CAMP Skimo Tour Crampons

The Skimo Tour features a micro-adjustable linking bar and a height-adjustable heel bail, which allows them to fit a wide range of ski touring boots. However, because they use a T-Stop toe system, you should ensure your boots have a compatible toe welt before purchasing.

No, these are designed specifically for ski mountaineering and backcountry travel where weight is the priority. While the optional steel front points add durability for occasional rock or hard snow, they lack the aggressive geometry required for vertical ice climbing.

At 452g per pair, these are significantly lighter than traditional steel crampons, which often weigh 800g or more. The 7075 aluminum construction is optimized for speed and efficiency on long approaches rather than heavy-duty mountaineering.

Yes, the front points are replaceable. If you frequently encounter rocky terrain, you can swap the standard aluminum front points for the optional steel versions to extend the lifespan of the crampons.

No, the crampons are designed for tool-free adjustment. You can easily modify the linking bar and heel bail in the field, making them ideal for quick transitions when conditions change.

Yes, anti-balling plates are included. They are essential for preventing snow buildup under your feet, which helps maintain traction and safety while skinning or booting up steep slopes.