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The Grivel G10 is the standard by which all other modern 10-point crampons are measured. They are tried and tested (since 1990) and used by trekkers, climbers, ski mountaineers, mountain rescue groups and elite, special operations personnel. Ten-point crampons provide security on terrain where the technical capacities of a 12-point model are unnecessary, from frozen streambeds to Mount Rainier to the Lions Head trail on Mount Washington to Everest?s normal route. Ten-point models ?walk? more efficiently than 12-point configurations, and they are lighter and more compact as well. Three different types of bindings are available to adapt to virtually any type of footwear. Also available in a Wide configuration to fit snowbaord boots, Sorels, etc.Materials ChroMoly steel Construction 3D relief stamped Points 10 Binding Weight Crampomatic 956g New-Matic 968g
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The new Scarpa Freney XT GTX is THE boot for modern mixed and vertical ice lines. A Gore-Tex lining ensures your feet will stay dry in sloppy spring conditions. This technical boot from Scarpa is extremely light, totally rigid and offers great cuff flexibility. The Freney XT GTX is significantly lighter than similar models, making it a great option for climbers tackling long, difficult alpine routes. With a rigid sole that?s based on the Cumbre sole design, the Freney XT provides the foot with a generous surface area for grip and stability, while still remaining sensitive enough for technical climbs. Duratherm? insulation is backed with generous padding for comfort and protection. OMC Shoe Buyer says: In addition to nearly every other crampon design, this years Freney is also compatible with the Grivel GSb. Confused about the sizing? Check out our Shoe Sizing Comparison Chart .
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