Very adjustable technical crampons. They come with both mono and dual points. Mono points can be configured either symmetrical or asymmetrical. There are also 2 settings for blade length and 2 settings for blade angle. Additional adjustments allow for setting the position of the crampon on the boot ("advancement").
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mconnell - Mar 28, 2002 2:50 pm - Voted 5/5
Untitled ReviewThey do ball up very badly due to vertical rails and the fact that the toe and heel pieces are separate which makes a smaller area for the snow to pack in (snow is less likely to fall out). Get the antiballing plates, especially if using them for alpine climbs.