Salomon & Atomic Binding Parts
Break a part or lose a set of springs? Don't be glum, we have a growing list of parts for Salomon and Atomic bindings. Details below.
MTN Women’s Heel Springs - The softest heel springs for the Salomon MTN or Atomic Backland binding. Sold as a pair.
MTN Men’s Heel Springs - Pair of the middle release-value springs for the MTN and Backland bindings.
MTN Expert Heel Springs - Set of the stiffest springs which control both lateral and vertical release on the MTN and Backland bindings. Experts only!
MTN Brake Mounting Screw - The screw and washer that's required to keep the MTN and Backland brake held onto the ski.
MTN/Backland Tour Toe & Heel Screw Set - A set of 4 screws for mounting a toe or heel from a Backland Tour or MTN Pure.
Shift Toe Lug Screw - The 5th screw and washer that's required to mount the Shift toe piece onto your ski.
Shift Rear Toe Holder Plus Screws - A pair of plastic holders plus screws for holding the rear of the toe piece down.
Shift Heel Screw Set - 4 screws to mount an individual heel plate for a Shift binding.
Related Products
Questions & Reviews
1/17/2022
Do you sell this screw (circled in red, see picture) for the Solomon MTN/Backland binding?
1/17/2022
Josh,
Thanks for reaching out! We do not sell that particular part on its own, but we do sell the spring sets which can be found in the drop down menu on this page. You may have luck finding the same screw size and threadcount at a hardware store. Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this one!
Thanks for reaching out! We do not sell that particular part on its own, but we do sell the spring sets which can be found in the drop down menu on this page. You may have luck finding the same screw size and threadcount at a hardware store. Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this one!
Answer this question:
1/13/2022
Do you guys sell the heel base plates along with the screws for the Salomon shifts?
1/14/2022
Thanks for reaching out, Skyler. At this point, we unfortunately aren't, sorry about that! Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Answer this question:
1/7/2022
I damaged an overtorqued AFD plate screw on these Atomic X12 bindings. Can I get just the screw or do I need to buy a new plate? thx!
1/7/2022
Rob,
Sorry to hear about the issue! Eyeballing the situation I'm not sure if we have what you need, but if you can possibly remove the undamaged screw and send a picture and measurements over to help@skimo.co we may be able to help!
Sorry to hear about the issue! Eyeballing the situation I'm not sure if we have what you need, but if you can possibly remove the undamaged screw and send a picture and measurements over to help@skimo.co we may be able to help!
Answer this question:
1/4/2022
OMG, your website is a godsend! I have a pair of 2022 Shift 13s. Do you have the clear plastic cap that goes over the toe din?
1/4/2022
Thanks for reaching out, Matthew. We don't offer them for sale, however, we'd be happy to replace one on your binding if you come into the shop!
1/5/2022
Thank you for your answer and timely response. Unfortunately, I'm in Maine and not local. Wish I had a local shop half as helpful as yours.
If you're able to ship at all, please let me know.
Matt
If you're able to ship at all, please let me know.
Matt
1/5/2022
Hey Matthew, send us a message at help@skimo.co and we'll see what we can do!
Answer this question:
12/29/2021
Hi, any chance you have the metal piece on the Shift bindings that hold the ski crampon?
12/30/2021
Thanks for reaching out, Jimmy, We don't have that specific metal piece, however, it should be included with the "Shift Toe AFD Plate," available from the dropdown menu above. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
12/30/2021
sounds great! I only lost one metal piece, Is it OK to only buy one of them at half price? much appreciated!
12/31/2021
They're typically sold as a set, sorry about that!
Answer this question:
12/29/2021
Atomic 412 parts. Are these beta 10.20 skis worthless or can I come up with a binding that will fit the raised track? Thanks, Dennis
12/29/2021
Hi Dennis,
The Atomic Beta 10.20 is a heavy resort ski. It will take its toll on the skin track. If you have the funds available, it will be well worth the money to invest in a lighter ski for the backcountry. For ski options, or other questions, reach out to help@skimo.co!
The Atomic Beta 10.20 is a heavy resort ski. It will take its toll on the skin track. If you have the funds available, it will be well worth the money to invest in a lighter ski for the backcountry. For ski options, or other questions, reach out to help@skimo.co!
Answer this question:
4/7/2021
I am trying to see which screws set do I need for the s/lab shift mnc 10?
Thnaks,
Thnaks,
4/7/2021
Hi Tin,
Unfortunatley, the shift uses proprietary mounting screws. Each toe mounts with a Shift Toe Lug Screw, two 16.5 mm flat headed screws (which we unfortunately don't carry) and two 12.75mm flatheads that are included with the Shift Rear Toe Holder with Screws. Each heel mounts with the 4 screws included in the Shift Heel Screw Set, which are 17mm flatheads.
If we don't have some screws that you need, shoot us an email at help@skimo.co and we can see about getting some in or working out an alternate solution.
Unfortunatley, the shift uses proprietary mounting screws. Each toe mounts with a Shift Toe Lug Screw, two 16.5 mm flat headed screws (which we unfortunately don't carry) and two 12.75mm flatheads that are included with the Shift Rear Toe Holder with Screws. Each heel mounts with the 4 screws included in the Shift Heel Screw Set, which are 17mm flatheads.
If we don't have some screws that you need, shoot us an email at help@skimo.co and we can see about getting some in or working out an alternate solution.
