Snowline Chainsen Light Crampons

Product detailed description

You know how it is when you’re getting ready for a trek or mountain crossing and you know you’ll be passing through mountain passes where there might still be patches of frozen snow… just a few meters of hard snow that you have to traverse… but you just don’t feel like wearing heavy crampons in the mountains just for that…

Most people just take the risk without the right gear. Assuming there won’t be any snow there and you’ll be lugging them around for nothing. Sure, but what if there is? Is it better to turn back and not finish, or take the risk? Neither. The best thing to do is to put on your Snowline crampons in a matter of seconds and safely cross the critical spot. What do you think? If you plan to traverse snowfields and icy terrain often, it’s better to get the sturdier, heavier Snowline PRO (356 g size L) with stronger chains and rubber.

If you really just want them for peace of mind and very occasional use, or for running (where the weight is very noticeable), then it’s better to choose the lighter Snowline Light (243 g size L). Both versions are CE and TUV certified and come with an extended 5-year warranty. However, it is important to remember that crampons are not a substitute for snowshoes or ice axes! Each piece of equipment is designed for different terrain. Crampons are NOT intended for climbing routes or steep icy terrain, but for safe walking and endurance running in rough terrain.

• Excellent packability and lightness.
• Non-freezing elastomer material tested at -60 °C.
• Simple and quick to put on.
• High corrosion resistance.
• Can be used on hiking boots as well as running and trail shoes.
• High-quality steel spikes and chains.

Chainsen Light sizes and weights:

• M - EU size 36-40, US 4.5-7.5, weight: 231 g, color: purple.
• L - EU size 40-44, US 7.5-10.5, weight: 243 g, color: gray.
• XL - EU size 44-48, US 10.5-13.5, weight: 267 g, color: gray.