PETZL Summit 2 Mountaineering Axe
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I did not receive a leash with this
The ice axe that I am holding can be classified as basic.
Six foot one inches is my height. A person's choice of ice axe length is determined by how they intend to use it. The longer ones are better suited to traversing flat terrain and the shorter ones are better suited to On your trek, you need to determine which type of terrain you will be traveling over most. There isn't a one-size-fits-all guideline for the length of articles you write. The pole is not intended to be used as
As you can see, it is a 59 ax. Listed here are the manufacturers' SKUs There are 59 U13Bs in this class.
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The pros are Please note
As you climb in steeper terrain with this angle, your hands remain out of the snow and ice - ideal for steep terrain. Self-arrest will be easier due to the downward slope of the shaft - It is not as cold and provides a better grip due to the material coating the shaft - I like how hefty the axe head feels I can swing it with great force when I need to
- *I use it mostly for guided glacier travel or mountaineering, excluding low angle glacier travel*Cons Please note
Weight is slightly higher than that of most other axes- It has a smaller shaft than other axes in part due to its shape (but it's not as fast as a low angle self belay)*- Testing crevasse bridges is not as good as it should be.
This ice axe is top of the line!.
Ice Axe is excellent, and the seller is great.
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