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Meanings of climbing iron in English

Catalan
grampó

An iron spike attached to the shoe to prevent slipping on ice when walking or climbing.

        grampó
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        Examples for "climber"
        Examples for "climber"
        1
        Visit Website LESSON: Modern climbing ropes include a number of climber-friendly features.
        Climbing Magazine
        2
        Question 1: Can the climber stand and put weight on the ankle?
        Climbing Magazine
        3
        One night I saw a climber lead a route in this area.
        Climbing Magazine
        4
        Soon, however, the clouds closed in again, concealing the climber from view.
        No way down: life and death on k2
        5
        Free Solo, a new film about rock climber Alex Honnold, is different.
        The Guardian
        1
        Attachment Three different methods attach crampon to boot: step-in, straps and hybrid.
        Rock and Ice Magazine
        2
        Plastic boots are generally very stiff, which makes them great crampon bearers.
        Rock and Ice Magazine
        3
        I carefully stepped in the now warming snow to reach my crampon.
        Climbing Magazine
        4
        Two hours later, amazingly, he discovered the missing crampon in soft snow.
        Climbing Magazine
        5
        Being the weight-conscious tweaker I am, I usually prefer removable crampon attachments.
        Climbing Magazine
        Usage of climbing iron in English
        1
        Then I made Climbing Iron and Fast Inward, but could not touch her.
        The Wise Man’s Fear
        2
        Below is a video of Jasper climbing Iron Man.
        Climbing Magazine
        3
        So instead I grabbed her with Climbing Iron.
        The Wise Man’s Fear
        Translations for climbing iron
        Catalan
        grampó