Description of C.A.M.P. Ice Axe Spike ProtectorA rubber protector that fits the spike of traditional ice axes. Can also be used on picks.Features:Aid Climbing
Description of C.A.M.P. Corsa Ice AxeThe lightest ice axe in the world! Another instance of C.A.M.P. beating its own lightweight record. 7075 aluminum alloy B-rated head and shaft. Not suitable for ice climbing or mixed terrain. Absolutely perfect for low angle glacier travel, ski mountaineering and adventure racing.
Description of Petzl HAMMER Ice Axe The trapezoidal shape of this hammer's contact surface is specifically designed for ice climbing axes.Features:Hammer for QUARK (U19 M2), NOMIC (U21 and U21 2) and ERGO (U22)Weight: 58 gMaterial: steel3-year guarantee
Ideal for technical mountaineering, dry-tooling or ice climbing, the Quark from Petzl is an incredibly versatile ice axe which can excel in any conditions you put it in. Due to the modular construction of the head, the axe is balanced, easy to use, and more efficient. Both a griprest and a trigrest ensure that you can hang on and not have to worry, even without a vulcan death grip. Suited for both accessories and as a minimalist axe, the Quark can adapt to the situation to best serve your needs, and weighs a paltry 460g with no add-ons. If you're looking for a do-anything, go-anywhere axe that won't let you down and never disappoints, you've found it.
The SPECS Weight: 450 g Length: 65 cm - expands to 105 cm Axe type B Sold with small snow basket Removable carbide tip 3-year guarantee CE / UIAA ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
Dig in! You still have a lot of mountain to climb. The Petzl Sum'Tec Ice Axe is a versatile ice axe utilizing an interchangable pick and an adjustable hand rest for superior performance and comfort. The logical evolution of the classic mountaineering ice axe.Features:The TRIGREST hand rest improves grip efficiency. Its position can be adjusted as needed, without tools - in the lower position, it improves grip and facilitates progression in steep sections; in the upper position, it allows the shaft to easily penetrate the snow.Ice axe designed for mountaineers looking to reduce weight (485 g for 52 cm)ALPIX curved pick is interchangeable and adapted to difficult alpine climbingShaft is made of extruded, ultra-light aluminum with a curved upper section. This shape provides good clearance during ice climbing or in the snow and helps avoid impacts to the hands.The pick (3.5 mm) is designed for efficient penetration into ice and guarantees solid hooking on rockPick is quickly and securely replaced with the unique screw lock systemWide oval holes in the head and in the spike facilitate clipping a carabinerTilted adze directs the axe correctly into the snow (piolet-canne usage)Stainless steel spike ensures excellent grip on rockAvailable in two lengths
The SPECS Certification: CE EN 13089 /UIAA Pick Type: Type B axe 3-year guarantee Leash: Freelock The SPECS for 52 cm Weight: 495 g The SPECS for 59 cm Weight: 535 g The SPECS for 66 cm Weight: 570 g ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
SPECIFICATIONS of the Nepal S.A. Ice Axe by Grivel Material: Carbon steel Hot Forged: Yes Blade Type: Classical negative Shovel / Hammer: Shovel Horizontal Resistance: 280 B Rubber Shaft Sheathing: Nepal S.A. plus Weight: 16.9 oz. Total Length: 58-66-74 ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
SPECIFICATIONS of the X Monster Ice Axe by Grivel Material: Chromolly steel Hot Forged: Yes Blade Type: Changeable + reverse positive Shovel / Hammer: Shovel / Hammer Horizontal Resistance: CE - PPE2 Rubber Shaft Sheathing: Yes Weight: 24.5 oz. Total Length: 47 ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
SPECIFICATIONS of the Mount Bianco Ice Axe by Grivel Material: Carbon steel Hot Forged: Yes Blade Type: Classical neutral Shovel / Hammer: Shovel Horizontal Resistance: 280 B Rubber Shaft Sheathing: Carbonwood Weight: 21.25 oz. Total Length: 65-75 ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
SPECIFICATIONS of the Air Tech Ice Axe by Grivel Material: Chromolly steel Hot Forged: Yes Blade Type: Classical positive Shovel / Hammer: Shovel Horizontal Resistance: 400 T Rubber Shaft Sheathing: Yes Weight: 16.8 oz. Total Length: 48-53-58-66-74 ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
Description of Petzl ERGO Ice AxeThe ERGO is the ultimate tool for the most difficult dry tooling pitches and the most unlikely ice columns.The ultra-curved shaft offers exceptional clearance under the head and allows a wider repertoire of movement.The adjustable ergonomic handle allows multiple grip positions and limits the risk of pick shift when switching hands. The strong curve of the handle creates an ideal angle for prolonged suspensions and significantly increases power when pulling.Features:Ergonomic molded handle offers multiple grip options. The length of the handle may be adjusted to fit the size of the hand and glove.Specific shape of the shaft and the handle limits the risk of pick shift when switching handsFully modular head for adapting the ice axe to the activity and context: - equipped with MASSELOTTES pick weights, the ERGO ensures precise, efficient purchase in the ice - without the MASSELOTTES pick weights, the ERGO becomes considerably lighter for dry tooling - equipped with a HAMMER (optional), the ERGO can be used to place pitonsInterchangeable DRY pick is tapered at the tip (3 mm) for easy penetration, even in cold ice. The thickness of the pick (4 mm) makes it stronger when slotted and torqued. The hooking teeth, located on the bottom and top (for reverse positions) stabilize the ice axe.GRIPTAPE on the upper handle provides better grip and thermal insulationSerrated blade under the GRIPREST for better hold coming out of steep sections in hard snow or iceThird adjustable handle with TRIGREST hand rest for climbing even higher, when hooking makes it possible, or for switching hands more easily
Okay, my boyfriend is asking for an ice axe for xmas, he specifically wrote and ice axe for hiking, NOT FOR ICE CLIMBING. i am looking, but all i found is for ice, any advice, or the exact website or store. In nj, please.
Well they don't make ice axes just for hiking, they are used just for that...climbing ice. But for ppl who use them on hikes...say on glaciers or any other icy terrain they usually have a designated "dry tool" used for on rocks and such. If I were you I would go to a major retail store...being in NJ you have Campmor and EMS in Paramus. I would ask an employee there about them and then purchase it on www.backcountry.com This way you get good advice from someone hopefully who uses them and you can actually see the differences. Chances are you wont need anything crazy 9super expensive) since he is using it on hikes. But I would purchase it on Backcountry.com because they have a no questions asked return policy. If he doesnt like it or it breaks years from now or for any reason they will either exchange it or return your money...no questions asked! Good luck