C.A.M.P. X-Dream Ice Tool
Combining a technical ice tool with an aggressive dry tooling machine, the C.A.M.P. X-Dream ice tool is a lightweight, balanced and fully featured tool for technical dry, mixed and ice climbing.
- Perfectly balanced and weighing only 595 g, the X-Dream offers solid tool placements while being less fatiguing to use, making it perfect for technical ice and mixed climbing
- A turn of the Allen bolt above the grip allows the tool to be switched between Dry and Ice positions by changing the angle of the handle in relation to the angle of the pick
- Includes the T-rated Mixte pick that's perfect for brittle ice and technical mixed terrain; incorporates a small hammer plate and teeth that reach farther down the shaft
- Micro-adjustable trigger finger ledges and X-Rest insert adjust the overall height and size of the handle for a custom fit
- X-Trigger pommel attaches to the shaft for a third ledge to minimize fatigue
- Handle is constructed from extreme-cold-resistant polymer laid over the hot-forged aluminum alloy spine
- Compatible with Ice, Race and Total Dry picks (not included)
Imported.
View all C.A.M.P. Ice Tools| Best Use | Ice Climbing |
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| Components Included | Mixte pick; X-Trigger pommel; adjustable handle |
| Material(s) | Pick: T-rated chromoly steel; shaft: T-rated 7075-T6 aluminum alloy (CE-UIAA type 2) |
| Pick Shape | Reverse Curve |
| Shaft Shape | Bent |
| Shaft Style | Bent / leashless |
| Length | 50 centimeters |
| Weight | 595 grams |
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XDreams are one of the best tools for ice climbing
These are hands down my favorite ice-climbing tools, and I get to play with many options because I run the @iceclimbing feeds on social media. The XDream handle works best for me, and the swing is the best fit for my swing-style. I find that I don't flick as much as others at the end of my swing. I keep the tool set up to Ice mode for WI4/5 and under. When seconding WI6, dry tooling, or climbing mixed, I have the tool set in the Dry mode. I feel this gives it clearance similar to the Petzl Ergo for bigger, odder features on ice. The Ice setting is similar to Nomic angles and better for less steep ice. The interchangeable parts work well, too. I typically always keep one handle with the spike on it, unless I'm drying tooling or steep mixed climbing, then I run the handles without the spikes and change the picks to the mixed pick or drytooling pick. The spike handle comes with the Alpine version, or you can buy it separately. I also removed the third grip as I found it hits the ice often on steeper ice, and I don't climb hard enough while drytooling for it to be useful to me. This is the tool I use 95% of the time, and occasionally, for steep mixed, I use a Petzl Ergo, but that's mostly cause I don't feel like reconfiguring the XDream into Dry mode and changing the pick from the ice pick. Hope that helps. Hit me up on IG if you have questions.