4.51 of 5 starsBlue Ice - Harfang Alpine Crampon - Crampons
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- alpine touring, ski touring
- Material type:
- steel
- Attachment type:
- front wire bail, heel lever, toe basket/cage
- Shoe size:
- EU 35 - 47
- Anti-balling plate:
- yes
- Heel lifts:
- no
- Number of points:
- 12
- Front points:
- 2
- Weight:
- 623 g
- Reference size:
- medium-sized pair
- Includes:
- crampons; toe basket; strap; transport bag
- Misc:
- compatible with crampon-compatible and partly crampon-compatible boots thanks to the interchangeable binding in the front
- Item No.:
- 405-0201
Product description
Lightweight and comfortable crampons
The Blue Ice Harfang Alpine Crampon ensure comfort whilst walking. They feature a soft textile strap that connects the front and back. Plus, there are twelve points made of durable steel that’ll grip into the ice and snow. The two front points are asymmetrically constructed. The heel lever can be adjusted by the dial to ensure a precise fit and prevent it from slipping.
Great for mountaineering and ski touring
Thanks to the removable anti-balling system, the crampons won’t get clogged with snow. In addition, They feature three holes in the front section to adjust them to your mountaineering or ski boots. The Harfang Alpine Crampon from Blue Ice are supplied with a heel lever and toe basket and can be used on partially crampon-compatible and crampon-compatible boots.
The advantages at a glance:
- Durable crampons for ski and alpine tours
- Adjustable heel lever
- Front bail system is interchangeable
- Practical storage bag included
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The thread was edited on 26.08.25
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