Contributions by Alexander1310 (4)

A quick fix replacement kit is a must have for any freeheeler. After seeing so many of my friends break G3 bindings week after week I decided to get a little insurance package against missing ski days or having my day shortened. The only thing that sucks is that the cable replacements are designed for the new O2 Bindings and are of little use for the older binding style. A must have.

A quick fix replacement kit is a must have for any freeheeler. After seeing so many of my friends break G3 bindings week after week I decided to get a little insurance package against missing ski days or having my day shortened. The only thing that sucks is that the cable replacements are designed for the new O2 Bindings and are of little use for the older binding style. A must have.

I just used this tool the other day and I am very impressed with it (might just get added to the gear rack). I loved the handle. It really protects your knuckles from protrusions and cauliflower when you swing and set your pick in. Since it is a Black Diamond product it carries with it the Black Diamond ice tool weight that their product line has, but it felt lighter than most of Black Diamond's tools. It did great on a couple of mixed routes also. Couldn't go wrong with this tool if you are thinking about going leashless. Great price too.

This tool is amazing. I have climbed on four different tools this season (Black Diamon Prophet, Petzl Quark, Nomic, and Camp Awax), and this tool is the best leashed tool that I have used. This tool is so light compared to any other tool out there. It has an energy efficient swing. It excels on vertical ice. Throw the Camp grip rest horn accessory on the bottom of this tool and your money for leashed or leashless climbing. I thought highly of it for mixed climbing. The Camp sliding leash is annoying when you try to get back in it after taking it out for screw placement. But if you outfit it with a BD Android leash it's all good.