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Gear up for your next adventure with our premium summit climbing gear collection. Designed for durability and performance, our equipment ensures safety and reliability as you tackle challenging terrains. From harnesses and ropes to carabiners and helmets, each product is crafted to meet the demands of serious climbers. Lightweight and easy to pack, our gear allows for maximum mobility without compromising on strength. Elevate your climbing experience and conquer new heights with confidence using our top-quality summit climbing gear.
$159.95
no corrosive materials or pressure washers. ... only household face and body soap. ... design lightweight ice axe hydroformed handle for good grip at the curve pick and adze in hot- forged steel ensuring solid anchoring head and spike with holes for clipping high quality aluminum shaft with...
5
chilldude
[ Great axe. I bought this for some light mountaineering and it does not disappoint. Light, sturdy, dependable. Highly recommend this ice axe.
5
Topsykaye
[ This axe is the perfect size, durability and weight for my lightweight backpacking adventures. Ordered it based on a recommendation from a friend and so glad I did.
5
Soup water
[ I bought this axe because of its ability to self arrest on ease and it works flawlessly It ’s pick construction makes grabbing the ice easy and as a beginner I wanted the reassurance that I got an axe that can save my life
5
Corriveauchris1211
[ I purchased this axe for a mountaineering school on Rainer. This ice axe is great for general mountaineering but also versatile enough for complex or steep routes. I like the rubberized grip and curved shaft which elevate it from the design of a standard ice axe. These features really assist on steep snow climbing. Additionally, the teardrop design of the shaft make it more comfortable in the mid- dagger position. Finally, the weight is still relatively low despite its solid design.
5
asnickels
[ Great axe for casual and light technical use. Feels great in hand and very light. I 'd recommend going slightly shorter if you 're in between.
$69.95
design and details 40- liter pack is superbly designed to manage equipment for a day of sport cragging or bouldering easily accommodates a 70- meter rope, two pairs of shoes, a harness, a rack of quick draws, and assorted sundries the rox carries comfortably on its own and also stows nicely inside...
$89.95
design and details padded waistbelt and leg loops waistbelt wider in back to offer comfortable support endoframe technology allows optimal pressure distribution two very large rigid gear loops in front for transporting a large amount of gear and for easy clipping and unclipping of carabiners two...
5
Kdawg
[ Wear it on long multipitch climbs and always felt very comfortable in them all day. It has enough loops to rack up for trad climbs as well without getting too cluttered
5
DanSan
[ Great all around harness. It's comfortable, adjustable, good for long days in the the gym or outdoors. I recently lost a lot of weight and I bought this same harness again. You pay a little bit more for it, but you definitely get what you pay for.
5
Dvt1249
[ I ’ ve only had this a few weeks and have used on two short multi- pitch climbs, but I ’ m impressed so far. It is very comfortable and I like the adjustability. The gear loops are good sized and organized nicely
5
Drewgabe04
[ Super comfortable harness with plenty of room on the gear racks. Great trad rack but still light and discreet enough for sport and gym climbing.
5
Joel
[ This is only my second harness but definitely my favorite, the two gear loops on either side are usual but where this harness shines is in the 5th gear loop directly in the back, I tend to use it for my anchor building stuff, my quad, some locking draws, whatever it might be and also my rappel gear( atc and prusik). This thing is ridiculous for trad, pieces on the front two gear loops and draws on the side two gear loops and my jumar stuff. The other piece of this harness I really like is the fact that it is thin yet comfortable and padded much more than my previous harness.
$89.95
design and details innovative split webbing technology can be put on without taking off crampons or skis click- buckle for ideal handling of hip belt and leg loops 2 gear loops attachments for 4 ice screw carabiners indicator in the tie- in loop shows when the harness needs to be replaced...
5
Laurel A
Got this for glacier travel. It's not the absolute lightest and smallest on the market, but it's comfortable and very easy to put on and take off. Gear loops work well. I have n't tested it in really extreme conditions yet, but I anticipate it holding up well. My only( minor) wish is that it came in a color besides white; it has n't gotten too dirty- looking yet, but I anticipate that will change as I use it more!
5
Jeremy V
I ’ ve used numerous harnesses for Mountaineering and so far this is my favorite. It ’s light, easily adjustible, comfortable, and has enough attachments points to carry the essentials.
