Reparto Corse Alloy Force

Grivel

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Description

For nearly 200 years Grivel has led the development of ice climbing equipment but that is not enough for Grivel. With all the recent changes in mixed climbing, competition and rising performance standards, Grivel has created a new department. A real Laboratory for development where they can explore the possible and beyond. Rapid changes in materials, styles and design lead to create "Grivel’s Racing Development" or Grivel Reparto Corse to add further innovation to Grivel’s rich legacy of standard setting equipment. Created for the modern drytooler and competition climber where the route is more rock than ice, the Force is the ultimate in hooking and drytooling performance. The Force’s shaft angle allows matching or changing grip anywhere on the shaft without the pick shifting.

Retail price

US$ 382.97

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Technical specs

Weight (g / oz) Weight (g / oz) In grams and ounces, the weight, as stated by the manufacturer/brand. The weight is the packaged weight. If there are differences in weight (due to optional accessories) we'll note them here.	625 g / 22.00 oz
Length (cm)
Head Details	No adze or hammer (pair: Reparto Corse Carbon Force ) 2 Screw adjustment
Ice Rating
Picks	Included with the tool: Reparto Alloy Force Blade
Pommel & Grip Pommel & Grip Upper Pommel Fixed: An upper pommel that is fixed in place (it cannot move up/down the shaft nor can it be taken off). Adjustable: An upper pommel that can move up and down the shaft. Removable & Adjustable: An upper pommel that is completely removable and also adjustable. Removeable: An upper pommel that is either on or off (it cannot move up/down the shaft). None: If there is no upper pommel that comes standard (there may or may not be options to buy separately). Lower Pommel Fixed: A lower pommel that is fixed in place (the angle cannot be changed nor can it be taken off). Adjustable: A lower pommel that can change angle or location on the tool. Removable: When the lower pommel can be removed but not adjusted. None: If there is no lower pommel that comes standard (there may or may not be options to buy separately).	Upper Pommel: Fixed Lower Pommel: Fixed Grip Size: 1 size fits all (not adjustable)
Materials	Head: Aluminum Alloy Shaft: Aluminum Alloy Grip: Sticky Rubber
Certification Certifications The main climbing gear certifications are CE and UIAA--and normally the UIAA creates the rules that the CE body also supports. When possible, we try to list all the certifications the product carries. To sell a climbing product in Europe, the device must be CE certified. There are no official requirements to sell climbing gear in the US. The UIAA certification is a voluntary process. Learn More Rock and Ice Certifications Guide