Camp XLC Nanotech

CAMP bills the XLC Nanotech as the most sophisticated mountaineering crampons in the world. Even though they have innovative Sandvik Nanoflex steel reinforcements on the front points, they are still easy to put on and to kick into snow ice. Just be warned that they might last a ...CAMP bills the XLC Nanotech as the most sophisticated mountaineering crampons in the world.

Even though they have innovative Sandvik Nanoflex steel reinforcements on the front points, they are still easy to put on and to kick into snow ice. Just be warned that they might last a bit longer than typical aluminum crampons since the durable steel alloy is designed to take more abuse from rock and other obstacles you might encounter under the surface. The front points also penetrate a little deeper into the hard stuff, when every millimeter of purchase is appreciated.

3-D pressed aluminum frame maximizes strength for the given amount of material, keeping the weight to a minimum. Adjustable* rigid frame and tension control knob on the heel bail help quickly secure the crampons to your feet. Nanoflex alloy toe points are 60-70% stronger than normal steel which allows for reduction of the amount of metal used (i.e.

weight). CC4U wear indicators let you know when you've finally worn out these stronger-than-normal points. Automatic bindings fit most ski boots while semi-autos are good for heavily-rockered ones (e.g.

La Sportiva Spitfire). Anti-balling plates reduce dangerous snow build up under your feet.