Brand: Camp

    Category: Ice Axes & Tools

    Recommended by Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager — Ogden, UT

    Highlights: lightweight, easy placement

    The C.A.M.P. Rocket Plus Ice Screw 13 Cm is a high-performance tool designed for serious alpinists and ice climbers, offering unmatched reliability and efficiency in challenging mountain environments. Its integrated Dyneema sling simplifies gear management, making it an essential addition to your climbing arsenal. 1. Integrated Dyneema sling for direct attachment, eliminating the need for a quickdraw. 2. 13 cm length provides optimal penetration in various ice conditions. 3. Lightweight aluminum construction ensures durability without adding unnecessary weight. 4. Unique threading design allows for easy and quick placement, even in hard ice. 5. Color-coded for easy identification, facilitating quick gear checks during climbs. 6. Compatible with a variety of climbing systems, enhancing versatility for different climbing styles. 7. Designed for high strength and reliability, meeting the demands of extreme alpine conditions. The C.A.M.P. Rocket Plus Ice Screw is ideal for ice climbing and alpine ascents, particularly in steep and technical terrains. It excels in cold, icy environments where quick and secure placements are crucial for safety. Targeted at intermediate to advanced climbers, this ice screw is perfect for those tackling challenging routes in winter conditions or high-altitude climbs. Its design is particularly beneficial during expeditions where weight and efficiency are paramount.

    Price: $99.95

    Philip Burnett's review

    Ok, there are a lot of good screws out there these days. I still prefer these currently for a few reasons: 1. Because of the integrated draw, these are lighter than many aluminum screws + a draw 2. They have two clipping points which allow for quick in-series anchors to be made 3. They are full steel tubes which don't lock up in wet ice like most aluminum tubes do 4. They are really easy to get started and drive in because of the fixed crank arm 13cm is perfect for most of your rack (just make sure to dig down to good ice if the outer layers have gone bad - which is a better plan than trying to drill past the bad layer with a long screw).

    Recommended by Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager

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    What does Philip Burnett say about the C.A.M.P. Rocket Plus Ice Screw 13 Cm?

    Ok, there are a lot of good screws out there these days. I still prefer these currently for a few reasons: 1. Because of the integrated draw, these are lighter than many aluminum screws + a draw 2. They have two clipping points which allow for quick in-series anchors to be made 3. They are full steel tubes which don't lock up in wet ice like most aluminum tubes do 4. They are really easy to get started and drive in because of the fixed crank arm 13cm is perfect for most of your rack (just make sure to dig down to good ice if the outer layers have gone bad - which is a better plan than trying to drill past the bad layer with a long screw).

    Why does Philip Burnett recommend Camp?

    Philip Burnett recommends the Camp C.A.M.P. Rocket Plus Ice Screw 13 Cm for ice axes & tools. Ok, there are a lot of good screws out there these days. I still prefer these currently for a few reasons: 1. Because of the integrated draw, these are lighter than many aluminum screws + a draw 2. They have two clipping points which allow for quick in-series anchors to be made 3. They are full steel tubes which don't lock up in wet ice like most aluminum tubes do 4. They are really easy to get started and drive in because of the fixed crank arm 13cm is perfect for most of your rack (just make sure to dig down to good ice if the outer layers have gone bad - which is a better plan than trying to drill past the bad layer with a long screw).

    Is the C.A.M.P. Rocket Plus Ice Screw 13 Cm a good ice axes & tool?

    Yes — Philip Burnett recommends the C.A.M.P. Rocket Plus Ice Screw 13 Cm by Camp as their ice axes & tools pick. Ok, there are a lot of good screws out there these days. I still prefer these currently for a few reasons: 1. Because of the integrated draw, these are lighter than many aluminum screws + a draw 2. They have two clipping points which allow for quick in-series anchors to be made 3. They are full steel tubes which don't lock up in wet ice like most aluminum tubes do 4. They are really easy to get started and drive in because of the fixed crank arm 13cm is perfect for most of your rack (just make sure to dig down to good ice if the outer layers have gone bad - which is a better plan than trying to drill past the bad layer with a long screw).

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