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Season:EOL
Brand:Grivel
Code:7002203
The 12-point crampon for technical mountaineering.
G14 has 12 points. The 2 front ones arehot-forged, are replaceable and can be mounted in both bi-point and mono-point configuration. The forging allows a three-dimensional shape to improve both penetration into the ice, without rebounds, and support. They can be replaced if worn out. Adjustable central bar. Equipped with the famous Grivel proactiveAntibottboth in the front and the rear. Available with Cramp-O-Matic EVO or New-Matic EVO binding.Features:
When winter transforms the mountains with snow and ice, the right crampons can provide essential grip and stability on steep or slippery terrain. From winter hillwalking and mountaineering to ice and mixed climbing, different crampons are designed for different conditions and boots.
Outdoor Gear Chat Podcast
Take a listen to our Outdoor Gear Chat podcast Episode 66, all about Alpine Climbing and the kit needed, where Cathy and Wayne talk with British Mountain Guide Tom Ripley.