Plum Stopper

No, these specific stoppers are designed exclusively for the Plum Guide and Yak series bindings. They will not fit other Plum models, so please verify your binding series before purchasing.

You should select a brake width that is slightly wider than the waist width of your ski. For example, if your ski is 100mm underfoot, the 105mm brake is the appropriate choice to ensure the arms clear the edges properly.

Yes. If you are retrofitting a pair of Guide or Yak bindings that were originally set up without brakes, you will need to purchase a new baseplate to ensure the brake mechanism mounts correctly to your existing holes.

Adding brakes makes your setup more versatile, especially if you plan to use your touring skis at a resort. They prevent your skis from sliding away during transitions or after a release, which is a critical safety feature in high-traffic areas.

While it is possible to install them yourself if you are comfortable with ski maintenance, it involves working with the binding baseplate. If you are unsure about the mounting process or the baseplate swap, we recommend having a certified ski technician handle the installation to ensure safety.