK, Montura heels. Plus the SCTT mounted sideways.
Is it advisable to mount the SCTT heel "sideways"? I love the Kreuzspitze bindings and have them on 4 pairs of my skis (yes, I admit to ownership of more pairs of skis than a reasonably sane person should own) but using the universal plate instead of the Kreuzspitze specific one would open a door for more options which is always good.
TIA
Is it advisable to mount the SCTT heel "sideways"? I love the Kreuzspitze bindings and have them on 4 pairs of my skis (yes, I admit to ownership of more pairs of skis than a reasonably sane person should own) but using the universal plate instead of the Kreuzspitze specific one would open a door for more options which is always good.
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3/22/2022
Thanks for the question, Karl. We believe a reasonably sane person should have a healthy quiver. Yes, it is possible to mount the SCTT sideways on that track and should be fully functional.
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3/17/2022
Hi
I have an old tripod heel and i´m searching for a compatible heel adjustmentplate
its 6mm holes are 25mm apart in the front and in the exact middle at the back :)
and the distance between front and back is 30mm
do you have a heel adjustmentplate for this binding?
Its an
I have an old tripod heel and i´m searching for a compatible heel adjustmentplate
its 6mm holes are 25mm apart in the front and in the exact middle at the back :)
and the distance between front and back is 30mm
do you have a heel adjustmentplate for this binding?
Its an
3/18/2022
Hi Juri,
I'm thinking you'll need the LTR/Superlite 1.0 plate, but if you'd like to send a photo of your heel piece to help@skimo.co, I am happy to confirm for sure which plate you'll want.
I'm thinking you'll need the LTR/Superlite 1.0 plate, but if you'd like to send a photo of your heel piece to help@skimo.co, I am happy to confirm for sure which plate you'll want.
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12/26/2021
Sorry if I missed it, what's the stack height of the toe shift plate?
12/27/2021
Hey Anthony, the toe shift plates are 5.5mm thick.
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10/26/2021
How much adjustment do you get on the Kreuzspitze Superlite 2.0 plate? Also does the 32 grams include the hardware? Is the thickness of the plate 14mm for the superlite 2.0 plate as well?
10/26/2021
Thanks for reaching out, Bruno. The plate has about 18mm of usable adjustment. One plate with adjustment screws and nuts weighs in at 39.9 grams while adding the mounting screws kicks the weight up to 47.6 grams. The thickness of the plate is 6mm. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
10/26/2021
Gotcha thanks. It looks like the B&D long adjustment plate (20.3mm range) is 34 grams. It says that weight includes hardware. Does that mean that weight includes the mounting hardware as well? Just looking for an apples to apples comparison between the two adjustment plates, thanks.
11/3/2021
Bruno, the B&D long adjustment plate weight does not include the mounting screws. Compared to the Kreuzspitze plate which needs specific screws, the B&D plate can be used with the screws from the binding.
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9/29/2021
Hi!! I need an adjustable plate for a Dynafit Low Tech Race . ¿Is it possible to find here? I live in Spain, and here is imposible to find it... I don´t know if you can send to me. Thank you very much!!
9/29/2021
Thanks for reaching out, Jordi! The "LTR" in the description signifies the adjustment plate will work with a Low Tech Race binding, however, different model years of Low Tech Race require different plates. We do ship to Spain and please feel free to reach out to us at help@skimo.co if we can help you out!
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9/27/2021
Any chance you sell the adjustment screws and bolts separately? Somehow I managed to strip one of them.
9/27/2021
Thanks for reaching out, Karl. You can find the torx adjustment nut and bolt here. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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9/16/2021
Kindly do you have the mounting pattern for the Kreuzspitze Adjustment Plates of superlite 2.0/150/175 ?
9/16/2021
Hi Liming. The Superlight 2 plate's mounting pattern is 36mm wide and 76mm long.
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8/15/2021
Will any of these plates work with Fritschi Tecton bindings? Not sure what the hole pattern dimensions are, but I don’t like the current mounting position and would like to experiment with the fore/aft without redrilling. Thanks.
8/17/2021
Hey Andy, non of these plates will work for the Tecton binding. Unfortunately, Fritschi does not have a toe plate available but we do have a binding hole pattern recognition article you can look at here.
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5/10/2021
Can you tell me the hole pattern dimensions for the Universal plate itself? I'm trying to determine if will be clear of some existing holes.
Thanks!
Thanks!
5/10/2021
Hey Jake, the Kreuzspitze Universal 25mm plate uses a 36mm x 75mm hole pattern to mount it to the ski. For more info, check out our adjustment plates article!
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4/10/2021
Do any of the Kreuzspitze plates work with the Maruelli TLT Antitwist Base?
4/12/2021
Thanks for your question, Andy. None of the plates will work with the TLT Antitwist Base. You'll need the "Base Tracks," which can be viewed in the same dropdown menu as the TLT Antitwist Base. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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3/11/2021
Planning to order a set of these for some super lite 2.0s to go on a Backland (probably 78, maybe 85) for Colorado spring skiing. Would a toe shim be needed/recommended or is the ramp increase minimal? Thanks!
3/11/2021
Hi Guy,
I measured the height of the adjustment plate around 6mm. Adding it would give you a total delta of 13.5 on a Dynafit Superlite 2.0, which is pretty significant. Using the 6.4mm classic shim from our B&D Shims listing should bring you back to the regular delta.
I measured the height of the adjustment plate around 6mm. Adding it would give you a total delta of 13.5 on a Dynafit Superlite 2.0, which is pretty significant. Using the 6.4mm classic shim from our B&D Shims listing should bring you back to the regular delta.
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12/11/2020
Bonjour,
j'ai des fixations PLUM GUIDE 12. Je cherche les plaques de réglage car je les donne a mon fils. il a les pieds plus petits, donc chaussures aussi :)
plutôt les plaque avant (orteils).
merci pour la réponse
olivier
j'ai des fixations PLUM GUIDE 12. Je cherche les plaques de réglage car je les donne a mon fils. il a les pieds plus petits, donc chaussures aussi :)
plutôt les plaque avant (orteils).
merci pour la réponse
olivier
12/11/2020
Merci pour votre question! Veuillez suivre ce lien pour les plaques de réglage de prune!
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12/1/2020
What are my options for adjustment plates (any brand) for the Dynafit Expedition heels?
TIA!
Michael
TIA!
Michael
12/1/2020
Hi Michael,
The Dynafit Expedition Heels are not meant to be used with an adjustment plate. The mounting screws on these bindings are slightly angled, which means that if they were used in a mounting plate, they would not sit flush against the base of the binding, which could affect its integrity. However, the hole pattern of the Expedition will align with the Hagan if you would like to go for it.
The Dynafit Expedition Heels are not meant to be used with an adjustment plate. The mounting screws on these bindings are slightly angled, which means that if they were used in a mounting plate, they would not sit flush against the base of the binding, which could affect its integrity. However, the hole pattern of the Expedition will align with the Hagan if you would like to go for it.
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