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B or T rated ice tools	19-Jul-2006 At 8:14:07 PM	ant
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On 5/07/2006 climbau wrote: >Have been looking at the Petzl Aztarand the BD Rage The Aztar's are fairly light, and not really up to belting pins or penetrating old alpine ice. Have a look at the BD Vipers or new DMM equivalent, and get them shipped from overseas (the Vipers cost $200 retail in Canada). Can give you an in depth review of both tools in a few weeks. I've also got a Charlet Moser Guide traditional axe, which is quite sturdy (i.e. heavy). Never use it these days (and you can borrow it if you like). If I had my time again, I would get a light-weight traditional axe for the snow plods, and a good set of technical tools for everything else.

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