Grivel G20 Plus Cramp-O-Matic Crampons
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A redesign of the original G20, the lightweight Grivel G20 Plus Cramp-O-Matic crampons are an excellent choice for steep ice and technical mixed routes.
Shop similar products- Removable, hot drop-forged front points allow you to replace worn out monopoints for increased longevity, strength and durability
- 2 center points increase stability by providing perpendicular holding power and added brake power while walking downhill or standing on cauliflower bulges
- Stainless steel safety straps permanently mounted on the front bales prevent total loss of the crampons should they be forced off your boots
- Included antibotts in the heels help keep snow from balling up your crampons
- CE and UIAA safety-certified
- Semirigid
Imported.
View all Grivel Ice Climbing Crampons| Best Use | Ice Climbing |
|---|---|
| Fits Shoe Size | 37-48 (women's 6 to men's 15) |
| Bindings | Step-in |
| Material(s) | Chromoly steel/nylon |
| Weight | 890 grams |
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The best Crampon for steep ice, mixed, and alpine
Weight on your feet is one of the biggest causes of fatigue on an alpine mission. The problem is always have to sacrifice performance or durability to cut some weight from the feet. I feel these crampons have hit the nail on the head. I have used these crampons extensively all over the world and have no complaints. They are secure super light, precise, and of course grivel steel means the last for a long time. I have had many friends buy these crampons and none have regretted it.
great lightweight mono-point
I am an IFMGA guide and Grivel Athlete. The G 20+ is a very lightweight, and precise crampon designed for mixed climbing and steep ice. I was a bit nervous when I saw Grivel was shifting from the G20 to the 20+ (a replaceable front point). In the past using some other brands replaceable front point crampons I noticed the point would wiggle a bit. However, the front point on the 20+ is connected in three places with small bolts, creating a solid platform and I have noticed no reduction in performance. Of course its great on the wallet, and less wasteful, to be able to replace just the front point, instead of the entire front half of the crampon after may days of use. The downturned front-point allows for power, and talon-like abilities to catch edges and pockets on overhung terrain. Because of this crampon, and lightweight boots, there are very few days that I use a ‘competition-boot’ (crampon bolted to sole of boot) to climb in. I have used the 20+ over 100 days in the last two years, mainly in ice and mixed cragging terrain, but also on some large faces in Alaska (Moonflower, and East face Mount Dickey). I am very particular about having sharp front-points, and I have only chosen to replace the front-points twice.