The Blue Ice Harfang is a modular crampon system built around a flexible textile linking strap instead of a traditional rigid center bar. This design reduces bulk, improves packability, and allows natural boot flex while maintaining mountaineering-grade security.

The standard Harfang (S22) uses a chromoly steel front section for durability and front-pointing performance, paired with an aluminum rear section to reduce weight. The system folds compactly for storage and fits a wide range of boot sizes.

Harfang (S22)

Construction: Steel front + aluminum rear
Points: 12
Use Case: General ski mountaineering and alpine objectives
Balanced weight and durability.

Harfang Tour

Construction: Full aluminum
Points: 10
Use Case: Fast and light ski touring
Lightest option in the lineup. Reduced durability on rock compared to steel models.

Harfang Alpine Hybrid

Construction: Steel front + aluminum rear
Points: 12 (more robust geometry than S22)
Use Case: Classic mountaineering
More stable platform for sustained snow and alpine ice.

Harfang Alpine

Construction: Full chromoly steel
Points: 12
Use Case: Glacier travel, mixed snow and ice
Higher durability than hybrid models.

Harfang Enduro

Construction: Full steel (reinforced for longevity)
Points: 12
Use Case: Frequent use in rocky or mixed terrain
Most durable standard 12-point option in the Harfang line.

Harfang Mono

Construction: Steel
Front Point: Single horizontal monopoint
Use Case: Technical alpine and mixed climbing
Designed for precise front-pointing and mixed terrain.

Harfang Tech

Construction: Steel with modular front section
Front Points: Configurable (mono or dual)
Use Case: Steep ice and mixed climbing
Most technical model in the Harfang family.

Quick Selection Guide

Fast & light ski missions: Tour

General ski mountaineering: S22

Classic alpine mountaineering: Alpine Hybrid

Maximum durability (12-point): Alpine or Enduro

Technical mixed/ice: Mono or Tech