Want to use your Plum bindings with a boot quiver? Add some adjustability with these plates from Plum. All plates are sold in PAIRS.
40mm Heel Plates - The rails offer 40 millimeters of fore/aft adjustment for the Plum Race 135/145/150 bindings. The kits use the same Torx T-25 bolts found on the Plum 165/170s. The 6.5mm thick plates weigh 34g (1.2 oz) plus another 10g for the nuts and bolts. Includes said nuts & bolts that Plum was thoughtful enough to assemble on the rails for easy installation. In addition, the kit comes with a mini star-key that you can add to your touring toolkit.
Wide Rails - Replaces the stock Race 165/170 and Oazo adjustment plates with a wider mounting platform for wider skis. The mounting holes match Guide or Wepa heels (same as many Dynafits), which provides a means of lightening up a Guide binding without redrilling (put Race 170 heels on top of these rails). 19g per plate, 19mm of adjustment range.
Rental Toe Plates - Fits any 4-hole Plum toe. Built to give some more adjustment to your Plum binding or change your boot center on the ski. It also reduces your pin-height delta (ramp angle) since the plates are 9.5mm thick. Easy-to-operate adjustment lever locks securely without tools. 30mm of adjustment, 87g per plate with hardware, and comes with T25 bolts to fix Guide, Yak, Race, or WEPA toes to the plates. Toes and mounting screws NOT included. Use the mounting screws that came with your Guide binding, or get extras here.
Low-Tech Adapter – Bridges the gap between your splitboard and Plum toe piece. Made of sturdy lightweight aluminum that has been machined to save weight, the baseplates mount right into the standard three-hole Voile pattern on most splitboards. It even has a little tab to support the crampon attachment. Sold in pairs and weighs 43g per side. Also works with other toes that match the Dynafit "Classic" pattern. Comes screws, nuts, and bolts for mounting.
Guide 70mm Heel Plates - The rails offer 70 millimeters of fore/aft adjustment for the Guide. Includes said nuts & mounting screws for easy installation.
Oazo 20mm Plates - Replacement heel track for an Oazo heel piece, pre-2022/23. Comes with bolts and nuts for mounting.
Oazo 25mm, Brake Compatible - Starting in 2022/23, this plate is a touch longer and will accept brakes.
Pika 25mm, Brake Compatible - Plate for Pika heel with a brake option.
If you are anything like me then you break a lot of things.Some times in the name of science, As in How rad can I get on my split skis? The answer is only as rad as your tech toes. Well folks let me tell you this, Split specific tech toes are not very rad(Or durable.). Good thing the French realized this and created the low tech adapter. Now I can confuse my soft boot brethren and amaze the less informed hard boot bros with a pair of proper AT ski tech toes.
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11/19/2024
Question from
Jeroen
Could you change out the r170 baseplate to a oazo baseplate to install with brakes of oazo? So keeping the r170/150 heel piece but with oazo brake system
Yes, this is possible! It would be a great way to add some wider brakes to the R170. If you have a race-dimension ski (70mm or less), it might make more sense to use the Plum Race Brake, but this would work!
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2/8/2024
Question from
Jack Z
Hi team, will the Oazo heel fit on the Pika baseplate? And the Pika baseplate has the 32/36 x 53 pattern right? Looking for a wider footprint for my Oazo heels.
Kyle, thanks for pointing that out! The plates are black and we've updated the image.
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5/5/2023
Question from
Tyler Shopshire
I have the Plum R120s and unfortunately broke one my my ski boots (the S/LAB X-Alp). I am curious if any of these adjustment plates will work on the R120?
5/5/2023
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Tyler, the "40mm Heel Plates" on this page will work with the Plum Race 120!
For mounting the plate to the ski, the pattern is 36mm x 75mm, and the rail dimensions are 25mm x 86mm. For more info, check out our adjustment plate article!
Thanks for reaching out, Cecily. Assuming you mean the plum race 99, the 40mm adjustment track will work!
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11/24/2021
Question from
Chris
Is there a toe adjustment plate made by a different company that would be compatible with the plum race toes? The plums just seem particularly tall and heavy. Thanks!
Hi Dane, the Hagan adjustment plates will fit the hole pattern, but having straight bolts on that binding can stress the aluminum since they are slightly angled.
You mention that the Wide Rails can be paired with the RACE 170 heels to save weight, but I am curious if they can be paired with the Oazo heels? I like the heel riser setup.
Another question, I notice that the hole pattern is the same for the Guide, Oazo, and Race toe pieces. What is the difference between them? I do see that the Race is lighter, so, what have they given up?
Good day B Luv! You can definitely put the Oazo heels on Wide Rails if it tickles your fancy; they have the same heel plate attachment points/pattern as the Race 170 heels do. On the other hand, the Race 150, 170 and Oazo all utilize the same Race toe piece, which comes in right around 98g no matter which binding you're crushing on.
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12/25/2019
Question from
Roy
What's the thickness of the low tech adapter? Will it still fit on my Wepa?
Roy, the plates are 5mm thick. They will work with your WEPA. The plates come with mounting screws, screws to mount the Guide and race bindings and tools.
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8/29/2019
Question from
Joshua Marvel
What is the height of the heel pins over the ski of the Plum Race 170 with the wide mountain plate installed?
Joshua, The Wide plate is the same thickness as the stock plate. So it will not change the pin height.
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3/6/2019
Question from
Jesse Kauppila
Hi would these fit into the bolt holes already drilled for a plum 150 binding? Basically I want to know if I could put these onto the heel and toe holes already drilled in an existing binding that is for a BSL 327 to reduce the length to 294. Maybe there's a better way of doing this?
Hey Jon, thanks for reaching out and bringing the lack of included hardware to our attention. Because of it, we are now including machine screws with the Rental Toe Plates so you can affix your toes! It won't include any mounting screws to attach the plate to the ski (as you should already have those), but it uses Guide Mounting Screws so if you are looking for new screws they can be found there.
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9/23/2016
Question from
Patrick
Does the heel adjustment plate work for the Plum 150 bindings? Thank you!
Hi Patrick, thanks for pointing out our description failed to mentioned the 150s. Yes the 40mm heel adjustment plate will work for this! The Wide Rail, however, will not work with the 150.
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2/2/2015
Question from
Carl
I hear that the 165-185 are optimized for this slider, so does that mean that a 135/145 heelpiece would have too much stack height if mounted with these plates?
Hi Carl, these are designed to be used with the 135/145/150 (the 185 comes with these, the 165 has a 2 bolt plate). They add about 6.5mm to the heel, which is still low compared to most touring tech bindings. Some folks think this is a perfect amount of lift. The ramp in your boots also plays a role. In other words, no, it's probably not too much height for most situations.
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1/2/2015
Question from
Steve (hasn't used product)
Would these fit the dynafit radical toe piece? If so, or regardless, how thick are they?
