Description
Get on the glacier with the Petzl Irvis FL Walking Crampons.
- Full-strap design works with any boots
- Horizontal front points provide extra security in steep snow
- Anti-balling plates included
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Petzl Irvis 10-Point Crampon
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Good spikes.
Tom C
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They probably should get 5 stars... They have been great on up to 60 degree slopes.
I have Scarpa T2X Tele boots. Will these...
Benjamin Curry
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I have Scarpa T2X Tele boots. Will these fit on those boots? I'm particularly concerned about the tongue on the Tele boot causing problems.
Bryan Vernetson
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They will as long as the boot isn't too big, probably 28+. They won't fit perfectly, because of the tongue, but i have seen it done. Good luck.
Will these fit a ski boot with a 316mm...
Steve
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Will these fit a ski boot with a 316mm sole length?
Bryan Vernetson
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Should be no problem. That is about a mondopoint size 26-28. Should fit pretty much any boot as i have fit a mondo 29 (BD Method) with these.
Do these really fit size 12 boots? I see...
cha5412097
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Do these really fit size 12 boots? I see a lot of conflicting reviews over the net, with some people saying they fit size 13's and some saying they wouldn't fit size 11's...
knanier
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Depends on the boot. While some boots may be the same size for a foot, the sole length and amount of external material varies. You can also order and extended center bar for really big feet!
Jeff Blackston
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They will fit an 11.5 US Scarpa Inverno plastic mountaineering boot, but WILL NOT fit the same boot in US size 12.5. Would need the extender bar.
will these fit a size 12 winter boot
ben
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will these fit a size 12 winter boot
Jeff Blackston
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ben,
which boot do you have? If it is a Salomon Nytro, Keen Summit County, or Garmont Momentum Snow, or of some similar construction, the Irvis flexlock should work for you. If it is a really large neg 100 boot, then I'm worried it will be too thick.
They work
jwalleser2187417
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I the Petzl Irvis crampons for the first time for glacier travel along the summit to Gannett Peak in the Wind River Range, WY. They slipped off once, but after taking extra care to tighten them, they did not slip off again. They worked as advertised.
I'm looking for cheap, beginner crampons...
ya3083388
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I'm looking for cheap, beginner crampons for ice climbing..Would these work, or are they only for walking?
Ryan Hamilton
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You could use these for ice climbing, but they wouldn't be very good. Kind of like you could use a spoon as a shovel. When you're learning how to ice climb, it's nice to have good equipment. Very quickly you'd wish that you had something more taylor made for ice climbing. Spend the extra $50 and get something with vertical front points. I particularly like the Black Diamond cyborg, but Petzl has a couple of good models as well.
Jeff Blackston
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Totally Agree! I initially tried ice climbing (vertical ice) using a pair of general mountaineering crampons, and while they worked, they didn't / don't work as well as a crampon with vertical frontpoints.
Do these come with a case?
Edward Stoklannd
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Do these come with a case?
knanier
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No, unless you count a cardboard box as a case.
will these fit both around a size 9.5...
mtn2454006
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will these fit both around a size 9.5 hiking boot and a ski boot to fit the same size foot? i like to do ravine skiing but i cant make it to the top with just the boots when there is ice or hard pack when it gets too steep.
knanier
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These will work just fine for you! Perfect all around crampon and one size will fit both your hiking boot and ski boot!
Do they come with easy instructions on how...
alice597141
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Do they come with easy instructions on how to put them on? These will be my first crampons to own. I have never had any luck putting on ones I borrowed. Couldn't figure out the straps!
knanier
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They are picture instructions. You can probably preview them at Petzl.com. Might also want to look at taking a course in their proper use!
A C
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These have a pretty modern design for the straps too.
I've had some older crampons with a less intuitive system and after 8 months of not using them it would take me a second to figure it out in the dark in the tent.
These pretty much just stay together and you pull one strap and you're done!
Will they fit a size 13 or 14?
ing3183426
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Will they fit a size 13 or 14?
Jacon Mayer
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No - you'll need to get the extender bars.
Jeremy Stoshick
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It depends on the type and size of boot. It the boot your using is a low volume leather hiking boot - such as the Asolo FSN 95 in size 13, it will fit. It is a larger volume or double boot, you may need the extender bars. What I have found wearing a size 13, and have 4 pairs of crampons all if which directed me that I will need extender bars - is that if your using modern low volume leather boots - I also have size 47 La Sportiva Nepal Extremes - the direction of needing extender bars is not always spot on. I have not needed extender bars yet - crampons fit all boots no problem. However, use a higher volume boot or double boot - and I can see where the extender bars would be needed.
Ultimate Non-Skid
Dave Prozac
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"Ultimate non-skid" as per a comment from a passer by at the trail head of our 12 mile trek. They worked perfectly for the conditions we were in (iced over snow) at San Jacinto Mtn C.A.. My girlfriend wore these and did not slip once but did tear a hole in her pants. They fit her great, were not too tight, and were very easy to take on and off. Would definitely buy a second pair as long as these ones last a respectable period of time.
could you please comment on the suitability...
Don
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could you please comment on the suitability with plastic Telemark boots? Garmont Synergy in my case.
will these fit a Garmont Engy 4 buckle...
craig2355664
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will these fit a Garmont Engy 4 buckle boot and a La Sportiva Glacier boot? Is there a touring crampon that will fit a teleboot and my sportiva glacier 3/4 shank boot?cheers
Reliable performance at cheap price
Mauricio (California hiker)
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If you need crampons for basic winter hiking these are fine and cheap. They are easy to adjust, will fit any boot (including flexible boots like my 3-season Montrails) and are fast and easy to put on. The front and back rubber bracing wraps nicely around the boot without causing any pressure points, uncomfortable rubbing or blood flow interruption (hence no cold feet). I wore them for prolonged periods both uphill and downhill and had no trouble at all. Bottom line: great value for basic winter walking / glacier crossing / etc...
