Petzl Vasak® Flexlock Crampons
The Petzl Vasak® Flexlock crampons are essential for any mountaineering adventure. Equipped with 12 points, they offer excellent stability and traction on a variety of terrains, including glaciers and snow couloirs. Don't embark on your next objective without them.
Features
Crafted for classic mountaineering:
- These crampons feature 12 points, designed to provide excellent grip and improved comfort during ascents.
- The two extended, broad front points ensure dependable traction and a firm hold on compact snow.
- An integrated ANTISNOW system effectively minimises snow accumulation across varying snow conditions.
- FLEXLOCK is crafted for footwear that lacks toe and heel welts.
- The bi-position linking bars accommodate a broad spectrum of boot sizes, ranging from EU 36 to 50.
- Length adjustment is straightforward and requires no tools, allowing for quick and easy fitting.
- Constructed from steel, these crampons are built to offer exceptional durability over time.
Optimis ed weight:
- Maximum of 895 g including the ANTISNOW system.
Fully modular ALPEN ADAPT system:
- Each component — from the front sections to the linking bars, antibott plates, and bindings — can be replaced independently.
- The system is compatible with all types of toe bails, enabling it to fit a wide variety of footwear, whether they feature toe welts or not, including stiff mountaineering boots, flexible hiking boots, telemark boots, and even snowboard boots.
Specifications
Number of points 12 Boot sizes 36-50 Certification(s) CE EN 893, UKCA, UIAA Material(s) Steel, stainless steel, aluminium, nylon Weight 895 g Multi-mount system FLEXLOCK Inner Pack Count 1
Technology
Technical Notice
- Download the PDF : technical-notice-CRAMPONS-3 - 1.60 MB
Declaration Of Conformity
- Download the PDF : UE-Declaration-VASAK-U007AA00-U007BA00 - 0.20 MB
Tips for maintaining your equipment
- Download the PDF - 5.36 MB
Inspection
PPE inspection procedure
- Download the PDF - 3.23 MB
PPE checklist
- Download the PDF - 0.23 MB
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