5
Have used other light weight harnesses especially BD. While they have served great and fine but needed more security for glacial peaks& mountains like Denali and Rainier. The solid loops to hang carabiners gives that peace of mind. Bottomline- lightest and strongest in the market. Petzel Altitude comes right close but I like Mammut colors as they are visible in whiteout or glacial peaks like Denali, Rainier, 8000m,.
5
I bought this originally for rescue in my job as a ski patroller and have found myself bringing it on every ski touring trip where I may need a harness instead of my BD Couloir. While the Mammut does not pack down as small it is more robust and comfortable. The small bit of extra size and weight is negligible in my opinion.
5
Just used this climbing mt hood, did great. I love that you do n't have to take off skis to put it on.
$89.95
design and details designed for mountaineering and ski touring lightweight and compact simple, with equipment carrying
5
speaks
[ I needed a new harness for high alpine use where my standard rock climbing harness was not a great fit. This one is very light, super packable, and the leg loop buckles mean you dont have to take off crampons or snowshoes to put it on. Exactly what I needed.
5
Dale
[ Bought this for my daughter for alpine climbing because I was impressed with the quality and it ’s ultralight weight. Perfect for snow and glacier travel. However, if you expect to hang on a rock or ice wall you will want something designed with hanging in mind.
5
palmettousc
[ Purchased exclusively for high altitude glaciated climbing. Comfortable to climb wearing roped or unroped, while belaying/rappelling or crevasse rescue training. Plenty of room on single loops each side for carabiners, cams, stoppers, ropes, etc. Highly recommend due to lighter weight.
4
Steve
[ Got this for an upcoming climb on Rainier. I 'll update my review with more or less stars depending on how it holds up. Bonus points if it saves my butt from a crevasse fall!
4
AstSlc
[ This is a great harness. Super lightweight. Used it for ski mountaineering, but I ’ ve opened the buckles on the legs once by accident. Luckily this wasn ’ t when it was weight loaded.
$109.95
design and details molded grip provides even greater comfort with a more ergonomically shaped handle this shape keeps your hand from sliding to the bottom of the frame each time you pull on the ascension the over molded bi- material rubber handle increases comfort and grip in wet or icy conditions...
5
Beardo
[ Recently climbed the 3rd Flatiron and during one of three rappels, the rope got stuck. Thankfully had this ascender with and it made those pulls way easier. Great for ascending fixed lines as well, plus the black will be great to have when live events return for stealth mode.
5
Evil Dave
[ Bought my ascender after wanting one for years. Wish I had n't waited it's amazing piece of equipment. It makes the job easy. If you need a belay device look no further.
5
rumscrumbly
[ This is everything you need in an ascender, it's light but feels bomber in your hands. Not tiny either, you could get a bear paw in there. Super smooth moving up the rope and the catch is easy to work with one hand. 'Biner holes big enough for about anything... just another solid Petzl product!
5
the Hight Plains Drifter
I am a 64 year old man, 6' 3 '', 255 lbs. I use this ascender for roof climbing and tree trimming. I know. Little old to be monkeying in trees, but I like to do things myself. The Petzl Ascender has yet to `` let me down ''. Actually it `` let's me down '' perfectly.
5
ManSpider
So, these ARE my first set of ascenders, so I do n't have much to compare them to... That said, they work better than I thought they could, allowing me to quickly and securely climb vertical ropes and hang from them without fear of falling. Smooth up glide, secure lock, and easy thumb access to the latch makes these a prime climbers tool!
$94.95
for technical big mountain lines, crevassed ski terrain or moderate glacier climbs couloir harness is a full- featured technical harness that packs down to the size of an orange and easily stashes in your pack or jacket pocket redesigned with a breathable, low- profile vari- width...
5
Gunner L.
This incredibly strong harness is extremely lightweight and minimalist without any sacrifices to comfort. There is plenty of gear attachment points for clippers and ice screws. This harness is very easy to put on and take off and feels very secure while climbing. I highly highly recommend this harness
5
Bruce G.
Love the new lighter weight and speed bucket. A definite upgrade from the old couloir harness.
5
Colin R.
Perfect for alpine climbing and getting harness on with both legs on the ground.
5
Brent B.
This harness packs down to an amazing small size and is easy to get on diaper style while you have your ski/outdoor gear on.
5
Jim H.
Perfect for ski mountaineering or glacier travel. Takes up almost no space in the pack& dries fast.
$79.95
design and details hyperlight and compact harness for technical alpinism and ice climbing innovative load webbing construction integrated 3 mm padding on the waist and legs auto- locking buckles on the waist and legs elastic straps between the waist and legs are connected by a...
5
Michael
[ I wanted my new harness to have a waist and leg loops that could be opened completely so I can put it on when wearing crampons, skis, or do n't feel like standing on one foot while putting it on. I was pleased that the gear lops and the ice clippers I added are lined up evenly on both sides when the waist is adjusted.( I have a 32 inch waist and got the large harness because the leg loop size matched my leg measurements.) It's light and does n't take up much space in my pack.
4
Gaygunner
[ Bought this to use primarily as a gym harness. It's nice and light, very comfy and does more than what I am asking it to do so far. It does seem to run a little small.
$179.95
design and details lightweight steel crampons for mountaineering asymmetric design and flexible linking bar follow the contours of modern boots to ensure a precise fit universal bindings are compatible with nearly any kind of mountaineering or hiking boot or shoe binding parts are interchangeable...
$329.95
design and details hyperlight, perfectly balanced, fully featured tool for alpine climbing and long technical ice routes new multi- part head design with four pick options-- the mixte and ice picks can be combined with hammer or adze for amazing versatility comes standard with the...
$74.95
design and details redesigned ultralight construction with hydrophobic fabric speed buckle for easy on/off while wearing skis or crampons two webbing gear loops four ice clipper slots with ice screw slot in each leg loop to reduce clanking full- strength belay loop extremely light, packable and low...
5
David L.
Im using Couloir 35 Harness for ski mountaineering and it is super tough Harness. Extremely comfortable and good looking too. I highly recommend.
5
Kelsey I.
Have n't used it yet but plan to for mountaineering. I like the lighter weight gear loops around the waist since I 'll have a pack on most of the time
5
Craig V.
Worn this a few times mountaineering. Comfortable, and did n't feel like I was even wearing a harness. No complaints, would recommend.
$189.00
gear capacity: 35l( 2, 319 cu in) dimensions: 25. 5 '' x 12 '' x 5. 5 '' weight: 1 lbs 15. 4 oz( 890 g) body: 5. 8- oz 420- denier 100% recycled nylon ripstop collar: 2. 2- oz 70- denier 100% nylon ripstop with a silicone coating lining: 3- oz 200- denier 100% recycled
$18.99
This is great for alpine climbing, no more fighting with shoulder slings and incredibly efficient in use. ... a lightweight sling for alpine, ice, trad and multi- pitch climbs, the mammut alpine trad sling is quick to deploy one- handed and can be used for...
5
Dave S
This is great for alpine climbing, no more fighting with shoulder slings and incredibly efficient in use.
5
very innovative product! Lighter, stronger, and faster to use then its circular sewn predecessor. Would highly recommend these slings, great for many other rigging applications also. I wish it came in a longer length though. A 240 cm would be nice also.
5
Great sling and carabiner, I use this as an alpine draw when I need a little less drag.
5
I bought this out of curiosity and it's definitely lighter and less bulky than it's traditional sewn loop counterpart. The carabiner that comes with it is the Wall Key Lock bent carabiner and is of good quality too. For anchor building, I 'm used to working a sewn loop, so I did n't like using this at first. After putting some thought into it, it's definitely just as usable for anchor building as a regular sewn loop. I 'll probably force myself to use it more before and see how I like it before committing to a couple more. The quality is outstanding.
$79.99
Great harness for indoor and outdoor climbing ... Reasonably comfy harness to climb, belay or rappel in. ... That being said, after the break- in period it's very comfy to climb and work
5
Natalie S
I used this while living in France and was at top rope gyms often. It held up great, didn ’ t have issues with rub from wearing shorts, and has not failed me. Would recommend this product. Takes a few times to break it in but once you do it ’s great. Love the color and design.
5
Natalie S
I bought this harness for my move to France. Some of the best climbing gyms in the world are in Paris where I was based. I used it 50+ times over the past year that I lived in Paris. For this harness I would say it ’s a great price point, I felt safe using it, didn ’ t have issues with it rubbing against my skin when I wore shorts, loved the look to it, easy to break in, and got many compliments on it. Used it for top rope throughout Europe. Would highly recommend getting this to anyone looking for a good climbing harness and would get this as a gift for my friends any day.
5
Glen L
Easy to adjust and wear, comfortable too. Use this several times a week for indoor climbing and also outdoors. Has held up nicely so far.