Answer this question:
2/15/2021
Hi
have anyone an idea for the problem of loose heel lifters? the middle setting getting very loose and every step they are not in place and flapping around.
have somebody an idea?
thank you markus
have anyone an idea for the problem of loose heel lifters? the middle setting getting very loose and every step they are not in place and flapping around.
have somebody an idea?
thank you markus
2/16/2021
Thanks for your question, Markus! It sounds like the heel risers are worn down where they contact the tapered pin, resulting in them being a bit loose. There isn't currently a fix for this, however, if you tap the pin out you may be able to take up space and snug up the interface. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you.
3/6/2021
Markus,
I had this issue on my MTNs. A couple drops of green Vibratite helped snug them up nicely. Apply, wipe away the extra, and let it cure. They were extra tight after that. Flip them over back several dozen times to break them in and they seem as good as new now.
I had this issue on my MTNs. A couple drops of green Vibratite helped snug them up nicely. Apply, wipe away the extra, and let it cure. They were extra tight after that. Flip them over back several dozen times to break them in and they seem as good as new now.
Answer this question:
2/10/2021
Hi, I wonder do you have Shift's heel plate/track for sale? Thanks
2/10/2021
Hey Jimmy,
Reach out to help@skimo.co and we'll see if we can help you out!
Reach out to help@skimo.co and we'll see if we can help you out!
Answer this question:
1/19/2021
Salomon has issued a new DIN window on the Shift binding to keep the toe lever locked while skinning. Apparently, the part number is L41636600+ (in Europe). Apparently, one can do this fix at home. The DIN window has "bumps" on either side of the window to help keep the toe lever elevated. Can you get these?
1/19/2021
Hi Bob,
Reach out to us at help@skimo.co with a photo or video of your binding, and we would be happy to look into it for you!
Reach out to us at help@skimo.co with a photo or video of your binding, and we would be happy to look into it for you!
Answer this question:
1/16/2021
Hello,
I am looking for the Salomon Mtn brakeless baseplate. Do you guys have/carry the brakeless baseplates?
Thanks!
I am looking for the Salomon Mtn brakeless baseplate. Do you guys have/carry the brakeless baseplates?
Thanks!
1/18/2021
Thanks for your question, Findlay! It doesn't appear that we do, however, please send us an email at help@skimo.co and we would love to check if we can get it in for you!
Answer this question:
1/16/2021
Installed my Shifts and the sliding screw retainers on the AFD plate cracked on one side. I was still able to install the bindings completely, but do you think I should replace the plastic that cracked? I cant recall if there is metal under that plate.
1/16/2021
Hi Brent,
Send a photo of the area on your binding that has a crack to help@skimo.co, and we would be happy help you reach a resolution!
Send a photo of the area on your binding that has a crack to help@skimo.co, and we would be happy help you reach a resolution!
Answer this question:
1/14/2021
not seeing the "Shift Toe Lug Screw x1" is this no longer available?
1/14/2021
Thanks for your question, Bill! It appears the Shift Toe Lug Screw is out of stock, however, please feel free to shoot us an email at help@skimo.co if you want to be signed up to be notified when it comes back into stock.
Answer this question:
1/3/2021
Not seeing it listed, but I’d like to order 1x Salomon MTN brake retainer washer and screw. Or is that a special order item?
Thanks!
Thanks!
1/5/2021
Quint,
We have some on the way! If you would like to receive a notification for when they arrive send us an email at help@skimo.co and we will set you up!
We have some on the way! If you would like to receive a notification for when they arrive send us an email at help@skimo.co and we will set you up!
Answer this question:
11/6/2020
Looking for a toe mounting plate for a Salomon binding.
11/6/2020
Hey Kevin,
I'm curious if this is part of an alpine binding. If so, we likely will not have the piece for you.
Feel free to send us a photo of the full binding to help@skimo.co
Thanks!
I'm curious if this is part of an alpine binding. If so, we likely will not have the piece for you.
Feel free to send us a photo of the full binding to help@skimo.co
Thanks!
Answer this question:
10/13/2020
I'm looking for the (non-brake) heel plate for the MTN or Backland Pure... I have not been able to get this part even ordering through my local shop and i'm wondering whether you may have a line on it?
10/14/2020
Hey Matt, right now we are in the process of getting some new heel plates in from Salomon. If you wanted to email help@skimo.co we can get that order set up for you.
Answer this question:
9/24/2020
I have broken the plastic part that holds the brake in place on my Salomon MTN binding heel piece. Is this a part that you can order for me?
9/24/2020
If you send us a few photos to "help@skimo.co", we'll reach out to Salomon and see if they have any of that part available!
9/24/2020
Thanks for your prompt reply. I'll get some photos to you soon.
Answer this question:
5/8/2020
Do you carry or know of a way to get new heel pieces for the Backland/MTN bindings? Both of my heel units have developed significant play both vertically and horizontally.
5/9/2020
Hey Eric, thanks for reaching out. We do not sell the Backland or MTN heel pieces separately, but I do suggest reaching out to the retail shop you purchased it from or the manufacturer directly to see if they can help you with a warranty. If you purchased the binding from us, email us at help@skimo.co and we can help you start the warranty process and see if it is something the manufacturer covers.
Answer this question:
4/24/2020
Are the backland brake screw and shift toe lug screw the same?
4/25/2020
Hey Shannon, they are not the same. Unfortunately we are currently out of the Shift Toe Lug Screw, but if you email us at help@skimo.co we can see about special ordering one for you!
Answer this question:
3/8/2020
Do you sell the plastic crampon keeper clips to use Dynafit ski crampons with Salomon MTN bindings?
3/8/2020
Hey Cameron, we have not historically stocked that as a separate widget, but shoot us an email at help@skimo.co and we can see if we can find a way to get you one!
Answer this question:
Earn store credit by writing reviews. Learn more.
