Cassin X-All Mountain
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So I have found I really like the feel of the swing with Cassin X-All Mountain tools, but where I will be doing mixed climbing as well as pure ice, concerned about the B rated picks. Have yet to find any information on if there are T picks out there for them or not, does anyone have any info? |
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They're modular. Get the X-Dry pick. |
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Or just use the B picks and see if you trash them. |
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X dry pick is still b-rated. And when I called to ask the cassin distributer about this exact change, they advised against using the x- dry pick in the all mountain. |
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The Cassin All Mountains are a great tool. They have nice natural swing. The All Mountains work well on low angle up to vertical ice. Myself and other friends climb mixed using the All Mtns with the pick that comes with it. My only suggestion to you is buy a spare set of X All Mountains to use for mixed TR fun and the original picks for ice climbing when you start leading. When you start leading ice you'll worry about all kinds of dumb shit. I would use the same picks for everything if you're toproping only. |
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Kirby, do you work for Cassin/CAMP? Else how do you know no picks have been warranteed? |
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Tim, I know that information because i know people who work for Camp. We had a conversation about broken Cassin picks at the end of last winter. I spoke with a guy who told me of an X pick breaking and told a friend. |
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I got a pair of X-all mountains for this season after swinging Cobras all last winter. I've been using them on mixed lines set up in my gym (set with extra-hard holds and artificial ice) and I love them. Can't wait to get on some real ice with these sexy beasts... I'm also happy they did away with the home-depot orange on the first generation and have a much better looking metallic orange on the current ones. |