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Black Diamond Raven Pro Ice Axe

Black Diamond Raven Pro Ice Axe

Rating for this product: 5 June 25, 2003

I just used the Raven Pro on a trip up the mighty Mt. Rainier. When you're hauling too many pounds of metal mountaineering gear up a glacial pitch, a superlight axe helps keep you moving. It performed perfectly during ascent probing and support, and grabbed the ice hard during glissades and self-arrest. I love this axe!

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