CAMP Vector Nanotech

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The Vector Nanotech is a crampon made by CAMP. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Camp uses Nanoflex steel to make their Vector Nanotech Crampons 7oz lighter and 20% stronger than crampons made with standard CroMo steel. This makes them completely rustproof and allows thinner points for increased penetration while maintaining exceptional durability. The Vector Nanotech Crampons also shatter less ice than conventional crampons thanks to the Nanoflex steel's vibration absorption. Interchangeable points allow these Camp crampons to be set up with dual points for steep ice and mono points for mixed climbing."

From EMS:
"The Camp Vector Nanotech Ice Climbing Crampons are the lightest, most technologically advanced in the world! Due to a new steel alloy design which reduces weight by 20%, crampons are lighter and better penetrate. Rigid steel construction. New steel alloy Sandvik Nanoflex is 20% lighter in weight, but increases resistance (from 43 HRC to 52 HRC). Lighter crampons means decreased thickness and increased penetration capability of secondary points. Maximum vibration absorption at low temperatures. Highly resistant to repeated impact force and bending. Binding: :automatic with straps. Steel leaf spring adjustment. Front points adjustable between dual and mono."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"Few things fill your shell pants with poo quicker than blowing a crampon on steep ice, so trade in your Depends and get the aggressive CAMP Vector Crampons. In addition to interchangeable vertical front points, the Vector Crampons have large secondary points to stabilize your feet and reduce the chance of a foot slipping when you're 20 feet above a screw. Set up these CAMP crampons with dual front points for extra purchase, or rock them with mono points for precise control on mixed terrain."