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Plum 100mm Noir Overview
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    £60.81

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    £54.72
Plum 90mm rouge Overview
  • Recommended price

    £60.81

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    £54.72
Salomon 1x2 Shift SH120 Overview Salomon 1x2 Shift SH120 Side
  • £69.51

The Salomon 1x2 Shift SH100 are versatile crampons, compatible with Salomon Shift bindings, ideal for skis up to 100 mm at the waist.

Dynafit 90mm Bleu Overview
  • £73.86

88 mm ski touring knife compatible with Dynafit bindings. Fast binding and very efficient grip on hard and icy snow.

Marker Pintech 90mm Overview
  • £69.51

The Marker Pintech 90mm is a ski touring crampon, offering optimal grip on challenging terrains and compatibility with Marker Kingpin, Alpinist, and Cruise ski bindings.

Dynafit 100mm
  • £73.86

Dynafit's 100mm knives, lightweight and easy to mount, offer optimal grip on hard snow, for safe mountain hiking.

Plum 110mm Bleu Overview
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    £60.81

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    £54.72
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Marker Pintech 120mm Overview
  • £69.51

The Marker Pintech 120mm is a ski touring binding crampon, offering optimal grip on icy slopes, easy installation, and compatibility with various Marker bindings.

Plum 120mm Vert Overview
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    £60.81

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    £54.72
Marker Duke Pt 105mm Overview
  • £86.91

The Marker Duke Pt 105mm is an aluminium binding crampon, designed for optimal grip and efficient climbing on steep terrain for ski touring.

Dynafit Crampons Speed 78mm Rouge Overview Dynafit Crampons Speed 78mm Rouge Detail
  • £65.16

Simple and quick to assemble, the Speed 78mm Red knives from Dynafit are very light and resistant models that offer an effective additional grip for climbing in areas where the snow is icy.

Dynafit 110mm
  • £73.86

Dynafit's lightweight and efficient 110mm knives offer optimal grip on hard or icy snow and mount quickly to all Dynafit bindings.

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Dynafit 110mm Black Overview
  • £73.86

Very light Dynafit ski touring knife, it is easily attached to the binding and offers a safe support when the snow becomes concrete. Essential accessory for ski touring.

Dynafit 120mm
  • £73.86

Dynafit's 120mm knives, lightweight and compatible with optimal on hard or icy snow for touring skiers.

Dynafit 120mm Rouge Overview
  • £73.86

Dynafit ski knife 120 mm wide. Fits on the bindings of the same brand. Very good grip on icy terrain. Essential for all ski touring enthusiasts.

Dynafit 130mm Gold Overview
  • £73.86

Dynafit ski touring knife for large skis. Resistant alloy to bite the icy snow and offer a secure grip in technical passages. Lightweight knife.

Plum Crampons 80 mm Overview Plum Crampons 80 mm Detail
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    £54.72

Lightweight and robust, the Plum Couteaux 80 mm model offers a formidable grip on frozen snow and on steep slopes when skins are not enough.

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Buyer’s guide for touring ski crampons

This little accessory may seem useless and you may carry them most of the time without using them, but when you need them and take them out, they can save your day (and more). When the skins tend to grip less, just put them under the ski binding, they’ll bite the snow and provide added traction, making sure you reach the top safely.

How do ski touring crampons work?

Ski touring crampons are made of aluminium which is a material well known for its lightweight and its durability. They feature some claws that grip on snow surface like nothing else, ensuring optimal traction through difficult sections of your tour.

Every manufacturer has developped their own models, each having particular specifications.

Originally, crampons were directly attached to the ski, they were fixed meaning that you had to lift the ski for every step. It was more walking than gliding.

Then, Dynafit released the half-mobile crampons that you could use just when you need them. They are attached to the ski, just like the previous models, but there is a hinge allowing the crampons to pivot when the ski glides forward. No need to lift the ski anymore. It feels more natural and it is less tiring.

With Diamir, we have the mobile crampons. Take them out when traction gets sketchy with only skins on. They are attached under the tip of the boot and follow your motion. On every step, the crampons dig into the snow and grip hard. Diamir even improved this technology and designed the Axion crampons, suited for everyone including beginners. You can keep them mounted all day long as they have two positions. Active, with the ‘claws’ pointing downwards, or inactive with the crampons upside down. You can switch from one to the other in seconds meaning you’re always ready when the terrain gets rough.

When do you need to put the crampons on the skis?

In all cases, ski touring crampons help climbing when it is steep and they are needed when skins tend to skid. It is designed to provide traction on icy terrains or hard snow but this doesn’t mean you can face a vertical slope made of ice! You will need more high alpine crampons and icepicks, and it becomes another sport.

What type of crampons should you buy?

Each manufacturer has crampons that work with bindings from the same brand. This makes the choice pretty easy, just pick the crampons adapted to your ski width.

Discover our wide selection of ATK, Dynafit, Fritschi, G3, Marker, Plum, Salomon ski crampons.