Black Diamond Stinger Crampon -
The Stinger Crampon from Black Diamond is a lightweight, stainless steel crampon with a replaceable monopoint; designed to tackle serious ice and mixed lines on winter crags and alpine faces. An asymmetrical design fits the contours of modern mountain boots and thin, low-profile heel and toe wires offer a precise fit for less weight.
Fit:
- Asymmetrical stainless steel design is lightweight, won't rust and fits the contours of modern boots
- Low-profile micro-adjust heel level offers precision fit
- Thin, low-profile toe bail and thinner, shorter heel wire for improved fit with modern boots
Hood:
- Hooded frontpoint and aggressive secondary points are optimized for precise, secure placements
Features:
- Includes front and rear dual-density ABS
- Mono frontpoint is replaceable at low cost and can be changed quickly and easily in the field
Mountain Gear
Take the sting out of those hard-to-climb ice- and mixed-lines found on your favorite alpine face when you strap on Black Diamond's Stinger Crampons.
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| Anti-balling Plates: | no |
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| Binding Type: | Hybrid |
| Boot Size Range: | Mondoponit adjustable |
| Country of Origin: | USA |
| Crampon Attachment: | Step In |
| Ems_sale: | Yes |
| Heel Attachment: | Lever |
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Points: | 11 |
| One size fits: | Euro 36-46 / U.S. 4.5-12.5 |
| Toe Bale: | Rigid |
| Upc, Ean, Isbn: | 793661157991 |
| Weight: | 2 lb 1 oz / 960 g (Pair) |
| Weight (Grams): | 960 g |
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- Black Diamond Climbing Crampons
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Black Diamond Stinger Crampon Review:
Reviews:
Nice crampons, fragile heel levers
Just got back from the Canadian Rockies and used these most days. Nice design, good underfoot traction for flatfooting / french technique to give your heels a rest. Liked these a lot.
Careful with the heel levers though: too much pressure while adjusting them to my boots did a number on the soft metal, so I'm using an older pair of BD heel levers instead.
Careful with the heel levers though: too much pressure while adjusting them to my boots did a number on the soft metal, so I'm using an older pair of BD heel levers instead.
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