Plum Leashes

At 135cm, are these long enough to be able to transition between up/down hill without removing the leashes? and on plum's website, it says they will disconnect at 65kg of force. is that an appropriate amount for an avalanche big enough to bury me, or should i be adding a fuse link closer to 25-40kg?

maybe a better question for all leashes is what is the mininum length required to complete a full transition without removing them, and what fuse link break points are recommended for bury-level avalanches?

Will these work with BD helio bindings? Where would I attach them to the front binding? TY!

I need leashes that stretch to at least 25cm total length including all clips and rings. What are these leashes length? Why not list the lengths for all your leashes in the description?

These are nice leashes in that you can get your skins on (or off) without unclipping. I'm 6' and they are almost too short using 177cm skis. They are an odd length, long enough to drag around and get in the way of stepping in. I did find that a wrap around the boot helps take up some of the length.

The little string that comes with them is pretty weak and I had one break after a slow speed dump. I was following a friend around a traverse corner and didn't see that he was stopped right behind the trees we had to go around. Did a quick ditch and almost lost a ski (took a while to find it) as the string broke. I wouldn't be too concerned about these breaking away in a slide if the break away in a low speed fall. Overall, pretty good but I would replace the string with something more robust (I had to cut a shoelace as it was day one of a 4 day trip) and use a keyring or something to attach to the boot.

These are working perfectly with my Backland boots. The carabiner end is a bit bulky. But it does fit onto the D-ring on my boot cuff. This allows me to stay in the leash for up and down transitions. I haven’t crashed in them, so it cannot comment on shock absorption etc. but they are the perfect length for this boot and connection point. They are too tight is you have to wrap it around your leg. I would imagine they may be a bit too long if you connected it to the toe buckle of your boot.

Will these work with Armada Shift MNC 10 Alpine Touring Ski Bindings?

So my question is which leash would you recommend that has a mechanism to release given a certain amount of force? Or is this more of a accessory fuse link or something like that? Either way please let me know what you would recommend so that I don’t get strangled in Avalanche.

Hello, I have the marker alpinist 12 skis and will be using these in avalanche Pronto rain. What would you recommend as a leash to ensure that the ski goes away out of harms way from me in the event of an avalanche?

Excellent leashes - just long enough that you can transition without having to remove them, but stay coiled and out of the way. Ordering 2 more to replace some G3 and Dynafit leashes!

Would these work with Marker Alpinist bindings?

They're long, and they're strong, and they're down to get retention on. Plum claims the break strength is 65 kg (143 lbs), so add a fuse link if you need breakaway. Mine came with clips very similar to the Dynafit guide leashes (aluminum, anodized grey with a laser etched Plum logo) and black cord loops (vs. green). The Skimo product image doesn't match current Plum production. Get 'em if you want to handle your skis without disconnecting your leashes.

Will the Plum leash work on K2 Fatty snowblade with non release bindings?

What is the weight of the leashes?

Would these leashes work on Dynafit Superlite 2.0?

Are these long enough to go around your leg/boot? would they work well with the alian RS?

Thoughts on wire vs cord? Need some leashes for some big glaciers in europe. Maybe cord will break away if loaded adequately? I just need to not drop a ski in a crevasse and turn a skiing trip into a walking trip.

Are the Plum leashes good? I have several pairs of leashes, and they mostly go unused.