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Camp Stalker

£65.00

LFTO rating rating is 4
Owners' rating rating is 4.5

Trail has reviewed this crampon favourably for a couple of years. It is a great all-rounder with a good price and a good weight coupled with all the key features needed for a day on the winter hills. Anti-balling plates fitted straight from the box. Four of the 12 points are arranged to prevent slipping forwards or backwards on snow slopes. The spikes are a good length for general use too, being neither too long (which would encourage snagging) nor too short (which would reduce grip). I also like how you can easily replace the anti-balling plates with a fresh pair, as they don’t require tools to remove them. The instructions are very clear, allowing you to easily fit and adjust these crampons to your boots. You even get a reasonable crampon bag thrown in for the price. That makes these absolute winners in terms of value for money. But some C2 crampons have a heel clip, which makes them faster and easier to fit. The anti-balling plates are better on some other crampons as those fitted here are stiff, flat rubber and so do not actively displace snow. Some crampons have a more elaborate spike arrangement to improve grip even further, while other crampons are lighter.

Vital stats
Classification C1
Materials NiCroMo steel
Sizes one size fits 36-48
Weight 972g including anti-balling plates
Made in Italy
Stores in UK 70

Verdict: The best value-for-money C1 crampon on the market and ideal for general winter walking and easier mountaineering

 

Users' Overall Rating rating is 4.5(1 review)

  • Camp Stalker Crampons

    showerswalk

    LIVERPOOL, UK

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    User's Overall Rating rating is 4.5

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    Performancerating is 5
    Build qualityrating is 4
    Value for moneyrating is 5

    Very reasonable price easy to use and comes with easy to follow instructions.Comes complete with a bag .Can be somewhat fiddly to re-fit when straps and fingers are frozen but are ideal as a walking crampon even with reasonably flexible footwear.So good value ,easy to use,but not for the diehard climber better crampons available for that

    (Written by: showerswalk)

    23 January 2009 21:02

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mountainmachine

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mountainmachine says

RE: Camp Stalker

Yea great price, inc anti balling and even a bag for £70... however they are a narrow fit at the front. So make sure you try them on in the shop before you splash the cash! I ended up with a set of G10's and no bag at £85 retail.

04 January 2009 02:08

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