5
This harness gives me the comfort of taking big whips and light on my hips. Used the Ophir Slide 3 for years and just found a new upgrade. The hard draw loops are way nice for single pitch sport outdoors as I do n't have to worry about my draws flying all over the place. The rigid plastic keeps them close to my body allowing for faster clipping even though I 'm not that fast. Well good and love Mammut
5
[ I bought this harness to replace a worn out Black Diamond, and I am so glad that I did. The adjustment system is very user- friendly, and feels secure. There is no uncomfortable pinching as I send my projects, and I ca n't wait to take this outside to the local crag. Also, I love this color way. Super sharp.
$199.00
machine wash ... two entry options make packing fast; with the u- shaped back panel, you can lay your pack down and open it wide without exposing your gear and harness to dirt soft foam lines the sides and bottom of the interior to provide structure and maintain shape for easy packing zippered...
$109.95
design and details the upper part of the pick offers excellent grip( comfortable supporting surface) the pick and the shaft are lighter, yet extremely robust very good anchoring qualities in hard snow and ice the profile of the pick, for sure and stable anchoring the toothed steel pick, thinner and...
5
andy37
[ very lightweight, pretty comfortable grip for my small hands. it feels extremely solid, and the leash( which you could remove without cutting) is a good touch. I 'm glad I opted for this axe and not the cheapest out there. I am 6' and the 60cm was the right height for me on the steeps.
5
Shawn
[ Bought this for a white mountains trip for self arrest. It ’s exactly what you ’ d expect. Rugged and light and essentially the same as every other axe out there. Maybe a few grams heavier than the ones that are twice as much money.
5
raok
[ Last week, I used it to climb the Nanhu Mountain in the snow season in Taiwan. It is super lightweight and sturdy, so I do n't have to worry about safety when walking. The multifunctional lightweight aluminum alloy material and the great strap are suitable for snow- mountaineering entry- level people like me.
5
Jessbessr
[ I absolutely love this ice axe. It's very lightweight, yet rated for use in anchor building. The axe seems well made and the notches on the lower shaft make for great handling. Overall, I 'm very pleased with this ice axe.
5
Ctwatts43
[ Durable and lightweight. What else could you ask for? Used it to climb up the icy chute on Mt Whitney and then to glissade back down. Great choice!
$119.95
design and details dorsal `` x '' design keeps shoulder straps high on back to balance load lightweight, abrasion resistant 1. 25 '' aluminum double pass buckles adjust girth 1 '' aluminum double pass buckles adjust rise closed cell cross linked polyethylene foam padding four extra large nylon...
$109.99
ce and uiaa certified hyper- light& hyper- ventilated design for optimal protection and comfort polycarbonate shell co- molded on a layer of expanded injection foam adjustment system tucks into helmet for compact storage includes four headlamp
5
Foongfest
[ I have a wide head. Like quite a few Asians, I often have a hard time getting an lightweight helmet that fits right. The Grivel Stealth does the job. It looks pretty unique on its own but it does look pretty goofy on me compared to other more conventional looking ones. Looks aside, it ’s fits and feels right.
5
Gina
[ Very comfortable helmet with good fit and breathability- my ponytail fits through the back loop and I can adjust it exactly to my head. It does n't move around at all when climbing and belaying on long multipitch routes even though my head is at the smaller end of the range. The only thing I would change is I wish the straps that go around the ears were adjustable too but its a minor detail.
$32.95
integrated stash bag clips easily to a harness three reinforced steps with grab- handle that can be inverted for a fourth
$22.95
design and details very easy to use belay/rappel biner that keeps the carabiner properly aligned on the belay loop to help prevent cross loading widened spine to prevent the migration of semi- automatic belay devices hot- forged strength: 22
5
smilingtoad
[ I got this carabiner for both caving and climbing belay. For caving I like it on my bobbin because it prevent crossloading when you are doing change overs and rebelays. For climbing it has been great to keep things properly orientated. Love the color too!!
