Maybe you need a replacement. Maybe you're building a franken-binding. Maybe you just want to lighten up your heels. We won't ask what you do with them, but we will take your money. These are Plum binding heel pieces, priced & sold INDIVIDUALLY. If you buy two, they come in a boxed set. If you buy one, we'll just put a stamp on the top and hope for the best. We'll even loosely tape the 4 included screws to the bottom of the heel. The French instruction sheet will get mailed to the person who buys the other one.
Hi Andrew, indeed they do. You can use our table of mounting patterns for reference.
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7/3/2025
Question from
Peter
Hi I'm looking to lower pin height. I have Wepa heels mounted, and I'm wondering about replacing with Oazo heels. I know the Oazo and Wepa heels have different mounting patterns. Could I leave the Wepa plates on the skis (and hopefully the piece that slides forward and backward for BSL), punch horizontal pin out (that I think holds the main body on the pedestal), slide off the part of the heel that turns, and swap it for the Oazo? Apologies for not using the correct technical names for the different pieces or if what I'm asking is unclear.
Hi Peter, yep that will work fine. I would take everything off aside from the adjustment plate rather than swapping the heel piece without the pedestals.
Race 170 Heel The adjustment is great for how little weight penalty it has, but holy smokes I feel like I'm going to injure myself every time I have to rotate the heel. I've all but given up on flat mode unless I'm taking my skis off for a more secure grip.
Experimenting in my garage the other day, I discovered that I can mount my Race 150 heels (20.5 x 26mm hole pattern) on to my BD Helio adjustment plates (which have the 25mm wide slots) if I turn the heel unit 90 degrees (so the holes are 26 x 20.5mm). Would I be crazy to ski on the Race 150 heels configured this way?
Hi Hayden, while Kreuzspitze heels can use this tactic (photo from Lone Peak), the Plum heel bases are not symmetric at the 90s (they can work 180 degrees backwards).
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12/21/2022
Question from
Jack Z
Hey guys, do you have 2x of the Plum Guide heels in black? Thanks!
What is the difference for plum race 150 heel piece 2017/18 vs new? Is the new one has the 8 for forward and lateral? But not the previous ? The mounting pattern supposed to be the same, right? How to tell which one is new visually?
Hi Liming, the only difference is that the pin height on the new version is about 2mm higher. The springs, materials, and mounting pattern are all the same between the versions.
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7/4/2022
Question from
Hayden
Would I be able to replace a pair of Guide heels with Oazo 8 heels without having to redrill? Iām finding conflicting answers as to whether they share a screw pattern or not.. Would an older/different model of the Oazos, and/or on a different adjustment plate, fit?
My wife digs the R170 matched with Dynafit speed turn toes for a nice lightweight frankenbinding on her skinny volcano crusher skis. We haven't adjusted the length much, but it seems easy enough.
Photo: about to ski to the end of the snow after skiing through butterfly storms on Mt Lassen W face, June 21, 2020.
I have an old pair of Plum Race 185's with a broken fork, but I snapped the heel piece while trying to knock out the pin that holds the fork, so....I need a new heel piece that will screw into my existing Plum adjustment plate (original with the 185's). I am a 200# skier and will use the above on spring peak descents.
Thanks for your question, Chris. It looks like we won't be getting any in until the Fall. Sorry about that! Please send us an email to help@skimo.co if you want to be notified when they come back in!
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2/4/2021
Question from
Greg
I currently own the Race 150. Is there a compatible plate I can buy so I can mount them on a wider ski? Currently have them on Objectives.
Hi Juraj, the Guide and Yak have an adjustable vertical and lateral release with 30mm of adjustment. The Race 150/170 are fixed-release with the latter having 17ish mm of adjustment.
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12/7/2020
Question from
Grant Stadler
Do the heel risers from the oazo 8s fit into the Plum Race170s heel piece fitting?
I'm selling some older Plum 170 heels to a friend in need. I'm thinking of replacing them with the newer Oazo. All my skis have inserts so the change over should be painless as long as the drill pattern is the same. Will these two line up?
Hey Taylor, thanks for reaching out! We have not tested that combination before, but it might be a good option for you! Note that the heel unit must be rotated for each different riser position, so you could also consider the Dynafit Speed Radical heel for flipping risers.
hi Teddy, thanks for the reply. The speed radical heel look like a good option. do I need to be concerned about the height on the new heel piece compared to the height of the old beast heel piece?
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10/9/2019
Question from
Brian Harder
As I ponder a boot to replace my Scarpa RS, I need to consider the impact of a different BLS on my race ski binding position. I have Plum Race 150. Back in the day, Plum offered off-set pedestals to account for these subtle changes. Do you still have these?
Hi Josh, the initial batch was identical, though starting in 18/19 they bumped up in height by 2mm to compensate for a toe redesign. The current height is on our list of pin heights.
Oh interesting! Do you know if there is any way to identify them, other than measuring the pin heights? I'd like to find a pair from the original batch with the lower pins if that is possible.
Hi Josh, there is a visible 2mm gap between the pedestal and the housing on the newest version. Looks like we only have 150s in stock with the lower pins.
I bought a pair of Yaks with brakes and when I received them I found out they didn't have a high heel riser! Do the replacements you offer have a riser? Based on the picture it looks like they do! And are they compatible with the breaks?
Hi Peter, yes these are the regular Yak heels and not the "S". These are brakeless Yaks, but you can move the tower to a braked baseplate. It might be easier just to put some Guide Roofs on.