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Black Diamond Sabretooth Pro

Black Diamond Sabretooth Pro


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114,99 + delivery costs
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Normal price 144,00 €
Incl. VAT 25.5 %


Quantity
pair



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Available in the webstore0 pairs


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Product description
From moderate local ice flows to classic mountaineering routes and technical alpine faces, the Black Diamond Sabretooth Crampon is our best all-around crampon for the spectrum of frozen objectives. The Sabretooth’s redesigned stainless steel construction incorporates a strong, yet light design with durable horizontal front points and increased rocker in the front rail to accommodate modern mountain boots. The dual secondary points are optimized for technical precision, while still maintaining a balanced, stable platform on descents and lower angle terrain.

  • Redesigned stainless steel construction is durable, resists snowballing and won’t rust > Versatile horizontal frontpoints and technical secondary points
  • Low-profile micro-adjust heel bail offers precision fit
  • Pro version accommodates boots with a toe welt
  • Clip version features flexible toe strap for boots without a toe welt
  • For use on a ski boot, you will want to order wide toe bails sold separately
  • Includes front and rear dual-density ABS

Weight Per Pair : [Clip] 910 g (2 lb)
[Pro] 890 g (1 lb 15 oz)

Materials : Stainless steel


The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 370 x 120 x 120 mm.


Weight
1,18 kg


Country of origin
United States


Comments
Mika A. verified buyer, 17.8.2017
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Good irons, but you should pay attention to the size of the toe loop. Or maybe more even with the size of the tip of the downhill ski and with them you want to use these. When I replaced the Tecnica Cochise 120 monos with the tech tip in place, that normal toe loop no longer reached over the tip. Had to look a bit Dremel for monos and order the wider toe loop available as a spare part: http://eu.blackdiamondequipment.com/en_EN/climbing%2Fcrampons/crampon-toe-bail-wide-BD4006760000ALL1.html
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