5
asdf
[ The purpose of this biner is to avoid cross- loading while belaying. Pros:- Easy to install on belay loop.- Does n't require opening the gate to open the belay- loop lock( like the BD one does).- Has a thick spine and large locking barrel to prevent a gri- gri from sliding in either direction.- The locking barrel is damped, and so does n't move if rattled while not locked all the way.- The locking barrel has a lot of extra travel- even if it started to come open, it would have to twist many times before allowing the gate to open.- Belay- loop lock spring tension is nice and high.- Quite light for the functionality! Cons:- The belay- loop gate makes racking a gri- gri on your harness slightly more awkward.( The grigri ends up sitting at the large end, and the wire gate sits on your gear loop).- The wide spine( a feature noted above) reduces the versatility of the biner, since it does n't fit into small holes( bolts, etc) as easily. But that's alright, since it's meant just for belaying anyway.
$199.99
WAS: $209.99*
With the adjustable pommel this tool will climb alpine ice with ease. ... Climbs vertical ice well enough to excel at short pitches of alpine ice. ... Perfect for lower angle ice and steep, hard
$79.95
design and details facilitates rope ascents great durability functional and ergonomic use available in right- and left- foot
$111.95
The coverage over the backpack is excellent. ... But….. I love the color( blue), it is nice and long for good coverage( I ’ m 5 ’ 3 ”), it ’s light weight, and it stuffs into a very small
5
andre T.
[ I tried my Poncho in Spain on the Camino de Santiago. I went through a few days of non stop rain and the poncho performed wonderfully
5
Michael F.
[ Gon na keep you free and clean. I haven ’ t used this in the rain yet, but really excited to leave trade my 3- 4 lbs of rain jacket and pants for something that should actually keep my drier when the skies open up and I have a backpack on. Obviously it will breath better and weight a fraction of the amount. Also, you can put it on and remove it without taking your pack off. It ’s also going camping and to all the music festivals.
5
Geraldine M.
[ I haven ’ t had the chance yet to use this in the rain. I ’ m planning to use it during several outdoor concerts over the summer. But….. I love the color( blue), it is nice and long for good coverage( I ’ m 5 ’ 3 ”), it ’s light weight, and it stuffs into a very small package. Win, win, win so far!!!
5
Daisy H.
[ this item offers great Protection, I love its vibrant Color, and the Size fits me well.
5
Harriet C.
[ I bought this to use when I didn ’ t need to take a rain jacket on my backpacking trips. It ’s super lightweight. I ended up using it on my Grand Canyon trip. While it didn ’ t cover all of the backpack( not a big deal since my gear was wrapped in plastic) it served the purpose I bought it for. I do think it ’s a bit pricey and it took me over a year to decide whether I wanted to buy it.
$74.95
featuring unisex design that ’s perfect for guide services ski mountaineers or climbers that value simplicity couloir 3s utilizes a high tenacity polyester vari- width webbing construction and three metal speed buckles, making it easy to slip on or off while wearing crampons or...
5
David L.
Im using Couloir 35 Harness for ski mountaineering and it is super tough Harness. Extremely comfortable and good looking too. I highly recommend.
5
Kelsey I.
Have n't used it yet but plan to for mountaineering. I like the lighter weight gear loops around the waist since I 'll have a pack on most of the time
5
Craig V.
Worn this a few times mountaineering. Comfortable, and did n't feel like I was even wearing a harness. No complaints, would recommend.
$209.95
design and details hyperlight 7075 aluminum alloy construction automatic binding with our new t- stop toe system semi- auto toe bails and heel bails are available separately for boots without toe welts heel bail has been optimized to fit a/t ski boots and features 3 height settings for fine- tuning...
$29.95
design and details specifically designed for use with skinny ropes can be rigged in auto- block mode for belaying two seconds diagonal cable prevents the rope from rubbing and
$26.95
n( 450 lbf) ... design and details new- ripstop body fabric innovative, multi- loop version of the adjustable gear sling allows for more organization of gear gear slings are non- structural and for gear racking only 2
5
Trev
[ The multiple little loops as opposed to just a large single one makes this the best gear loop out there hands down in my opinion. And it ’s the same price as the other types. Simple decision to me.
5
Mimi Marlo
[ I just bought this so it ’s only been used twice. Having the extra loops handy allows me to take more gear on climbs. I had previously put extra non lockers on slings( put over my shoulders and under my arm) but it ’s so much easier in the loops. Plus I can see all the gear that right in front instead of trying to identify gear on my harness.
5
indynicolas
[ Bought this primarily for chimney use, for which it works wonderfully; especially with the loop design which keeps things organized and separated instead of just being one unruly blob of biners which can be very frustrating when things get sketchy. It also makes for great rack organization even when it ’s not being worn.
