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Skeats - An Innovative Ski Crampon

  • 2020-01-17 08:27:49
    Born in the Tetons to those with a passion for ski mountaineering, Skeats, or skin-cleats, are a rigid plate that weaves onto a ski strap - its that simple. Skeats take all the expensive size combinations and binding specificity of ski crampons and pair it down to just three options: 105mm, 85mm, and 60mm, available in stainless steel or delrin polymer. Each is compatible with any length or brand or ski strap (which you probably already carry in your pack). Also an excellent option for splitboarders.





    Since Skeats have limited edge traction, their recommended use it take it straight up - choose a more aggressive skin track angle. They provide superior stability, since the use of a heel riser does not negatively impact their contact surface (like Dynafit ski crampons). Simple, versatile, affordable, and effective: 



    Plus, they fit easily anywhere in your pack: 


    More product information and ordering details at skincleats.com