Ice Crampons Outfish Universal — Orange — EU 38–44
Ice Crampons Outfish Universal — Orange — EU 38–44
Universal winter traction cleats for ice, hard-packed snow and slippery outdoor surfaces. The source data lists manganese-steel teeth and chain links, a flexible silicone harness and an additional hook-and-loop securing strap.
Main Product Advantage
The chain-and-spike construction adds traction underfoot, while the elastic harness and securing strap help keep the cleats positioned during walking.
Technical Details
- Material: manganese-steel teeth and chain + silicone harness.
- Traction: 8 main steel teeth plus additional side teeth, source-listed.
- Size: EU 38–44, according to the product title.
- Weight: approx. 300 g/pair.
- Included: 1 pair + carry bag.
Use and Care
- Fit immediately before use on ice or compact snow.
- Remove after use and do not store stretched on footwear.
- Rinse off salt and grit, dry fully and inspect chain links and teeth before the next trip.
These are walking traction aids, not technical mountaineering crampons.
Frequently asked questions
How fast is delivery?
Orders within Latvia are usually delivered within 1–3 business days.
For other Baltic countries and Europe, delivery typically takes 3–7 business days, depending on the destination.
All orders are shipped with reliable courier services and tracking, so you always know where your package is.
Can I return the product if it doesn’t fit or I change my mind?
Yes. You have 14 days to return the product after receiving it.
Simply make sure the item is unused and in its original condition, and we will process your return according to our return policy.
Are the products original?
Yes. All products sold by Outfish are 100% authentic.
We work directly with brands and official distributors, ensuring that every item in our store is genuine and meets the manufacturer’s quality standards.
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