Feature(may vary by option.)
●Sandvik Nanoflex is an innovative patented steel alloy that is 70% stronger and 20% harder than normal steel which allows for a significant reduction in the amount of metal used, thereby decreasing weight while maintaining strength.
●A technical version of the Corsa with a single-curve shaft and Sandvik Nanoflex steel reinforced tip and spike for a solid grip on hard snow and ice
●Designed for glacier travel and ski mountaineering
●Nylon spike plug keeps snow out of the shaft
●Small head slot for seamless integration with the Corsa leash (sold separately)
[60cm]
Description
CORSA
The Lightest Ice Axes in the World
Since 1889, CAMP has been designing and manufacturing the world’s most innovative and lightweight axes for mountaineering. The lightweight Corsa range has been updated for Winter 2020 with a new all-steel head version in the Corsa Alpine and the new lightest certified ice axe in the world in the Corsa Race.
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| Price | — | — | — | $159.95 | — | — |
| Weight | 205 g, 7.2 oz (50 cm) | 250 g, 8.8 oz (50 cm) | 240 g, 8.5 oz (45 cm) | 185 g, 6.5 oz (50 cm) | 455 g, 16.1 oz (50 cm) | 500 g, 17.6 oz (50 cm) |
| Use | Ski Mountaineering, Mountaineering | Ski Mountaineering, Mountaineering | Ski Mountaineering, Mountaineering, Alpinism | Ski Mountaineering Racing | Mountaineering | Mountaineering, Alpinism |
| Shaft | Straight | Single Curve | Single Curve | Straight | Straight | Single Curve |
| Head | Aluminum | Aluminum + Steel | Steel | Aluminum | Steel | Steel |
| Spike | Sandvik Nanoflex Steel | Steel | Steel | |||
| CE | Type 1 | Type 1 | Type 1 | Type 1 | Type 1 | Type 2 |
| Leash | Optional | Optional | Optional | Optional | Touring | Alpina |
Lightweight. Innovative. Italian. Design.
CAMP is a cutting-edge manufacturer of technical adventure equipment that is still headquartered in the small mountain village of Premana in northern Italy where the company was founded in 1889.