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CAMP USA XLC 390 Fast Crampon

CAMP USA XLC 390 Fast Crampon description

Camp gave the 13.8-ounce XLC 390 Crampon a telemark boot-compatible toe bail to make it the standout choice for ski mountaineering with telemark or AT gear.

Bottom Line: Skiing the steeps? Make sure you have the Camp XLC 390 Crampons to help you get there.

Fantastic light weight crampons, plain and simple. Climb hard snow and ice (moderate angle) very well. The perfect set of crampons for ski mountaineering/mountaineering. I wouldn't use these on hard alpine routes though as they would probably become dull quite quickly and not offer to much support.

Great lightweight crampon for ski mountaineering in the Wasatch. Have used these numerous times and they have never failed me. Great investment, highly recommended.

I can't think of a way to improve these other than to make them lighter. For ski mountaineering, they're perfect. Paired with the Camp superlight axe it's a great set-up. I would stay away from verticle water ice with them, but they're light enough to keep in your ski pack for when you need 'em. They fit AT boots great.