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
I bought the 14mm adjustment plates to swap out my Dynafit Radical heels for some Plum race heels. One year of use later and absolutely no issues. Great way to "hack" your bindings without redrilling!
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4/20/2020
Can you confirm the following plan will work.
I have Vertical ST's on my skis.
If I wanted to replace with Hagan Ride 10, I could
a) Use the same holes, and the toe pattern is the same (-0.5 mm in length)
b) Use the 36 mm holes already in my skis to center and mount the Kreuzspitze Universal plate
c) Mount the Hagan Ride 10 heel pieces on the Kreuzspitze plates, instead of on the Hagan plates that the bindings come with.
yes?
I have Vertical ST's on my skis.
If I wanted to replace with Hagan Ride 10, I could
a) Use the same holes, and the toe pattern is the same (-0.5 mm in length)
b) Use the 36 mm holes already in my skis to center and mount the Kreuzspitze Universal plate
c) Mount the Hagan Ride 10 heel pieces on the Kreuzspitze plates, instead of on the Hagan plates that the bindings come with.
yes?
4/20/2020
Eric, seems doable but it is difficult to know for sure until its on the ski. It will depend on where the Hagan heel piece is mounted on the plate since the heel gaps are different between the two bindings. Give it a try and take a look at our Mind the Heel Gap article here and if you have any more questions give us an email at help@skimo.co.
4/20/2020
Thanks! Yes, I realize the fore-aft position might not work, but there is enough adjustabilty that I am pretty sure it will. I'll make a few more measurements to double check and I may come back to you with some questions on the dimensions of things (I don't have the Ride bindings yet..!).
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2/15/2020
Are the heel adjuster plates for Superlite 2.0 not available? Or is it listed as something different?
Thanks
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2/16/2020
We should have more Kreuzspitze universal plates delivered to us in a few weeks. I set up an alert for you, so you'll get an email as soon as we receive them!
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2/15/2020
Will you have the Universal plates back in stock this season?
2/15/2020
Hey Jeffrey, we should have more Kreuzspitze universal plates delivered to us in a few weeks. I set up an alert for you, so you'll get an email as soon as we receive them!
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1/2/2020
Can you confirm hole pattern on toe plate? Does it fit 30 x 27 screw pattern? That would make sense but description claims it fits Dynafit which is 30 x 39? Thanks!
1/2/2020
Hey Darin, the dimensions of the drill pattern for the Kreuzspitze toe shift plate are 36 x 75mm (width x length).
1/23/2020
I think Darin was asking about the binding hole pattern, not the plate mount. Would be nice if the Kreuzspitze toe plates fit their own bindings!
1/23/2020
Hi Darin & Calvin, the PN shift plate works with the Dynafit Classic toe pattern, including all Kreuzspitze bindings at 30x27. 30x39 is the newer Dynafit Radical pattern and does not work with this plate.
1/23/2020
Oh good, then it should also fit Hagan Ride and Core, which is what I need.
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4/11/2019
Will these fit the la sportiva rt heelpiece?
4/11/2019
Hi Ronald, the Universal 25mm plates will work with that heel.
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3/2/2019
Hi Skimo,
Thanks for the answer on the aski plates. What is the bolt pattern for the Kreuzspitze kls1 heel plate for the superlite 1.0?
Thanks again
Thanks for the answer on the aski plates. What is the bolt pattern for the Kreuzspitze kls1 heel plate for the superlite 1.0?
Thanks again
3/2/2019
Hi James, the mounting pattern is 36mm x 75mm.
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7/26/2018
Hi,
I’ve got Kreuzspitze GTs mounted for a boot I’ve sold, and replaced with one with about 7mm more sole length, no longer fitting the current mount. What would be the best heel plate to buy in this instance: the KR hole adjuster, or one of the variable heel plates? It would be useful to have some future play for other boots. Thanks
I’ve got Kreuzspitze GTs mounted for a boot I’ve sold, and replaced with one with about 7mm more sole length, no longer fitting the current mount. What would be the best heel plate to buy in this instance: the KR hole adjuster, or one of the variable heel plates? It would be useful to have some future play for other boots. Thanks
7/26/2018
Hey Damian! I would go for the 40mm adjustment plate. That'll give you a lot of flexibility in the future and potentially help resale value if that's a possibility.
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6/1/2018
I am wanting to mount some speedfits to adjustment plates to accommodate my wife's minus 4 to 5 size hoofs. For toes, I have sourced a B&D radical compatible shift plate, but speedfit heels are not so rad, and I am having some trouble sourcing an adjustable speedfit heel plate. I believe 28mm is the speedfit heel hole width, which matches the LTR 2.0 width. This page description cites "old low tech race" but the hole pattern chart lists two LTR's. Which hole width does this LTR heel plate fit? https://skimo.co/tech-binding-hole-patterns
6/1/2018
Hey Evan. Unfortunately, I think you're out of luck on the heel adjustment plate for that binding as it already sits on a small track that gives about 10mm of total adjustment range and the toe shift plate is probably your best bet. In theory mounting the heel on one of those adjustment plates could work because you are correct, the hole pattern of the heel is the same width as the LTR 2.0. The issue I'm seeing with mounting the heels onto any of those adjustment tracks is the length of the hole pattern would likely overshoot the entire length of the adjustment track or at least eat up an overwhelming majority of the length which wouldn't do a whole lot except for be an expensive way to add weight and raise your binding delta.
One of the first ever LTR bindings (before the times of SkimoCo) had a 4-hole pattern which the Kreuzspitze LTR Heel Adjuster is compatible with, but pretty much none of the existing bindings on the market will drop into that plate.
One of the first ever LTR bindings (before the times of SkimoCo) had a 4-hole pattern which the Kreuzspitze LTR Heel Adjuster is compatible with, but pretty much none of the existing bindings on the market will drop into that plate.