5
Samster
[ It's simple and works well. It's way more comfy than hanging everything off a sling, and if you 're doing multi- pitch stuff, then unless you have an extra gear loop on your harness it's going to be too crowded. Great solution. It also, is nice to slide all your gear to the front or back for off- width stuff.
$34.95
Definitely overkill for someone just getting into the sport or someone who really only climbs in a gym, but a great to have for anyone who's going on some longer climbs
5
Micah W
I used this as my belay device for multi- pitch climbs with a 9. 5mm rope, and it worked like a charm. So light I had to check it was still on my harness, yet the steel wear points are super durable. I would not recommend it for a gym climber, or someone who prefers thicker ropes. It is not designed for that use and does n't feed very smoothly with ropes +10mm.
5
Michael M
Has been durable, light, and nice for guide mode and rappelling
5
Western Slopers Resole
[ This is the best ATC I 've used for smaller diameter alpine ropes. It breaks much better when catching lead falls on my 7. 9mm alpine ropes, does n't heat up the way traditional aluminum devices do on rappel, and is still pretty light, if that's something you care about.
5
Heat dispersion is great. Wo n't burn your hand off after a quick belay or rappel.
5
Andres
[ This is the perfect non- assisted braking device in my opinion. With steel inserts for rope wear and an all- aluminium construction I know it will last for a long, long time. It's a tuber device, so there's not much to say in terms of function. What makes it stand out is it's very burly build, yet it is still very light and affordable. I always bring at least one of these when climbing, and have a few in the reserves to always have some one hand. It works great in guide mode, and this is my go- to for belaying from the top and rappelling. Ca n't recommend it enough.
$39.95
design and details reinforced 5- step design 16 mm( 5/8 '') nylon webbing is very compact designed for free routes with a few moves of aid sold
5
Ashley G.
So lightweight you don ’ t even realize you are carrying it! It ’s perfect!
5
Jeff R.
Bought this for ascending rope, foot loops are better than a runner
5
Dave P.
Light, strong, functional. Perfect concise solution to our occasional tactical climbing problem.
5
Cyle C.
Easy to use, very packable and does what it needs. Highly recommend BD!!
5
David B
I have been using this to add height ti climbing sticks for my tree saddle. It really helps give a solid step to climb up as I place more sticks. I have not used for aid climbing on rock yet, but havr no doubt I will get same performance.
$34.95
design and details: the wrist loop quickly adjusts in size, a useful feature on climbs where you may need gloves in the morning and bare hands in the afternoon a small loop holds your hand close to the shaft for quick retrieval slides up when using the tool as a
$299.99
WAS: $309.99*
includes pur ’ ice pick, masselottes, mini marteau, and griprest nomic hand rest 3 mm tapered tip with toothing on upper side for support curved under head to help hook more easily shape and balance built for optimal swing hydroformed shaft for improved grip within middle of shaft mini marteau...
5
Dusty Hunch
[ These are great tools for vertical ice and dry tooling. The swing is precise, and the grip is comfortable( as far as `` comfort '' goes in this sport). I look forward to hanging around on these for years to come.
5
Chris
[ I have been running Petzl Quarks for almost ten years and have always loved them. Back when I bought them all those years ago, I was torn on getting the Nomics. I ’ ve gotten more into pure steep ice and have been doing less mountaineering/snowy alpine stuff. Over the years I have used my climbing partner ’s 2nd Gen Nomics multiple times and have always loved them. Fast forward to a little over a month ago and I finally bought the new Nomics. Simply put, they are as incredible as I had hoped. The grip is improved over the previous model, it is a little more open and comfortable. The head angle is slightly changed as well and the tools swing even better than the previous generation. Not to mention the petzl ice pick simply can ’ t be beat! The Nomic is, in my opinion, one of the very best ice and mixed tools out there.
5
Mark
[ I bought these a few weeks ago and only been out a couple times, but it has a nice balance and grip. The pur ’ ice head really is an upgrade for me. Nicely done, quality tool
5
[ Buy these, for real. Solid workhorse of an ice tool. The picks can take a beating, the curve of the shaft is setup in such a way to comfortable get up some steep ice.
5
Kronos
[ I ’ ve used the past generation Nomics for several seasons. These updated tools swing even better, are some of the easiest to learn the craft of ice climbing on, and are excellent for mixed climbing. I find them to be a great all around tool for all my winter climbing.
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