- Grivel. [citation needed]
Crampons are made of
steel alloy,
lightweight aluminum, or a
combination of the two.
Lighter weight crampons are po****r for alpine...
-
Buffet Crampon SAS is a
French manufacturer of wind
instruments based in Mantes-la-Ville,
Yvelines department. The
company is the
world market leader...
- the heel and toe or a
single strip over the foot. Not to be
mistaken for
crampons used for ice climbing, ice
cleats are much
smaller and are
commonly used...
-
Wolfsangel (German pronunciation: [ˈvɔlfsˌʔaŋəl],
translation "wolf's hook") or
Crampon (French pronunciation: [kʁɑ̃pɔ̃]) is a
heraldic charge from
mainly Germany...
- side of the island, but
decides the
mountains are too steep: at
least crampons would be necessary. They
discover the
ruins of an old
cabin and some sort...
-
secure them to the boot.
These types of
crampons are the most secure, but also the most
specialized crampon and need
specific boots to have them work...
- to
perform a self-arrest if the
glissade starts to get out of control.
Crampons are
explicitly not used
while glissading as they can
cause serious injury...
- put on his
crampons, but Frey
disregarded this
advice and
continued climbing without them. As a
tribute to Frey, his ice axe and
crampons are
still left...
-
slope 'arrests'
their fall by
themselves by
using their ice axe and
their crampons.
There are many ways to self-arrest
depending on the climber's body position...
- lead to an
immediate fall.
Crampons: Ice
climbers often use mono-point
crampons instead of the more
typical dual-point
crampons used by
alpine climbers,...
