Когато ледът през зимата сковава вашата активност и
мобилност, но не искате да инвестирате в професионални котки, микро-шиповете са
лек и удобен вариант. Съвременната спортна индустрия предлага няколко решения
за придвижване по лед, хлъзгави камъни, мокра трева или кал, дори и в градски
условия.
Едни от
най-леките са микро-шиповете Grip Spike System на LaSportiva,
които се поставят на грайферите на обувките в конфигурация избрана от самите
вас. Когато обаче се движите през терени с различни настилки са нужни микро-шипове,
които могат лесно да се махат извън хлъзгавите участъци. Такива варианти са Spider на Grivel, които
могат да се сложат на всяка обувка без значение от модела и размера, леките
микро-шипове на Kahtoola
или стоманените пружини Yaktrax.
В града може да използвате Spiky Plus на Petzl,
които използват гумена подметка с шест стоманени мини-шипа, за да ви предпазят
от подхлъзване.
When the iced-over terrain is restricting your mobility, but you don't want to invest in professional crampons, microspikes can be a lightweight alternative. The outdoors industry has several versatile microspike options that will keep you on your feet when you are crossing ice, wet rocks and grass, and muddy slopes.
One of the most minimalistic options is the La Sportiva Grip Spike System, which comes as microspikes that you screw in the shoe soles yourself, in whatever configuration suits you best. When you are crossing terrains with different covers, however, you will need microspikes that are quick to put on and take off. Several alternatives are the Grivel Spider that can be attached to any shoe irrespective of size, the steel coils by Yatktrax and the Kahtoola microspikes which conform to the shape of the shoe.
To tackle slippery icy surfaces in the city, have a look at Petzl's Spiky Plus, which combines anti-slip rubber soles with six carbon steel points to protect you from taking a fall.
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| По посока на часовниковата стрелка/ Clockwise from top: La Sportiva Grip Spike, Yaktrax Pro, Petzl Spiky Plus and Kahtoola microspikes. |
When the iced-over terrain is restricting your mobility, but you don't want to invest in professional crampons, microspikes can be a lightweight alternative. The outdoors industry has several versatile microspike options that will keep you on your feet when you are crossing ice, wet rocks and grass, and muddy slopes.
One of the most minimalistic options is the La Sportiva Grip Spike System, which comes as microspikes that you screw in the shoe soles yourself, in whatever configuration suits you best. When you are crossing terrains with different covers, however, you will need microspikes that are quick to put on and take off. Several alternatives are the Grivel Spider that can be attached to any shoe irrespective of size, the steel coils by Yatktrax and the Kahtoola microspikes which conform to the shape of the shoe.
To tackle slippery icy surfaces in the city, have a look at Petzl's Spiky Plus, which combines anti-slip rubber soles with six carbon steel points to protect you from taking a fall.
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