Ghost Evo 2.0 Adze
Description
Light and minimal ice axes, with G-bone shaft, available in adze or hammer version. The Ghost is the lightest axe of the Grivel collection. It has a cut off plugged end to save weight and is primarily designed for ski mountaineering use. The Ghost EVO is a lightweight axe that has a classic spike and a slightly curved shaft. They’re both available in adze or hammer version.
The product upgrade consists of a more ergonomic blade for better comfort while holding it. Furthermore, the length has been reduced: they are now available in 45 and 50 cm (instead of 48 and 53 cm). The G-Bone shaft ensures a special shape with side grooves, allowing a higher resistance with a lower thickness. It guarantees a great ergonomic grip all along the shaft.
Light and minimal ice axes, with G-bone shaft, available in adze or hammer version. The Ghost is the lightest axe of the Grivel collection. It has a cut off plugged end to save weight and is primarily designed for ski mountaineering use. The Ghost EVO is a lightweight axe that has a classic spike and a slightly curved shaft. They’re both available in adze or hammer version.
The product upgrade consists of a more ergonomic blade for better comfort while holding it. Furthermore, the length...
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Weight (g / oz) | 309 g / 10.90 oz |
| Best Use |
Ultralight Mountaineering |
| Length Options (cm) |
45 cm, 50 cm |
| Head Details | Adze Pair axe: Ghost Evo 2.0 Hammer |
| Ice Rating | Pick: Shaft: B / Type 1 |
| Materials | Pick: Steel Head: Steel Shaft: Light alloy |
| Certification |
CE, EN, UIAA |
| Warranty |
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