Corsa 2019
Description
The lightest ice axe in the world!
Ideal for snow travel and self arrest.
Can be used as an anchor for glacier rescue and traversing cornices.
Nylon spike plug on 60 and 70cm lengths keeps ice out of the shaft.
CC4U wear indicator warns when the pick is dull beyond the safe limit.
Optional sliding leash (1305) easily attaches to the shaft.
The clean design provides amazing performance especially considering how little it weighs. Perfect for glacier travel, ski mountaineering and adventure racing. The 7075-T6 aluminum alloy head and shaft meet all CE and UIAA requirements for strength and durability. However, the Corsa is not recommended for ice climbing, rugged mixed terrain, or for intense step chipping.
The lightest ice axe in the world!
Ideal for snow travel and self arrest.
Can be used as an anchor for glacier rescue and traversing cornices.
Nylon spike plug on 60 and 70cm lengths keeps ice out of the shaft.
CC4U wear indicator warns when the pick is dull beyond the safe limit.
Optional sliding leash (1305) easily attaches to the shaft.
The clean design provides amazing performance especially considering how little it weighs. Perfect for glacier...
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Weight (g / oz) | 205 g / 7.20 oz The manufacturer only lists weight of 50 cm axe, which is what we’ve listed. We’re working on finding the weights for the other sizes. |
| Best Use |
Ultralight Mountaineering |
| Length Options (cm) |
50 cm, 60 cm, 70 cm |
| Head Details | Adze |
| Ice Rating | Pick: B / Type 1 Shaft: B / Type 1 |
| Materials | Pick: 7075-T6 Aluminum Alloy Head: 7075-T6 Aluminum Alloy Shaft: 7075-T6 Aluminum Alloy |
| Certification |
CE, UIAA |
| Warranty |
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The Corsa is ideal for low-angle glacier travel, moderate ski mountaineering and adventure racing but, if there's a chance you might find yourself in more serious terrain, you'll wish you packed something more hefty.