Recently used for a few days during an attempt on Chulu West (6419m) in the Annapurna region of Nepal. I think the best thing about these is how easy they are to fit! Lift t…
- Tegyn, 02/21/11
Australia

These crampons are really light and fully capable of performing on moderate glacier routes that don't involve much rock or front pointing. The steel tips are probably good fo…
- William, 11/06/10
Seattle

i used the steel version of theese to climb mt.Washington. they performed flawlessly and never fell off my boot or felt loose.…
- SAM, 04/08/08
Bozeman

I use these with winter boots without "welts" for steep Adirondack trails, crampons are decent for non-vertical uses and accomodate my big boots. I don't like the strap syste…
- Ian, 02/10/10
Cornwall ontario

Picked them up on S&C a few years back for snowboard mountaineering and have not had any complaints. They fit my 11.5 malamutes with a few pin holes left to extend to. I hav…
- Stephen, 03/28/12
Fort Collins

This is a great crampon, i like the included bag. Yes, they are steel, so dont leave them wet, and they are a bit heavy, but still awesome for the price. I dont like hard boot…
- scott, 12/07/10
RI

These are sweet.you get what you pay for in weight...a little heavy. Other than that no problems.take them to rocky mountain national park in the winter every year and they ar…
- brandon, 10/13/12
Colorado

I have used these on roper's sierra high route, climbing Mt. Banner, and a snowcamping trip in the White Mountains. Overall, they are a good lightweight option that will h…
- Stephanos, 06/06/11