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Crampons and elevators don't mix well, either.
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Crampons in bag
Evan08
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Great bag, uncertain on the mesh top
Joseph W.
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This bag is very durable and tough except for the mesh top. Im guessing they did that to let the wet crampons air out but it seems like flimsy mesh that will rip easily... maybe not. I guess time will tell with that. but otherwise this is the perfect companion for my BD 'pons
Success!
elpp227395
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I was a bit skeptical but it seems to be working. At any rate, even if the bag gets poked full of holes it'll keep the points away from my pack.
Tough bag
Jane Meagher
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
My small crampons fit fine. seems to work well and looks tough enough for the job.
The floor is not that strong
Guy Geva
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This is the way it look after one use /:
Big...but not for long
Guy Geva
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
It is big for my BD Cyborg Crampon' but the flore is not to strong and it not for long use ):
This one's fine.
Sonia Mariano
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My Grivels fit ok in this bag - sideways. They are fully compressed. I tried them the other way and they do not fit as well - they stick out forward and there is a lot of lateral space on both sides. I don't mind, but I can tell that one of the crampon teeth will sooner or later snag the front of the bag since it's hard to keep them perfectly matched up even with the straps wrapped around both crampons.
Nice bag
meo4707634
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I bought one bag for each crampon and then someone gave me the tip to put both crampons into one bag. I was able to store them inside my backback or hang them from the outside.
Simple bag, good fit
Adam Fernandez
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Fits my Grivel G14 crampons well with room to spare.
Simple bag gets it done right. Bag it.
Joshua Moore
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Best crampon bag I found for the price. Give yourself confidence when you throw these things in your pack. No more punctures, no more muddy dirty mess. I much prefer these to the carriers that you wrap around like a burrito. This is simple and easy in the snow with gloves. Done.
Creative Bag
Evan08
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Cool bag that you can just store in your bag or you can attach it to your backpack in many different configurations. Has multiple loops on the back so it can fit almost any bag. The material is tough and wont easily rip from your crampons.
does the job
james tepner
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Good price, light weight, seems durable and holds my crampons safely... what more could I need?
You can't go wrong with this bag.
Does what I wanted
whi3033160
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I knew that many mountaineers and RMI suggest not using crampon bags on the trail ("useless" weight), but I definitely wanted a way to pack them for the flight west and for storage that kept the spikes against each other with a netted side to dry.
Tough!
Dane Burns
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Tough and easy to use. I use mine to store extra picks and my crampons. Great piece of kit for keeping sharp bits organized and easy to get to.
Great Bag - Recommended
sub4465952
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Perfect fit for my Black Diamond Contact w/ ABS crampons. My crampons are fitted with long bars also.
Only used 3 times but seems very durable with good quality zippers.
sub4465952
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They fit good with the long bars installed.
Black Diamond Crampon Bag
Gone Fishing
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If you store them point to point while facing in towards each other this bag will last a very long time.
Gone Fishing
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The crampons in the picture are Black Diamond Contact Strap.
Jay B
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Tight fit... I just bought one for BD Contact and looks like I'll need to remove the long extension bar to get them to fit into this bag.
Works Fine
Gone Fishing
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I have (3) sets of crampons (2 BD and 1 Camp USA) and they all work fine with this bag. I never had a problem with the punctures but I store them point to point. If you store them that way there is nothing to rip the bag.
Black Diamond Crampon Bag
Logan Throndsen
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I am on my third bag. I don't feel my crampons are that sharp(and sure don't want them dull) and they keep punching through. I keep returning and getting the same bag as it is adequate, but also allows me to store my crampons on the outside of my pack. A thin plastic insert has given my bag more durability. The Petzl bag is heavier and doesn't have the nylon webbing on the outside. My buddies Petzl bag is however puncture proof.
Check size carefully
addivesite404831
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Grivel G10s with long center bar will not fit fyi. Quite a few other types of crampons do not fit either from what I have read. BD can do (and usually does) better than this. Can't believe these guys did not check the sizes of various crampons out there before making this bag. Does not reflect well on the company.
james tepner
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Uh-oh, my Grivel extender bars are on the way, I hope they still fit?!
james tepner
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UPDATE: Grivel Air Tech Crampons still fit fine, with 190mm extended bars in the longest position hole and with accordions.
Bummer
chrisjferr1439511
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ok - sorry BD, cause i love you guys... but make a bag than hangs. this bag sucks. after dropping my petzel bag off a climb this spring, i upgraded to a slightly larger BD bag. Good night - my crampons punched through on day 1! i had my petzel bag for several years, with the same points, and never punched through. so i recommend the petzel bag - its a little smaller, but the bottom fabric is so much more durable.
Couldn't BD put better / thicker fabric on the bottom? i would think so. Maybe i am just doing something wrong.
View all contributions... Be patient, it might take a while.

Jay B
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