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Meanings of crampon in English
Catalan
grampó An iron spike attached to the shoe to prevent slipping on ice when walking or climbing.
Usage of crampon in English
1
Attachment Three different methods attach crampon to boot: step-in, straps and hybrid.
2
Plastic boots are generally very stiff, which makes them great crampon bearers.
3
I carefully stepped in the now warming snow to reach my crampon.
4
Two hours later, amazingly, he discovered the missing crampon in soft snow.
5
Being the weight-conscious tweaker I am, I usually prefer removable crampon attachments.
6
The Cyborg is Black Diamond's teched-out crampon for ice and mixed climbing.
7
Make sure your boot and crampon match perfectly-somecrampons fit certain boots better.
8
Simply suspend the axe from your foot by hooking it over your crampon.
9
And best of all: This is not a dumbeddown, one-size-fits-all crampon.
10
He felt for each next step with the teeth of his right crampon.
11
Bells and whistles include ice tool attachment points, crampon patch, and hydration compatibility.
12
The Blade Runner may be the most technically advanced, versatile crampon yet devised.
13
The Snaggletooth is the first crampon of this sort, and that merits investigation.
14
The Comp XT comes with the Grivel Racing RA modular crampon.
15
His crampon was dangling like a Jack Russell worrying his ankle.
16
The Vector is a one-size-fits-all crampon that easily adjusted to my size 42 boots.
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