Crampons for difficult routes in the high mountains: steep snow and ice slopes and couloirs, gullies, mixed climbing.
Front pointing:
2 front points, toothed and thin-section for optimal penetration on ice, fitted under flat points for good bearing power on snow and soft ice (gullies), next 2 points are notched and inclined forward for stability.
Walking on 10 points:
lateral points are separated to respect the asymmetry of the boot and to limit the "rail" effect which increases the risk of slipping, supplied with ANTISNOW to prevent snow build-up.
Lightweight: less than 900 g.
Adjustment is easy (no tools) and precise (to the half-size).
Available with 3 types of binding systems:
SIDELOCK, for boots with front and rear sole overlaps (wire at front and rear); rapid-fastening lateral binding system, avoiding the encumbrance of a heel-bail.
SPIRLOCK, for boots with a rear sole overlap (wire at the rear, flexible binding at the front). Strap fastening system, avoiding the encumbrance of a heel-bail,
LEVERLOCK, for boots with a rear sole overlap. Heel bail with micrometric adjustment and wide adjustment range at the rear
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tommi - Jul 15, 2007 5:07 am - Voted 5/5
Sarken SidelockThe front points are very strong and resistable.
Another positive point, the antisnow plates are included.