Things happen, bindings break. Get yourself out on the snow in no time with some shiny new toe pieces from Salomon. If you need heels instead, check out our listing for heel pieces.
MTN Pure, Blue x1 - Toe piece for the Salomon MTN binding in the color blue. Includes 4 mounting screws.
Salomon Shift 10, Black x1 - Black toe piece for the 10 DIN release models. Comes with AFD Plate, Toe Lug Screw, Rear Toe Screw Holder, and mounting screws.
Salomon Shift 13, Black x1 - Black toe piece for the 13 DIN release models. Comes with mounting screws, AFD Plate, Toe Lug Screw, and Rear Toe Screw Holder.
Salomon Shift2 13, Black/ Silver x1 - Black and Silver toe piece with 13 DIN Release. This is for toe only. This does not come with screws, AFD, or any other parts.
Hello, I bought a pair of S/Lab Shift MNC 13 in 2020. I recently had a toe piece break and need to replace it. Will the Solomon Shift 2 13, Black / Silver option that is sold here be compatible with my other intact hardware? I am unsure whether the option is Shift 1.0 or Shift 2.0, and I am uncertain whether that makes a difference anyway. Thank you!
Hi Gregoire, there's no difference (other than color) between the Atomic and Salomon (or Armada) Shift bindings, so the Salomon Shift 10 toepiece will work with your bindings.
Dolphin, Of course there is one answer, no. You have probably using them like that, and will work. But that will affect the proper lateral release.
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3/3/2025
Question from
Jeff
I've got the same issue as Josh who wrote this on 1/24/2024:
"Is it possible to get a replacement front(blue) lever for the toe piece on the shift 13 binding? It won't lock down anymore, some of the plastic on the underside broke. Or must I get a whole new toe piece? Thank you"
But I am wondering if before I get it replaced if it is OK to ski on? Are there any functional differences? In ski mode, the toe piece lever is basically not locked down, but slightly up.
Just trying to understand if this is actually important to the safety/security of the binding holding the boot on or if it is just to keep it out of the way while in ski mode.
Thanks!
3/4/2025
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Jeff, the front lever is not independently replaceable. That said, it doesn't need to lock in the down position in ski mode for the binding to remain functional. It is, one could say, simply an aerodynamic issue.
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12/27/2024
Question from
Wyatt
My binding broke, and there is a metal piece between the toe and the AFD plate that curls upward but is flat between the two (parallel to the ski) that was lost in the snow. Is that metal piece sold anywhere or do I need to buy an entirely new toe piece?
Wyatt- That metal piece is the crampon receptor. The toe could function without it as long as you do not need to use the ski crampon. If the toe piece broke, you will need to replace the toe which does come with the receptor.
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5/26/2024
Comment from
Boris Knazko
Hi, is anyone here who have additional screw from toe binding? I lost the one big screw from the bottom of binding. that one where you sliding all toe binding. because i broke the binding during turn and lost that bottom screw.
The toe piece on my shift 13 binding is broken. I believe it is a 22/23 year binding. I see this shift 13 toe piece on your site which has blue trim. My broken toe piece is all black. Can I use the toe piece on your site to replace my broken one? (Are they the same except for the trim color?)
Brian, Yes you can. All Shift toe pieces are identical.
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1/24/2024
Question from
Josh
Is it possible to get a replacement front(blue) lever for the toe piece on the shift 13 binding? It won't lock down anymore, some of the plastic on the underside broke. Or must I get a whole new toe piece? Thank you
If they are still relatively new, I would recommend trying to get them fixed under warranty. If you bought them with us, email us at warranty@skimo.co - otherwise, reach out to the shop you bought them from, or to the manufacturer. Otherwise, you would likely need to buy a new toe piece.