Plum Eterlou

Plum Eterlou - Details

CNC machined Alloy block 7075 T6

Angle adjustment +35°/-35° Bigger stance amplitude thanks to adjoined holes

The tour mode axle is built on a bronze pad cover by Teflon to increase durability and smooth turning Its construction allows a complete natural rolling movement, also for big foot size

Dual heel riser Easy heel locker Straps and Highbacks

Salomon Quantum 3 spoiler angles : 1 for hiking and 2 for riding

Quick change between ascent and descent mode Locking the binding on the descent interface to tighten the 2 skis together

The design of descent interface and binding makes the engagement easy, even with snow on the board

Plum changed the name of the 16-17 Feyan to Eterlou and added injection moulded highbacks. This makes the binding a bit mor comfortable but at the same time you get a little less power transmission due to less stiffness. The binding offers a real comfort during the ascent through the slightly negative angle of the spoiler that provides better leg lengthening. At the top, a quick and easy manipulation of a few seconds, enough to assemble the two skis together. For the descent it is true snowboard bindings that you find at your feet. 3 positions spoiler are possible during your ride and a wide heel-cup setting ensures a perfect fit to your boots. Available in sizes S / M and M / L.

Plum Feyan Splitboard Bindung Details:

The most important parameters regarding a great Splitboard Binding are simplicity and boardfeeling on the hike as well as on the ride.
There is only one mechanism, which allows you to lock from the hike to the ride mode in a single gesture with your gloves on.

2 versions: one with injected Highback and one with carbon Highback & WOR (Walk Or Ride)

2 sizes: S/M : 27 to 30 cm external boot sole length and 10,8 cm max width
                 M/L : 29 to 34 cm external boot sole length and 11,5 cm max width

2 colors: orange and black

Prices: 660 € - crampons not included

Updates 2018, presented by Tal the developer Eterlou starts at min 1:17: