BLUE ICE Harfang Crampons
Designed for ski touring and classic mountaineering, the BLUE ICE Harfang crampons feature a central textile strap that creates a super-compact design—they fit in the palm of your hand.
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- With a chromoly steel front rail and aluminum secondary and rear rails, they offer an excellent balance between performance, weight and compactness
- Patented concept is based on a central textile strap that connects the front and back rails
- The design allows the crampons to mount in the most suitable position based on the application or the geometry of your boots
- Flexible strap linking system minimizes bulk and offers compactness, while offering remarkable precision and comfort
- Automatic crampons adapt to all ski touring boots featuring toe welts, as well as mountaineering shoes with rigid soles and toe welts
- Heel lever with microadjustment
- Supplied with ABS to prevent snow balling
- Fits EU shoe/boot sizes 35–47
- Delivered in a bag, which can be attached to your belt or snapped into a backpack
- Certifications: CE EN 893, UIAA 153
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View all BLUE ICE Mountaineering Crampons| Best Use | Mountaineering |
|---|---|
| Fits Shoe Size | EU 35-47 |
| Material(s) | UHMWPE and HTPE 40 mm main strap/chromoly steel/aluminum |
| Weight | 13.3 ounces |
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So far these are my new go-to ski mountaineering and moderate alpine climbing crampons. They are lighter and more packable that comparable models, and the steel toe is aggressive enough to handle steep snow, water ice, and light mixed climbing. Added bonus you can take the middle aluminum section off if you want to lighten it up even further. When I first got them, I was nervous they wouldn’t perform as well as my Petzl Irvis Hybrids. However, after a couple uses snow climbing, a few days on moderate ice, and one day of mixed climbing, I can confidently say I can’t tell a difference besides the fact that these are lighter and pack smaller.