Hiking Store

Product Description

Planning a hiking adventure in New Zealand? Equip yourself with our Flexible 18 Teeth Crampons, designed for medium-sized feet (EU 36-40, US 6-9). These crampons offer a blend of affordability and reliability, making them an essential addition to your hiking gear.

New Zealand's terrains can be unpredictable, especially above the snow line where you might encounter snow or ice. Weighing just 300 grams, these crampons won't weigh you down. Instead, they'll enhance your hiking experience by ensuring you tread safely.

Ice can linger above the snow line throughout the year. By adding these crampons to your pack, you're prioritizing safety. They're essential for altitude hiking, regardless of the season.

What sets these crampons apart is their rubber frame, which makes them incredibly flexible. They can fit a wide range of shoe sizes and adapt to most shoe shapes. Moreover, you can put them on swiftly if the weather turns sour and track conditions change.

When planning to hike in New Zealand above the tree line, these crampons are a must-have. They're not just a safety tool; they're a testament to your commitment to safe and responsible hiking. So, gear up and make your hiking experience memorable and secure with a set of these Flexible 18 Teeth Crampons.

Maximising Grip with Ice Grippers for Hiking Footwear

Mastering the use of ice grippers for hiking footwear is essential for safe and enjoyable treks on icy terrain. These attachments provide crucial traction, reducing the risk of slips and falls. Here are essential tips to ensure their effective use:

1. Selecting the Right Fit: Ensure your ice grippers snugly fit your hiking boots or shoes. A proper fit prevents shifting, which can compromise stability and safety.
2. Checking Compatibility: Verify that your ice grippers are compatible with your footwear. Some are designed specifically for boots, while others suit shoes better.
3. Practising Beforehand: Before embarking on your hike, practise walking with your ice grippers on a safe, icy surface. This helps you get accustomed to the added traction and weight.
4. Adjusting Your Stride: With ice grippers, adopt a slightly wider stance and shorter stride. This enhances stability on slippery surfaces.
5. Maintaining Your Equipment: Regularly inspect your ice grippers for wear and tear. Replace them if you notice any damage to ensure they provide optimal grip.
6. Knowing When to Use: Use your ice grippers when traversing icy or snow-packed trails. However, remove them on rocky or bare ground to avoid damage.

By following these tips, you can confidently tackle icy trails with your hiking boots or shoes equipped with ice grippers. Stay safe and enjoy the winter landscape!