Cobra
Features:
The patented twisted design adds extra clearance and the carbon fiber shaft enhances stability while absorbing vibrations
The design and shaft also place most of the weight in the head to reduce pendulum fatigue on long climbs
Torsional rigidity delivers a world-class level of control
The Cobra’s Laser pick features a thin taper and low-volume tip for superior penetrating power
Leash sold separately
Reviews
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Erik Beeler - Dec 6, 2004 9:26 am - Voted 5/5
Untitled Review
I have used these tools on about a half-dozen trips and really like them. They don't vibrate much or at all when they hit the ice and flick very easily.
Really the only things I don't like about these tools is that they are expensive (but you get what you pay for) and they don't let you do much leashless with them unless you start modifying the tool by adding to the tool, which I have seen climbers do.
The leashing system that you can get for the tool is first rate and easy to use.
Really the only things I don't like about these tools is that they are expensive (but you get what you pay for) and they don't let you do much leashless with them unless you start modifying the tool by adding to the tool, which I have seen climbers do.
The leashing system that you can get for the tool is first rate and easy to use.
asaking11 - Jun 29, 2009 2:29 am - Voted 5/5
Sweet Tools
These tools are way awesome. The swing is dead solid, and they don't vibrate very much. You definitely get some solid placements with these tools.
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miztflip - Dec 5, 2004 9:34 pm - Voted 5/5
Untitled ReviewSeems like the pick is a perfect placement with every swing.
The price is on par for most upper-end ice tools, but still a bit pricey for most poor climbers.