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HILLSOUND Trail Crampons
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HILLSOUND Trail Crampons
The Hillsound Trail Crampon is quick to put on and guaranteed handle diverse winter terrain and extreme weather conditions.Features/Benefits:
- A flexible foot plate and varying sizes of this crampon allows a snug fit that won't move around or cause foot cramping
- Eleven heat-treated spikes combined with an ergonomically designed flex hinge guarantee superb grip on packed snow or ice
- Strategic placement of the spikes ensures equal weight distribution and maximum balance
- Durable elastic harness ensures a tight hold on your shoe with a Velcro strap over the top to eliminate movement
- Elastic harness tested in conditions down to -60°C
- Double chain ensures an extra-strong connection between the elastic harness and spike plate
- The chain is welded to prevent chain links from coming apart on rough terrain
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- Deep Traction
- Dependable
- Easy to put on
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Comments about HILLSOUND Trail Crampons:
Interesting there are so few reviews, and people continue to praise microspikes. In my view, there is absolutely no comparison. Hillsounds take you where you would never dare with Microspikes.
Pros
- Easy to put on
- Not Likely To Fall Off
- Reasonable weight
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Best Uses
- winter hiking
Comments about HILLSOUND Trail Crampons:
Bought these for winter hiking in the Catskills. Already own Kahtoola Microspikes but had heard good things about the Hillshound Trail Crampons. Like the idea of the velcro strap for added assurance they won't fall off in deep snow. Only used them once so far on light ice condiditions and will be anxious to see how they perform in "real" winter condidtions. They have more crampons on the heel than the Microspikes, which should be helpful on descents. Think there are more conditions they would be appropriate for than Microspikes but still not a real crampon, which is absolutely necessary for some condidtions.
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Right out of the box, I did a 7 mile hike. When I took off one of the crampons I found that on one, the binding had broken. I emailed 3 times and had to finally call Hillsound. They gave me a bunch of hoops to jump before they would replace the broken crampon. I threw the broken one away and gave the complete one to my brother as a spare. I will continue to use my Glacier Chains, that I have hiked over 100 miles in with no problem.
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Comments about HILLSOUND Trail Crampons:
I purchased these crampons as a step up from the micro spikes. These offer a little more grip hiking around the mountains in the winter. Wonderful product and easy to use - love them.
Pros
- Ease of Use
- Easy on Easy Off
- Good Fit
- Secure
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Best Uses
- Hiking
- Light climbing
Comments about HILLSOUND Trail Crampons:
Tried out my Hillsounds on a short hike up a pretty steep mountain. Very pleased with the traction they provided over no traction at all. Easy to put on and take off. Great product! I look forward to using them more in the future.
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- great
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Comments about HILLSOUND Trail Crampons:
I was looking for a good quality boot spike and found these.
Pros
- Durable
- Great traction
- Secure
Cons
Best Uses
- Ice
Comments about HILLSOUND Trail Crampons:
These crampons are perfect. They are very stable and secure. They bite into ice. Walking on a steep up/down grade in the Appalachians on solid ice these felt more secure than walking on concrete in shoes.
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I tried these out last weekend in the White Mountains. My hiking buddies had regular microspikes, while I was rocking these. The Hillsound trail crampons worked great on even really steep patches of ice and rocks, while my friends had to go off trail to keep their footing. The rigid plate on the bottom makes them much more efficient at planting your feet on the ice. If you hike in the east, forget crampons, these will work for any trail you find.
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