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Kreuzspitze RS Binding

$419.95

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The folks at Kreuzspitze are masters of three things: simplicity, elegance, and ski bindings. Combine these talents with a secret ingredient (it's love) and the result is the Kreuzspitze RS binding. Precisely machined out of cutting-edge aerospace materials to ensure the highest performance and durability, this binding replaces the beloved SCTTT as Kreuzspitze's flagship race binding. The beautifully simple yet effective heel piece is the very same that is used by the SCTTT, whereas the redesigned toe piece features smoother locking action, easier step-in and exit, and a manufacturing process that promises the undeniable Kreuzspitze quality at a great price point. A titanium U spring guarantees reliable vertical release at the lowest possible weight. With a race-flap riser and a flat-on-ski option, this binding offers easy touring that can be appreciated on a mountaineering ascent, on the first climb of a race, or just when casually exploring the backcountry. If you're seeking a no-frills-attached binding that is precise, reliable, and won't slow you down, then Kreuzspitze's RS binding may be the one for you.

  • Made of Ergal, titanium, hardened steel, and technopolymer.
  • Toe piece utilizes Kreuzspitze's innovative Precision-Fast-Easy system for super-smooth stepping in and out.
  • Double toe-lever locking positions allow for boots with varying degrees of insert wear.
  • Optional race brakes will make these ISMF compliant!
  • Optional crampon adapter available.
  • Complies with ISMF regulations.
Specifications
Weight
convert to ounces
122g
Weight (pair) 244g
Boot Compatibility   Tech
Brakes (mm)   None
BSL Adjustment   Accessory plates
Riser Heights   1 + flat
Vertical Release   Fixed
Lateral Release   Fixed
Crampon Ready   Optional Accessory
Specs Verified Yes
Design
Materials   Ergal, titanium, hardened steel, technopolymer
Skimo Co Says
Usage Fast touring, skimo racing
Notes Updated toe piece with smoother action
Bottom Line Kreuzspitze's top of the line race binding
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Questions & Reviews

10/23/2023
Question from Brad
 
Is there any reasonable option for adding a brake now that brakes are required for racing?
10/23/2023
Answer from Emmett I
 
Brad,

Unfortunately, there isn't an easy way to add race brakes to the RS or RS-A at the moment.
11/14/2023
Answer from Kristina F
 
Is there a binding that is race-brake compatible that would fit the same hole pattern without redrilling or is my only option new skis at this point?
11/14/2023
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Brad & Kristina, it appears Kreuzspitze has just developed a brake that gets mounted underneath the heel. Give us a shout help@skimo.co and we'll get some headed this way.
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8/10/2023
Question from Chris Cawley
 
wondering if these have a skier/system weight limit. not that I am a clydesdale or heiffer, but I know a couple.
8/11/2023
Answer from Will McD
 
Hi Chris, Kreuzspitze doesn't publish and weight limits for this binding, though for reference we've tested the release to be at about 7-8 in both directions.
8/11/2023
Answer from Chris C
 
OK. Is that pretty much the case for all bindings? I guess I thought there were some that advised against skiers w/ gear over 200 lbs, for instance, using them.
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2/10/2023
Question from Daniel
 
Hi guys, do you know if Kreuzspitze as a company still exists and produces new models? I couldn't find really anything from them past 2019. Seemed like a cool little shop though.
2/10/2023
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Daniel, they sure do! Not much publicity in these parts but they keep doing their thing in Italy. The GT 2.0 is a newer binding, and they've mainly been working on process improvements in the last year or so.
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4/18/2022
Question from Karl
 
Does the release value of the RS bindings differ from the SCTT/RS-A?
4/18/2022
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Karl, they are designed to release at the same values, and in practice, it seems pretty close with the RS maybe a touch higher.
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3/20/2021
Question from Mark
 
Where would be the best place to attach a leash to these bindings?
3/20/2021
Answer from Jeff
 
Mark, Pretty sparse at the toe. You can loop through the Crampon adapter hole if you are not using it. The back of the heel U spring will work well. That will not affect Release.
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