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Mono-point configuration<br />
This is a dry-tooling configuration that allows<br />
great ankle mobility (stepping with instep<br />
or outer foot), precision when edging and<br />
jamming in cracks.<br />
In ice climbing, this configuration can also<br />
be very useful for technical climbing and/<br />
or on solid ice, where precision is key. It<br />
allows better point penetration and limits<br />
ice fractures better than dual points. It also<br />
allows stepping into holes created by the ice<br />
axes.<br />
Adjusting the front bindings<br />
By adjusting the front binding system, you<br />
can move your shoe forward or back on the<br />
crampon and in this way adjust the length of<br />
penetration of the front points.<br />
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Contents<br />
2 cm<br />
minimum<br />
LYNX<br />
From snow couloirs to dry tooling, the LYNX<br />
is a versatile crampon. Modular front points<br />
allow for many options: dual or monopoint,<br />
long or short, and/or asymmetrical.<br />
The front bindings are interchangeable and<br />
adjustable: stainless steel toe bail wires for<br />
shoes with toe welts, or flexible bindings for<br />
boots without toe welts. Toe bindings can be<br />
adjusted to accommodate shoe width and<br />
provide sufficient point length.<br />
Tips for removing the toe bail wire:<br />
Available with stainless<br />
steel toe bail wires for<br />
shoes with toe welts,<br />
or flexible bindings for<br />
boots without toe welts.<br />
Information is non-exhaustive. Refer to the other pages as well as to the user instructions and technical manuals. Technical training is essential.
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