Description
CRAMPONS
Crampons are traction devices used to improve mobility on snow
and ice during ice climbing. Whether you are strolling on a glacier
or mountaineering, crampons are an essential connection between you
and the frozen medium. Crampons attached to your boots will make
walking on snow safer. They will give you more hold and are
therefore an important part of your Mountaineering equipment. It is
especially popular for outdoor use by the old and the children in
snowy weather to prevent slipping when walking over ice or snow. In
addition to that, it is very convenient to carry
them.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
Simple Crampons / Crampons / Cold Snow and Ice Skating Claw /
Outdoor Prevent Slipping Shoe Covers
MATERIAL: 1)
Rubber and alloy steel spikes 2) TPR (Thermal Plastic Rubber) and
alloy steel spikes
SIZE: Approximately *7.5 x *7.2 cm (Un-
stretched state)
WEIGHT: Approximately **0 g
COLOUR: Black
PACKING SIZE: *9 * *9 cm
SUITABLE SHOE SIZE: Fits a large range of shoes and
boots, about *2 - *6 cm
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
1)
Especially suitable for outdoor use when
walking over ice and snow,
2)
Material of crampon is tensile rubber and
high-strength alloy steel spikes, with excellent wear
resistance
3)
Fits a large range of shoes and boots,
from *2 cm to *6 cm.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Crampons can be directly attached to the soles of the shoes
very easily through the stretch bands attached to it.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Crampons can be used by people of all ages. They can be
attached to children’s shoes to prevent them from slipping on
smooth surfaces. They can also be added if one wants to add some
grip to their footsteps such as walking on a hilly area or
travelling during the rainy season.
USAGE
Crampons can be applied to all kinds of outdoor sports shoes,
mountaineering shoes and high mountain boots. They are suitable for
walking on ice as well as on meadow environments.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
1) It should be
cleaned, dried and then stored after usage.
2) It is an
outdoor aid tool and should NOT be used for professional rock
climbing and other rigorous tasks.
