The Leopard Flexlock's are ultra-light and compact aluminium crampons with a Flexlock binding. Perfect for using on hiking and snow approach shoes.

Petzl says:

Very light due to their aluminum construction, LEOPARD FL crampons are designed for snow approaches. The CORD-TEC flexible linking system minimizes bulk for ease of carrying. The FLEX LOCK binding system is very well suited for use with hiking and approach shoes, without heel or toe welts.

Petzl's Leopard Flexlock Crampons are made from ultra light aluminium, making them the lightest hiking crampons we currently stock.

To cut the weight, Petzl took out the metal bars that typically connect the toe piece and heel piece and replaced it with a Dyneema cord. This minimizes bulk too, which means they can be stored inside their tiny carry case inside your pack. It also means you don't need tools to adjust them. The FLs work with hiking and approach shoes - no toe welt required.

- Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

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Very lightweight: - crampons made entirely of aluminum, optimized for snow travel, very lightweight (only 360 grams per pair)
Very compact: - CORD-TEC flexible linking system optimizes volume of crampons when packed in their bag, - tool-free length adjustment
Binding system suitable for use with hiking and approach shoes, without heel or toe welts
Crampons come with protective carry bag

NB: it is essential to test crampons with the footwear on which they will be used, to ensure compatibility

Weight per pair: 384g per pair
Storage bag weighs: 28g
Boot sizes: 36-46
Number of points: 10
Material(s): aluminum, stainless steel, nylon, Dyneema
Certification(s): CE EN 893, UIAA
Petzl Guarantee: 3 years

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Review Summary - 5 out of 5 based on 1 rating.

October 30, 2017 | Peter Dunning

Amazing!

Ultra light hiking crampons. Carried on the 900km GR10 in the Pyrenees. Worked brilliantly on some steep, ice covered slopes. Easy to adjust. Great fit on walking boots.