Our complete Plum Guide ski touring binding review is based on extensive on-snow testing in a variety of backcountry conditions. Discover our detailed analysis of uphill performance, ergonomics, step-in system, transitions, safety, reliability, strengths, weaknesses and our full verdict in Ski Rando Magazine.
From exploration in unknown lands to local freeride, from the most demanding steep slopes to family hikes, the GUIDE 12 is the choice for all great adventures. Whether you are a beginner or an expert in hiking, you will be convinced by its adjustable lateral and frontal release safety, its different heights of rotating heel lifts with the pole, and its adjustment rail for all sizes. Having proven itself for over 10 years, its reliability has been tested by mountain pioneers such as the Army or the Chamonix Guides Company. The versatility of use of this product is limitless for those who want a lightweight binding while offering optimal adjustable release safety.
PLUM GUIDE FEATURES
Weight per pair: 680g Length adjustment: 30mm Number of heel lifts: 2 Din: 5-12 Play compensation: no Price: 379€
PRESENTATION OF THE A light and versatile binding The Plum Oazo II is a ski touring binding designed for skiers seeking an excellent compromise between lightness, reliability, and downhill performance. Manufactured, machined, and assembled in Haute-Savoie, it benefits from Plum’s expertise with CNC machined aluminum construction and steel components, while …
OUR TEST OF THE PLUM KARIBOU BINDING MANUFACTURER REVIEW This season, the major innovation from Plum is the Karibou binding, available in three versions: Karibou 12, Karibou 7 Stopper, and Karibou 12 Stopper. What sets it apart from other bindings on the market is its compensation system, developed and patented, …
OUR TEST OF THE PLUM SERAK BINDING MANUFACTURER’S REVIEW The SERAK binding embodies the natural evolution of the famous OAZO, with concrete improvements that enhance safety, ease of use, and versatility. Completely redesigned, the front toe piece has been optimized to offer even more intuitive step-in, making handling smoother, even …
OUR TEST OF THE PLUM KAIRN BINDING MANUFACTURER’S REVIEW The latest addition to the PLUM range, the KAIRN pushes the limits of lightness without compromising on safety or functionality. Designed for ski tourers looking for equipment that is both ultra-light and fully adjustable, it is the lightest of the PLUM …
OUR TEST OF THE PLUM S170 BINDING MANUFACTURER’S REVIEW The Plum S170 is an ultra-lightweight ski touring binding designed for experienced skiers seeking performance without excess. A direct evolution of the R170, it incorporates several notable improvements, including an easier step-in system, a redesigned heel piece, and a new, more …
OUR TEST OF THE PLUM OAZO BINDING With the Oazo, Plum wanted to keep the advantages of competition models without the drawbacks. To achieve this, the Oazo incorporates some race technologies while adding a few features for more versatile use. It features a lightweight front, a 25mm length adjustment, and …