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5/7/2018
What Dynafit hole patterns are considered to be "classic"? Can I mount Dynafit FT 12 and/or speed radicals, via toe shift and 40mm fast plates? Are toe and heel plates of the same thickness? Can toe shift be combined with a B&D toe shim to minimize delta?
5/8/2018
Hey Evan! Potentially! There are about 5 bindings that have the designation "FT 12" so it's important to know which generation of binding you are aiming for. The "classic" toe pieces are the 5-Hole patterns like the Vertical, Comfort, TLT Speed, etc. The hole pattern on Dynafit heel pieces hasn't changed much up until just recently, but you definitely can't mount the heels to the fast plate though as those are designed for the Kreuzspitze heels.
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2/27/2018
Hi, do the 14mm heel plates share the same hole pattern with the old red Dynafit Speed Superlite demos? (the adjustable track heel pieces). If so, is it possible to reuse the same holes, maybe with QK inserts or something, that had originally been mounted for SSL1.0 Demos?
2/27/2018
Hi mbillie1, yes that is the same pattern. You can likely reuse your holes, depending on the condition of your ski.
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1/31/2018
Can you confirm that the K18 plate has exactly the same hole pattern as the G3 ION heel, so I'll be able to mount it while reusing some old g3 ion holes ? And that I'll be able to mount some Plum 150 heel on top of it ?
Other question, do you think it would be safe to mount a plum race toe just in the middle of some G3 ION toe holes ?
There should be something about 7mm between the old holes and new holes I guess ? What do you think ?
Other question, do you think it would be safe to mount a plum race toe just in the middle of some G3 ION toe holes ?
There should be something about 7mm between the old holes and new holes I guess ? What do you think ?
1/31/2018
Hi Boris, I can confirm that the K18 hole pattern matches the heel of the G3 Ion and that you will be able to mount a Plum 150 heel on it.
I can't make a definitive statement about mounting the toe without looking at the ski and lining a jig up on the holes. It's pretty likely that you can find a way to get the toe mounted safely, but you may encounter some struggle keeping the heelpiece in the old holes while realigning the toes. Only one way to find out, give it a shot.
I can't make a definitive statement about mounting the toe without looking at the ski and lining a jig up on the holes. It's pretty likely that you can find a way to get the toe mounted safely, but you may encounter some struggle keeping the heelpiece in the old holes while realigning the toes. Only one way to find out, give it a shot.
2/3/2018
I don’t have a Plum Race toe to look at but if the tech pins are centered in the mounting hole pattern you should be able to align the holes between the Ion toe holes. If you look st the photo I attached here you can see the two hole patterns on the adapter plate in the foreground that I made to do this same swap with my Kreuzspitze toe.
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Kreuzspitze K-18 tension plate and KR tension plate. I bought the K-18 because I found that the screw hole pattern is the same as the Ion heel screw hole pattern. I'm using it to adapt my SCTT heels to the Ion drilled inserts in my skis. I stacked the KR plate on top of the K-18 for greater adjustment so I can ski my Mtn Labs and my Procline Carbon on the same mount.
I then made a 10mm Delrin adapter plate for the toe to mount my SCTTT toe to the Ion drilled inserts in the 2 pairs of Scott Superguide skis. The plates are 54g and have inserts for the binding screws. The stacked plates work perfectly and give me a zero ramp angle combined with my adapter plates.
I then made a 10mm Delrin adapter plate for the toe to mount my SCTTT toe to the Ion drilled inserts in the 2 pairs of Scott Superguide skis. The plates are 54g and have inserts for the binding screws. The stacked plates work perfectly and give me a zero ramp angle combined with my adapter plates.
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1/9/2018
I confuse. If bindings have too much ramp, why would you lift the heel? Would that not increase the ramp?
1/9/2018
Hi Mike, these let you adjust the heel pieces to boots of differing length. The ramp increase is mild in comparison to the added feature.
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11/29/2017
Do the weights for the plates include the weight of the screws? (like the Hagan plate weights do?)
12/1/2017
Hey Brian The weights of the plates are for the plate only.
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5/26/2017
Could you please tell me what the width of the screw attachment (in mm) to the ski for the Kreuzspitze Universal 25mm and Toe Shift plates are? I contacted Kreuzspitze directly for this information but they have not answered. Thanks much...
5/26/2017
Hey Peter. The Universal 25mm plate rail dimensions are 25x62 and the Toe Shift plate "rails" are 30x27 with holes every 13.5mm. More info here.
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3/26/2017
Is there any estimate on when the K-14 Adjustment plate will be in stock?
3/26/2017
Hi Robert, we are expecting more within two weeks.
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3/10/2017
if I have quiver killer installed on my ski, what kind of scrws (to mount the plate to the ski) should I order for 14 Kreuzspitze Adjustment Plates? I think by default the screws come along with will be the one derictly mount on ski on wood basis, not the the one for quiver killer
3/10/2017
Hi liming, you want the Kreuzspitze Fastener Kit.
11/2/2017
You provide a Kreuzspitze Fastener Kit for both GT and SCTT. I'm looking for one for the Adjustment plates. Are all of those bolts the same? (GT/SCTT/Adjustment plate?)
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3/6/2017
is the 14 adjustment plate comes with flat head screws?
3/6/2017
Hi lyman, they are Torx 20 bolts for the adjustment.
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12/22/2016
Got a pair of KREUZSPITZE bindings but my new boots a tad too long. I'm using the K18 heel plate. Would you recommend I swap out to a 25mm plate or the 40mm plate? (And then redrill the two rear holes.) Weight difference is a not an issue for me.
12/23/2016
Hi Rando Richard, you're going to need the 40mm plate for the Kreuzspitze heels.
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