Camp Alpinist Tech crampones automáticos 12 puntas acero cromoly negro

The Camp Alpinist Tech Automatic Crampons are professional-grade 12-point crampons designed for technical ice climbing, mixed climbing, dry tooling, and steep mountaineering. Featuring a robust chromoly steel construction and an asymmetric 3D pressed frame, these crampons deliver exceptional durability and precision. The automatic step-in binding ensures a secure fit with technical mountaineering boots that have front and rear welts. Convertible mono-point or dual-point front configuration allows adaptation to varying ice conditions. Dynamic anti-balling plates reduce snow buildup, and tool-free micro-adjustments enable quick size changes. Certified to CE EN 893 and UIAA 153 standards.

Advantages

Superior grip and stability on steep terrain thanks to aggressive secondary points and convertible front points. Tool-free micro-adjustable sizing ensures a perfect fit without tools. Dynamic anti-balling plates minimize snow accumulation, maintaining performance in wet conditions. Lightweight yet durable chromoly steel frame reduces fatigue during long climbs.

Suitable for

• Technical ice climbing
• Mixed climbing
• Dry tooling
• Steep mountaineering
• Alpine routes requiring precise footwork

Key specifications

• Binding Type: Automatic (Step-in)
• Number of Points: 12
• Material: Chromoly Steel
• Front Point Configuration: Convertible Mono-point or Dual-point
• Front Point Material: Forged Steel
• Anti-Balling Plates: Included, Dynamic
• Size Adjustment: Tool-free, Micro-adjustable
• Boot Compatibility: Technical mountaineering boots with front and rear welts
• Size Range (EU): 36-47
• Certifications: CE EN 893, UIAA 153
• Weight per Pair: 880 g
• Frame Construction: Asymmetric 3D pressed frame
• Front Bail: Adjustable, Dual-position
• Heel Bail: Adjustable, Micro-adjustment
• Point Design: Aggressive secondary points for stability
• Included Accessories: Carry bag

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair with technical mountaineering boots that have both front and rear welts. Adjust the front points to mono or dual configuration based on ice conditions. Regularly inspect and maintain anti-balling plates for best results.