Petzl
Irvis Hybrid Crampon

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Irvis Hybrid Crampon

Petzl specialized the Irvis Hybrid Crampon for approaches, ski tours, and glacier skiing. Its hybrid construction combines a solid steel front piece with a lightweight aluminum heel to lessen the weight without interfering with the crampon's durable performance. Petzl added a Cord-Tec flexible linking system so you can fold the crampon in half for compact storage in ski packs. This crampon comes with anti-balling plates and a carry bag for more convenience.

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Hybrid crampons for approaches, ski tours, and glacier skiing
Leverlock Universal bindings accommodate step-in or strap-on boots
Cord-Tec flexible linking system folds this crampon in half
Antisnow plates and carry bag included
Item #PTZ005R

Material: [front] steel, [heel] aluminum
Front Points: dual
Number of Points: 10
Anti-balling plates: yes
Boot Compatibility: step-in, strap-on
Claimed Weight: 1lb 1.8oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years

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4 out of 5 stars

September 6, 2020

Works well with approach shoes.

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Finished the cathedral traverse in the Tetons a couple weeks ago. These were handy in a couple of places but I wondered the whole time if Katoolas would have worked as well for steep snow travel with light approach shoes. I ordered the back flex bindings with these crampons. They allow compatibility with any shoe really. I paired them with TX2s. You can’t go front pointing a bunch of very steep hard snow/ice but for extra security on steepish snow they do work nicely. I’ll install the flip lever backs for winter and use them with my tlt6s for ski adventures.