No more sliding! Neither when skinning on icy sidehills nor when inserting crampons. Plum crampons feature a specially designed attachment mechanism that allows you to plop them in place, instead of sliding them on from the side. Hold the crampon vertically to attach/detach it from Plum bindings, and then let it fall into place. The rigid alloy frame with sharp teeth will take over from there, letting you scale otherwise too-slippery slopes. The attachment system keeps the crampon centered on your ski at all times. Mesh carrying case included.
Width
Weight
Measured Width
80mm
99g
81mm
90mm
105g
91mm
100mm
112g
101mm
110mm
118g
111mm
120mm
124g
121mm
130mm
141g
131mm
* Please note these crampons are only compatible with newer Plum Guide & Yak bindings, plus all Pika, WEPA, Oazo, Summit, and Race 150/170 bindings. For older Guide bindings, if your receptor looks like the one highlighted by the red arrow in the photo above, it is not compatible and you should use a Dynafit / ATK-style crampon instead.
Update 2018/19: Now available in 130mm and 145mm widths for splitboarders using the Pekye or other Plum toes. Note these crampons also work with the Salomon MTN and Atomic Backland bindings.
Hi guys, what do you think, can I mount Plum removable crampons slot independently of the ski binding system, directly on the ski with two proper wood screws thru the slot holes, slightly behind my bindings, so I can use Plum crampons on my Movement Apl Tracks ski with ZED G3 bindings?
Adrian, I suppose they can. Color isn't a choice. Just to distinguish between sizes.
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4/12/2023
Question from
Max
Sorry, confused by the last photo, will these crampons work with these bindings? Please see photo
4/12/2023
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Max, yes, they will.
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3/3/2023
Question from
Wade Lancaster
Will these work with the Phantom tech toes?
3/3/2023
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Wade, from what I'm reading about Phantom tech toes, they are compatible with Dynafit ski crampons. Dynafit / ATK / Plum (and a few others) are cross compatible, we have a full list available here. So I think they would be, yes. If this is for a splitboard, ensure you get one wide enough!
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12/10/2022
Question from
Patrik
Do these crampons work with Salomon MTN tech bindings?
Hi Patrik, they sure do! In fact, Plum makes the Salomon ones.
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12/9/2022
Question from
Sami
I have the Plum Pekyes on my Jones Hovercraft Split 156. Has anyone succesfully used the 130 wide crampons on that setup?
Thanks, Sami
12/9/2022
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Sami, we haven't tried that combination specifically, but I measured the minimum interior dimension of the Plum 130mm crampon to be just about 132mm. So as long as each side of your board is less wide than that where the crampons sits (assuming your binding is centered), they'll fit.
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5/5/2022
Question from
Jack
Hi guys, will the 110 crampons work on the Wailer 112RPs? Thanks
Hey Jack, unfortunately, the 110mm crampon won't be wide enough and you'll need to go up to the 120mm size.
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4/18/2022
Question from
Ethan Schwartz
Hi, I have Plum guides (several years old) with the pictured receiver on K2 Coombacks. I thought it looked like it would work with the receiver you have pictured, but you recommended to another use to purchase the Dynafit version. Is that what you recommend? Thanks
Just wondering if these plum crampons work with the plum universal crampon receptor? If so what size would you recommend for the alp tracks 100? Thanks a bunch!
Hey Shane, the plum ski crampons sure do work with the universal crampon receptor. In fact, they are the only crampons that work with that part! I would recommend the 100mm for your alp track 100s.
Hi Teddy. See above... (I had to register to reply). Anyway, my 180cm Backland 100s are exactly 100mm edge to edge immediately behind the notch that the 6mm crampon pivot would drop into. The ski gets slightly narrower towards the heel obviously... but only around 0.50mm.
So... is the 100mm Plum crampon actually 100.5mm at its narrowest or is there a little more room? Based on these measurements what is your advice?
Kip, thanks for reaching out. I just measured the 100mm Plum at 101.5 at its narrowest. I also slipped it over a Backland 100 and there is room to spare. If you'd like a little more wiggle room the 110mm would also work just fine. Hope that helps.
5/15/2021
Answer from
Vernon M
Thanks Jeremy. OK... So now this sucker has been measured 3X. I'll trust that your measurement is the dispositive one!!
"wiggle room".... LOL. Isn't that what we don't want? Hyuck Hyuk
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5/13/2021
Question from
Kip
I'll do that and try to get back to you today. So is the correct answer on the PLUM 100mm 100.5mm or 103mm? I'm guessing you are confirming it's 100.5?
Kip, thanks for the additional question. I answered your question above by accident. I measured a 100mm Plum at 101.5 at the narrowest but I'd stick with Julieana's 100.5 measurement to be safe.
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5/13/2021
Question from
Kip
I have Atomic Backland w/brake on my 180cm/100mm under foot Backland skis.
Your website has a conflict. Jeffrey from SkiMo said the 100mm Plum was actually 103mm at narrowest point, and Julianna said it's exactly 100.5mm. I don't want to have only .5mm of clearance. Can I get the 100mm for my skis or do I need to go to the 110mm?
My apologies for the inconsistency! The Backland 100 has a waist width of 98-101mm depending on the length, and it also depends on what BSL the bindings were mounted for. Could you measure your ski width immediately behind the toe piece?
Bumping up to the 110mm is my best recommendation, but we'll try to get an idea of what could work!
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4/22/2021
Question from
Jules
Hi skimo.com folks,
I have an older set of Plum Guides and am chasing crampons to fit 96mm waist skis, K2 Wayback 96's. Will your stocked crampons fit?- pic attached. Thanks, Jules.
Hi Jules, with that older version you're going to want 100mm Dynafit crampons.
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4/6/2021
Question from
dug
I have the movement alp track 100, with plum oaze 8 binding. i am pretty sure the 100 ski crampon will fit (yes, just barely), but i wanted to make sure before i bought them. Im prety sure i've read that the 100 is 100.5 mm wide, so should work. yes?
Thanks for the question! I would go for the 110mm version. The waist of the Movement Alp Tracks 100 is indeed 100 but where the toe is mounted will actually be a bit wider since it's further up the ski.
I got the 110mm version for use on a 108 ski, and the fit was perfect. I’m enchanted with the install/remove method, in terms of security and elegance it’s vastly superior to the Dynafit spring tab. If you have Salomon MTN bindings, get this crampon and forget about the tiny fiddly plastic clips. Well worth it, and same cost as any other crampons out there.
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1/20/2021
Question from
Michael
Hi, I'm trying to be sure to order the right size. I have a Black Crow Navis Freebird 102 mounted with an Atomic Backland Binding. Do I need to get the 110mm ski crampon or would the 100mm fit? Thanks!
Hey Michael, yes you're going to want to go with the 110mm. The internal measurement of the 100mm is exactly 100.5mm so it's not going to fit your Freebirds unfortunately.
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11/13/2020
Question from
Mafee
Does plum work well with salomon shift mnc 13 bindings?