■Three-piece set of winter hiking boots, 12-prong crampons, and light spats!

■"Alpine Cruiser 3000" for winter mountaineering at 3,000m
This is the highest model of alpine cruisers used for serious snow mountaineering, and we recommend it if you are going to mountains where you need to use 12-prong crampons. Is warmth a characteristic of winter mountaineering shoes? However, not only warmth, but also strength, waterproofness, breathability, stability, and all other aspects must be at a high level to withstand use in harsh natural conditions, and are completely different from the light mountaineering shoes used in summer mountains.
These shoes also have grooves on the front and back, and one-touch and semi-one-touch crampons can be attached.

When wearing crampons, shoes and crampons are compatible, and not all crampons will necessarily fit. If you make a wrong choice, it may lead to an accident. If you are renting shoes only, please check with the manufacturer or others to see if the crampons you plan to use can be fitted.

■12 claws for serious snow mountaineering Among crampons, 12-prong crampons have the highest braking power. They have front claws on the toes as well as on the bottom, allowing the wearer to kick their toes into the snow to climb up sloping snow slopes. The crampons in the set are Grivel Airtech EVO.

We will send you crampons after adjusting them to the size of winter shoes you ordered, but please be sure to check the fit by yourself before going on a mountain trek.
Walking with crampons (crampon work) is an important skill in snow-covered mountains, and failure to do so can lead to accidents such as falls and slips. If you are not familiar with crampon work, please pay attention to the way you walk and be sure to walk with an experienced person.
Please be sure to try the product on your shoes when you receive it so that you can install it promptly in the mountains.

■Comfortable and prevents wet and dirty feet! Spats (gaiters)" in mountaineering gear are covers that cover the ankles over shoes, unlike "spats" that you would wear in everyday life. Light (long) spats" are mainly used in snowy conditions and are also called gaiters.
By wearing light spats over your shoes, you can prevent penetration even on snow-covered mountain paths. However, since the feet are wrapped to increase heat retention, please be careful to adjust your body temperature, for example, not wearing them when the weather is nice and hot.