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Comments about C.A.M.P. USA Stalker Universal Crampons:
Good for walking on snowy slopes and flat ice.
When doing ice climbing, it gave me a hard time.
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Comments about C.A.M.P. USA Stalker Universal Crampons:
I bought these crampons for added security during cold mornings on the Cascade volcanos - mostly a planned ascent of Mt. Adams.
They worked well for that purpose. The crampons are sharp enough to bite into crusty, hard snow and easy icy patches for added security. You won't be doing alpine ice climbs with these guys, but they definitely added peace of mind on sketchy, icy slopes of moderate angle.
One thing to note - if you have a boot with a wide heel, please try them with the crampons first! The heel on the crampon is fairly narrow, and my La Sportiva Thunder IIs barely fit, though I wear a 12.5 so they are fairly big to begin with.
They are heavy - but cheap! At least the option exists compared to the expensive Grivels for people only using them a few times per year like me.
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I purchased these because I wanted a cheap crampon (grad student on a budget) and you get what you pay for. They stay on my winter hiking boots quite well for several hours without needing adjustment so I am pleased with this, but they definitely rust (they are not stainless steel!). I've had them for a year or so and almost all of the points on the bottom have significant signs of wear. I try to be careful and rinse/dry them after use, but to no avail! I will continue using these until I run them into the ground, but if you want a long-lasting product I'd go with stainless steel.
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I tried them couple of times on packed snow/ice, ice, snow/ice/rocks and they worked very well. They are a bit heavier, so you will feel them. One thing, I don't like that much - I have small size of boots and front tends to get a bit loose and slip sideways, especially when going uphill. You have to make them really small or to use boot with wide front. Otherwise, for the price, great!
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Comments about C.A.M.P. USA Stalker Universal Crampons:
The price and the quality are very good.
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This was my first set of crampons for the Angeles National Forest and surrounding areas. Snow varies from hard-packed/ice to 1-2 ft. deep. These crampons are great for the price. Easy to put on my regular Lowa boots. After adjusting the sizing bar, just step in and tighten. Straps are snug and haven't loosened yet. Tightening them is not easy with gloves on, but they are quick to remove. I feel like a mountain goat with these on, and feel quite secure on the snowy trail. Great product!
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I bought these crampons after finally realizing that my microspikes weren't too great for traversing over ice. I was looking for an inexpensive pair, strap on design (for use with hiking boots) and with steel spikes (for durability). Aside from these two things however, I wanted flexibility. Most people you ask will say that crampons should be used with stiff mountaineering or alpine boots so that the crampons don't flex. This pair however has quite flexible center bars which can be used with a rigid hiking boot (Asolo Fugitive GTX in my case). The are however a little bit narrow in the heel; my boots touch all but one of the contact points in the back, but they still stay in place and don't move one bit! I will say that the only downside is that they are tad bit heavy (you'll definitely feel the weight for a bit when your first put them on) and they are not as low profile as the Black Diamonds or Grivels. But still, big bang for your buck!
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Just used these crampons earlier this month to climb Mt. St. Helens. They fit perfectly on my garmont momentum mid gtx boots and stayed on snug throughout the climb. During the last 1000 vertical feet I encountered large sections of ice which the crampons clung to nicely. I am excited to use them on the next climb!
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Comments about C.A.M.P. USA Stalker Universal Crampons:
Very pleased with the performance of these crampons. Solid grip on the boots and on the snow, no problems whatsoever. A nice price as well.
As stated in another review, check the heel fit with your boots. Crampons are a bit narrow in the heel. Worked great with my Zamberlans.
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Comments about C.A.M.P. USA Stalker Universal Crampons:
Maybe a little heavier than others, but weight was not noticeable. Quality seems very good. Stayed on my feet for hours without having to re-adjust.
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Delivery was quick and I was able to use them the weekend of the week that I ordered them.
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