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Snow & Ice
Nepal Evo GTX Mountaineering Boots Black/Yellow
Nepal Evo GTX Mountaineering Boots have adjustable features for comfort and insulated for warmth, plus a lot of other features that you want.
Petzl
Dry Pick
The Dry Pick is a dry tooling pick for SUM'TEC, QUARK, NOMIC and ERGO. It is (4 mm thick) is specifically designed for dry tooling and extreme ice climbing.
Cassin
Cassin X-Light Ice Tool
The X-Light Ice Tool has 2 head configurations for perfect optimization.
La Sportiva N.A., Inc.
Nepal Cube GTX Mountaineering Boots
When you are climbing in cold weather on mixed terrain, you need the highly insulated Nepal Cube GTX Mountaineering Boots to keep your feet warm and comfortable.
CAMP
Alpinist Tech Crampons
Alpinist Tech Crampons have a precise fit and a secondayr point for extra stability when you need it most.
CAMP
Crampons Carrying Case
The Crampons Carrying Bag is a safe, convenient way to carry your crampons and store them.
Blue Ice
Aero Lite Ice Screw
Aero Lite Ice Screws are the lightest on the market. They are stainless steel with a technical design.
CAMP
Neve
The Neve Ice Axe is a budget-friendly tool for mountaineering, designed for efficient snow and ice handling. Its chromoly steel pick and adze provide strength for self-arrest and breaking tough surfaces, while the ergonomic design ensures ease of use.
DMM
Apex Ice Axe 50 cm Green
The Apex Ice Axe 50 cm Green is a heavy duty ice axe that is lightweight, stable, and comfortable.
La Sportiva N.A., Inc.
Men's G2 Evo Mountaineering Boots
The Men's G2 Evo Mountaineering Boots will keep your feet warm for long periods of time in extreme weather conditions.
CAMP
X-Hammer Accessory
The X-Hammer Accessory is compatible with the X-Dry, X-All Mountain and X-Alp ice tools.
Kahtoola
MICROspikes® Footwear Traction
When hiking in icy conditions, the MICROspikes® Footwear Traction will provide stable grip and traction underfoot so you can move confidently down the trail.
Kahtoola
KTS Hiking Crampons
The KTS crampon is Kahtoola's best and most packable crampon. This crampon provides great stability in ice and hard snow for hiking or light mountaineering. This highly compatible crampon is ideal on robust, flexible boots.
Ice Screw Wrap Alpine
Save space in your pack by using the Ice Screw Wrap Alpine to hold up to 8 ice screws.
DMM
Slide Lock Leash Black
The Slide Lock Leash can be opened with one hand and is comfortable and easy to use.
Petzl
D-Lynx Crampons
Rigid with less weight, the D-Lynx Crampons are for dry tooling and ice or mixed climbing.
Snow & Ice Gear for Every Maine Winter
When a trail turns to ice, traction changes the whole day. Our Snow & Ice collection covers everything built to bite into hard snow and ice: microspikes, crampons, ice axes, and the boots and extras that go with them.
Browse by what you need:
- Icy trails and packed snow: Kahtoola MICROspikes and EXOspikes, which stretch over any boot you already own
- Roads, paths and winter running: lighter studded traction that grips pavement without the clanking
- Steep snow and hard ice: hiking and technical crampons from Kahtoola, CAMP and Petzl
- Ice climbing: ice axes and tools, plus the stiff boots they need to work safely
- Extras: crampon bags, gaiters and replacement parts
Not sure which type you need? Our guide to choosing winter traction explains the difference in plain terms, without the spec-sheet talk.
Build your complete setup:
- Snowshoes for deep, soft snow where spikes have nothing to grip
- Mountaineering Boots stiff enough to hold a crampon properly
- Avalanche Safety beacons, probes and shovels for backcountry days
- Ski Poles for balance on ice and uneven snow
- Men's Baselayer and Women's Baselayer to start the layers right
Traction is sized to your footwear, not your foot. Bring the boots you plan to wear to our Bangor or Bar Harbor store and we will fit a pair against them.
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