Plum Eterlou Splitboard Binding

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€440.13 * €734.24 * (40.06% Saved)

Content: 1 Pair

Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs

Order number: SW10297.2
Best Warranty: 3 years spare parts free

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Product information "Plum Eterlou Splitboard Binding"

The original Plum binding. The Plum principle is one of the best mechanical splitboard bindings on the market.

20 seconds, that's all the time you need from walk to ride mode. The basics of Plum are the user-friendly locking component, the ski equipment ( fixation in walk mode ), the centered underfoot clip and the unique locking system. The positions of the locking lever (open / closed) are better displayed to ensure even easier use.

S (up to size 40), M (up to size 43 EU) and L (from size 41 EU) , easy adjustment and large heel cup guarantee perfect fit to your boots.

CNC machined aluminum 7075 T6
Angle adjustment +35°/-35
Slotted holes allow for a variety of stance options.
Tourmode axle is made of bronze alloy with Teflon coating and guarantees round ascent feel and durability
The pivot point is perfectly set, so that even tall splitboarders have enough freedom of movement.
Double climbing aid
Heel-Lock
Straps and highbacks are from the Salomon Quantum
3 highback settings: one for the ascent and two for the descent
Quick and comfortable conversion from split to ride mode
The binding pulls the board halves together - better torsional stiffness and solid board feel.

Scope of delivery (the binding is complete of all accessories) without crampons:

Climbing aids 2-fold
Heel arritation (the binding can be arritated in ski mode)
Bearing shaft in ascent mode (smoother running without resistance).

⚖ Binding/Pair	⚖ Interface compl.	Function	€ Crampons
1.39 kg size:SM	0,49 kg	mechanic.	99 €
€ Binding	€ nec. Equipment	Heel Locker	Solid Adapter
699 €	✖ all incl.	✓ 0 € incl.	✓ 114 €
⚒⛄	⏰	☄↝	Crampons Mode
✪✪✪	✪✪✪	hard / direct	loose

Construction method / weight:	normally
Rebuilding technology:	without split pin / mechanically
Crampon mode:	not fixes on binding
Binding-size:	M ( EU 41 - 43 ), L (EU 41+ )
Sex:	Men
Construction:	Freeride-Direct

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PLUM bindings cut/split the snow with the lever mechanism | © splitboards europe all pictures

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I've been going with splitboards for over 15 years now and therefore quickly recognize even small details in bindings - but at the beginning I was wrong about the Plum. When my partner Volker showed me the first pictures of the Plum System about 4-5 years ago, I was not particularly taken. On the contrary, what I saw was rather filigree and therefore rather susceptible. I should be mistaken.

Through Rossignol we became again attentive to the Plum principle and it is to be owed to the efficient Vertriebler Tobi that we accepted a test binding for the season 13/14. The first basic settings were still a bit complicated and the manual a bit poor at that time - but you could make a rhyme out of it. The first descents and the first rebuilding brought then the breakthrough. There are small things in sum which make the Plum principle so "round". The power transmission is very direct, the binding in the flex is rather hard and the boat is top of the range. All guides from our team have been going with the Plum for 2 winters now and we can only praise them despite the hard work (one season with me corresponds to about 5 - 10 winters in normal customer use). The conversion is simply more fluid, somewhat faster than a puck based and the mechanics works perfectly in all types of snow. In my opinion, the best mechanical binding on the market and a real alternative to all puck based bindings.

As always, it remains a matter of taste which binding is finally chosen.

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