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- Manufacturer: Camp-Cassin<\/a><\/li>\n
- Sizes: 3 different sizes (see chart below!)<\/li>\n
- THE standard for alpine granite climbing<\/li>\n
- Material: Chrome-molybdenum steel<\/li>\n
- Carabiner eyelet twisted 45\u00b0 to the shaft<\/li>\n
- Indispensable for alpine development in granite<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Size chart<\/h3>\n
Below you will find the size chart for the Camp Universale piton. It should help you with your purchase decision and show all available data. <\/p>\n
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Camp Universale piton – THE granite classic<\/h3>\n
What makes this normal hook so versatile is its shape. This is because a carabiner eye twisted by 45\u00b0 sits on the narrowly dimensioned shank. <\/p>\n
This means that the hook is perfect for narrow cracks as well as shallow intersections. It also fits into narrow slots and behind scales. <\/p>\n
Twisting the carabiner eyelet is a cool feature. This means that you can at least thread a webbing sling or cordalette through even in “tight” places. <\/p>\n
Can be switched on and off frequently<\/h3>\n
The Camp Universal piton is made of high-carbon steel. More precisely, it is made of chrome-molybdenum steel. This makes it possible to use the hook many times. <\/p>\n
This is because this particularly hard steel is very resistant. As a result, it does not mind repeated bending or hammering. However, it should not be bent at right angles to the shank, as the hook does not like that at all! <\/p>\n
A proper hammer is an advantage<\/h3>\n
If you want to hammer the Camp<\/a> Universale piton in or out quickly, you need a reasonably sized rock hammer<\/a>. A very small and light model will not get you anywhere. Therefore, look for a higher weight (from approx. 600 grams) and a good “pull”. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"