A pure ice pick with a thin nose and low-volume tip for minimal ice displacement.
Fits on all current interchangeable-pick ice tools
Weight: 3.3 oz
CEN-B certified
Brand : Black Diamond
Country of Origin : United States of America
Web ID: 24BDIUCPCKXXXXXXXCAC
SKU: 23254228
REVIEWS
4.9
100%
Recommended
9 Reviews
Darla P.
2 years ago
Ice Pick
I needed a new pair for my carbon fiber axes and these fit great!
Marcus P.
2 years ago
Picks
Just swing and let them eat. I do like to file the teeth on the bottom for easier removal.
John D.
2 years ago
Fresh Picks
Always nice to swing on fresh picks from the factory. Very easy to replace with a ratchet, skip the BD wrench.
Peter L.
3 years ago
My Old Picks Were Worn
My old picks were worn down past the teeth. These fit perfectly into my old carbon fiber Cobra tools. They are as good as new. They are old tools, but I still like them and use them regularly. Getting the hex nut ( on the tool head) loosened was quite difficult, but once that was accomplished, replacement was easy. The tools climb like they are new..
Ken C.
4 years ago
Super Replacement Picks
Man. Talk about the simple life! Wear out picks. Buy new picks from Black Diamond. Bolt up new picks. Go climbing. Big sticks, big kicks. BD a for the win! Or as Will Gadd says: these things are Truck!!!
Jackwoods222
Verified Purchase
5 years ago
Sharp!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great sticks in the ice right out of the packaging. Easy to sharpen, too, and seem to stay real sharp when i avoid rock. The black diamond system makes the picks super easy to change out with a single wrench.
Heli Ski Guide
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Great Picks!
Great picks, legendary sticks! One swing placements!
Christopher D.
6 years ago
Great Picks!
Great picks, legendary sticks! One swing placements!
SNAD
Verified Purchase
7 years ago
Penetration Incredible In Hard Ice
I climb in remote areas in the Québec province and the difference of penetration in the ice when temperature is cold (between -15 to -35 celsius degree) is worthy. Only little hitch is the fact that the thickness of the blade where you put a washer (when not use the hamer tool) is a little too small, because you have to over tighten the screw to not have the washer loose...
