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Welcome to the golden age of mixed climbing.

The Petzl Nomic Ice Climbing Tool is built for the hardest ice and mixed routes in the world. Its staggered leashless grip eliminates pick shift on rock and helps this tool swing effortlessly into ice. The adjustable bottom GRIPREST perfectly fits the Nomic to your hand for incredible security. Weighing only 1lb 4oz, this precision mixed tool also comes with 2oz head weights to increase penetration on pure ice routes. With an aggressive, Astro Pick, the Nomic hooks the smallest edges and steinpulls with incredible ease.

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5 5

Jesse Lind

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These tools are insane! They will grab the tiniest of rock features, and they place effortlessly in ice. The grip options are phenomenal--so many hand positions available. Overall, you'll fail before one of these babies lets go. I do agree with other reviewers, though: for more generic water ice, the Quarks are better, but for the steep stuff and mixed, the Nomics reign supreme. Even with the headweights removed, they still swing amazingly.

What are folks' experience using this tool...

and2476706

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What are folks' experience using this tool on more moderate ice (WI2-WI3). I used this tool once on an easy WI3, but one time isn't the best gauge. Thoughts?

Stephen Koch

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I have used these tools extensively on low angle ice and snow to WI6 and steep mixed climbing. It does well in all but better at steeper angles. If you are going to primarily be climbing WI2/3 I suggest getting the Petzl Quarks.

Stephen Koch

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I have used these tools extensively on low angle ice and snow to WI6 and steep mixed climbing. It does well in all but better at steeper angles. If you are going to primarily be climbing WI2/3 I suggest getting the Petzl Quarks.

5 5

Joshua Keith

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Best tool currently on the market. While I'm climbing in Switzerland now, I've spent most of my time climbing mixed and water ice in the northeast US. These tools are absolutely amazing for leading. The swing is fluid and confident. They stick on a single swing even in cold conditions. At first I was worried I would drop the damn things, but I've had cold days where I couldn't feel my fingers and bad falls where my junk got re-adjusted... I never dropped a tool. Once you switch to leashless you will wonder why you didn't make the transition earlier- switching tools and placing screws suddenly got a lot easier.

I've also climbed with BD Vipers, BD Cobras, Ergos, Ta-ka-toons, tech wings, etc... they've all got there strengths. If you want an alpine or "do everything tool" get the Vipers... if you want mixed and water ice, bite the bullet and buy the Nomics- they last forever and you won't be drooling over them after you bought some cheaper tool.

5 5

Stephen Koch

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I have used these tools for a few seasons now and love them. The one drawback for me, as an alpinist, is that they don't offer a hammer. I solved this by removing the Nomic head and replaced it with a Quark head, which accommodates a hammer. This process was tricky but worked and now I have an even better tool that I can pound pins with. The added weight and slight angle change helped if anything. These tools climb ice very well. I use tethers to prevent droppage. Leashless is the way to free yourself and to be way more efficient. One drawback - no spike on the bottom of the tool, which, so long as I am aware of it, has not been a problem. When mixed climbing the Nomics excel...whether matching on one tool or gripping up high, these tools love every minute of it and when you reach the ice you are NOT bumming from the "bounce you the fuck out of the ice placement you just made because the tools were engineered solely for rock climbing," which some other mixed tools give. Instead, you are laughing your way to the top of the climb...

Enjoy!

5 5

Desert Backpacker

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Great swing, nice weight, easily adjustable pommel size, and leashless-ness make these my new best friends. I have used these tools on steep ice and even steeper mixed routes and they don't disappoint; the angle of the pommel matches the upper shaft well enough that pick-shift is negligible and the removable weights really come in handy if you're on a tough mixed route. What a great tool!

Dane Burns

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Several commerical hammers available for the original Nomic with Petzl adding their own in the Fall of 2010.

Nomic is a awesome tool in any terrain.

dju3425810

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That certainly seals the deal for me.