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Sink your teeth into any winter climb.

Not only is the Sabretooth Black Diamond’s best all-around crampon, but its stainless steel design gives you lighter weight and higher durability than previous incarnations of this crampon, as well as added protection from rusting and snowballing. The heel clip and flexible toe strap accommodate any mountain boots with a heel welt, and the versatile 14-point design handles steep and moderate terrain with equal bite.
  • Works on boots without front bails
  • Horizontal front points reduce shearing in steep snow
  • The rear heel clip features a low-profile adjustment system to dial in a secure and precise fit
  • Idea for ice climbing, alpine climbing, and mountaineering

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5 5

Alexander Sepulvida

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Got the chance to use these a few times last winter up in the White Mountains. These are awesome, I felt so sure with my footing above the treeline with these. I love them. Easy to get on and adjustable.

Sure footing...for sure!
5 5

jrlieber

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I've used these crampons on both my backcountry ski boots and my climbing boots. They are really strong, reliable, and easy to put on!

I have a La Sportiva Nepal EVO GTX boots....

Mauro

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I have a La Sportiva Nepal EVO GTX boots.
I need a pair of crampons to climb Mont Blanc and Elbrus. Which one is recommended for them?

Pat Palmer

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These are a good choice, as well as Grivel's Air Tech.

I would suggest, though, that you google "Black Diamond stainless steel crampons breaking"and do a little reading before making up your mind.

Sam

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These will be a great all round crampon for pretty much any mountain. However, I wouldn't recommend the Air Tech as they're aluminum so they won't be as durable. If you're going to be spending money on crampons, invest in a solid pair of of stainless (Black Diamonds) or chromly (Grivel, Petzl). But like Pat mentioned, read up on both the materials as they both have their pros and cons.

Will thise work with Scarpa Maverick GTX...

morp293305

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Will thise work with Scarpa Maverick GTX boots? and will I need a longer center bar for 46.5 boots

For non alpine work, say upper east coast...

dryrock

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For non alpine work, say upper east coast winter trail hiking inAsolo Fugtive GTX's, (I kno this is nt a moutaineering boot ndI would not use it as such),would these crampons work well with this boot and for this type of activity?

Sam

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These crampons will not work since they have a heel clip and your boots do not have the required heel bail. You will need a full strap crampon like the BD Contact straps. However, I also use these boots and would highly recommend getting flex bars to replace the standard center bars. Or, check out the CAMP stalkers. I use those with my fugitives and they work great (those come with flex bars, a carry case, and are cheaper!).

Will these work with the Asolo TPX 520 GV?...

Jaret

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Will these work with the Asolo TPX 520 GV? Or do I need to use the contact strap?

Sam

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No these crampons will not work. You're boots do not have the required heel bail and for that reason you're going to need full strap crampons. The contact straps will work great on these boots.

Will this crampon work well with my Asolo...

gre3035446

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Will this crampon work well with my Asolo Pumori GV boots? I'm planning on climbing various routes on Rainier over the next few years.

Guy Geva

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Is it will worl well with this boots

Would these crampons work with the Salomon...

ElleMason24

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Would these crampons work with the Salomon Quest boot? If not, which crampons would?

Hayden Beck

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You poblably need something like a contact strap

5 5

Joshua Moore

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Simple review here. These fit my 27.5 dynafit zzeus boots perfect. Easy to put on and take off. Gives you the right confidence when on and when your moving. Great for ski mountaineering. Perfect for me.

Hi, Im after some crampons that will fit...

wal2697803

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Hi, Im after some crampons that will fit a size 23.5 garmont ski boot, does anyone know if these are appropriate - or go this small? 265mm sole length...

knanier

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These should go small enough. The center bar may stick out a bit on the heel...but you can just cut it off with a hack saw and save a little weight.

Hi, I'm interested in these because I think...

Chris

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Hi, I'm interested in these because I think they would work with the Scarpa Triolet Pro in the summer, but I'm wondering whether they would also work with my Garmont Adrenaline ski-mountainnering boots (size 11.5)?

Ryan Hamilton

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They should work just fine for both. Great crampons.

5 5

Rumdoodle

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Truly excellent design and feel. I love these crampons! Highly adjustable, fast to put on, light in the pack, and super solid. I prefer them over BD's Pro version, but mostly because I wear Scarpa Mont Blanc boots, which give room for lateral movement of the Pro's foreplate. The Clip version is more solidly in place on a variety of boots and still has the tenacious grip of the Pros. I can frontpoint in these very effectively, as well as French technique on icy slopes. The strap attachment is simple and effective. Mixed climbing is just fine because they fit my boot so well. I would highly recommend these as a solid pair of "do all" 'pons. Thank you Black Diamond!

Preferred over BD's Sabretooth Pro
5 5

Guy Geva

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I use them in Sweden in the winter. they fill hard and good. thay dont move a bit "on" the boots. they are so not flexible you can put your life on them!

Can some one tell me if these crampons...

Hans Joergen

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Can some one tell me if these crampons will work with my Scarpa TX" telemark boots?

Simon Hatfield

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They will, but you'll probably be better off getting the Automatic "Pro" version of this crampon for a better fit. This one must be totally strapped down to stay on, while the Pro is designed for boots (like telemark boots) with a front bail.
http://www.backcountry.com/black-diamond-sabretooth-pro-crampon

Also, depending on the size of your feet, you may need to change out the standard size center bars for Long or Long Flex ones.
http://www.backcountry.com/black-diamond-long-center-bars

Cn some one tell me if these crampons will...

Hans Joergen

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Cn some one tell me if these crampons will work with my Scarpa TX" telemark boots?

Hayden Beck

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These will work with your tele boots, but you will want to get the "pro" versoin

4 5

Dane Burns

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One of the best crampons for any terrian and any boot. Much better 'pon than you might think.

I am planning to climb the Matterhorn...

gpe4044400

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I am planning to climb the Matterhorn (Hörnli) with my wife in September. We have La Sportiva Nepal Evo an La Sportiva Trango Prime boots. Do you think these will work?

knanier

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Yes, these crampons will work with both boots listed. As for the route, it'll depend on which one you select and the conditions at the current time. If you were to climb more ice/mixed terrain, I'd suggest a single or double vertical front point, such as those found on the BD cyborg, rather than the horizontal ones here.

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