The steel alloy allows for better performance in terms of strength, durability and weight compared to traditional steel, without compromising the desired properties. This is not insignificant for more demanding climbs.

The fixed head provides improved rigidity and strength to the overall structure. The blade is characterised by durability and resistance to twisting. These are cheques that are well prepared for contact not only with ice, but also with rock.

The materials used in their manufacture are characterised by durability, which allows them to be used for many years. Durability is also important, as they are designed to tackle difficult often icy hard surfaces.

A useful feature that enhances comfort. The wrist loop can have more than one use. First of all, it prevents accidental loss when it slips from the hands. In climbing cheques, it allows you to transfer some of the weight and relieve the strain on your hands.

The lightweight alloy gives one of the most important features, that of lightness. This ensures that the user can use it for long periods, even in difficult conditions, without putting undue strain on the hands, allowing for more efficient climbing or hiking.