Produit à ce que j'attendais je regrette pas du tout cette achat il me sert énormément juste à recommander pour sa solidité dans toute circonstance.

If you find yourself walking out on the hills in winter there's traditionally been three possible ways to tackle icy conditions.....1. Use those flimsy looking things with a rubber overshoe and either coiled springs underneath or little 0.5 cm spikes.2. Go the full on 3-4 season boots & crampons at around £200 for the boots and another £100 -ish for the crampons3. Stay at homeI'd been looking for a "halfway" solution and found some half crampons at about £65 before discovering these on Amazon at a mere £23 a pair. I thought "if they don't work then there's not much cash at risk". Edelrid aren't some Mickey Mouse company and make some decent climbing kit so I bought a pair for me and another for my wife.I'm pleased to say they do appear to be the real deal - very well made and with a wide range of adjustment for width so they fit my size 9's and my wife's size 4.5 boots too. They fit the rear to mid-sole part of the boot and attach much like a regular 10 or 12 point crampon but without the front part. Haven't tried them on icy walks yet (not cold enough) but on grass & mud they're comfortable and provide as much grip as you'd get from a "normal" crampon and way more than you'd have without them. Very easy to put on - takes about a minute for both - and they come off again in 10 seconds. Get the straps tight and they're as secure as wearing a proper crampon on a 4 season boot.I've always hired 4 season boots and crampons for use on the likes of Nevis & Mt Rainier (USA - Cascades near Seattle) but don't do enough proper winter stuff to justify the expense of buying 12 point crampons and the 4 season boots you have to have to go with them, You wouldn't / shouldn't use these in a climbing situation (no front points for a start) but if you're winter HILLWALKING and encounter moderate icy slopes these are way better and safer than boots alone. I guess the rule is if you'd need an ice axe then you definitely shouldn't be using these. Well worth the money.

Das Grödel von Edelrid macht auf den ersten Blick und ersten Test einen sehr soliden und gut verarbeiteten Eindruck. Die Zacken sind ca. 3cm lang und laut Beschreibung aus einem höherlegierten Stahl hergestellt. Das Grödel soll auf Klettersteigen zum Einsatz kommen in denen man evtl Restschneefelder queren muss.positiv: - kommt mit Schneeplatte- variabel größer einstellbar (mithilfe einer Münze o.ä.)- passt in der kleinsten Einstellung auf einen Salewa Condor in Größe 46 (UK11)negativ: - kleine Schuhe haben vorne seitlich Luft im Eisen- Härtetest steht noch ausNachtrag (03.09.13):Grödel hat ersten massiven Schnee- ,Geröll- , und Felseinsatz hinter sich.- Stabilität sehr gut- Abnutzung nur am Lack zu erkennen

vale por una salida a veces sin dificultad y sin piedras...no piensas subir en alta montana con estos crampones.3 salidas y se han roto en la base (hecha de plástico), ademas que como no tienen puntas en la parte delante no se puede hacer muchas cosas.

Ottimi ramponi e ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo