BLUE ICE designs and manufactures minimalist, technical alpine equipment, including backpacks, harnesses, and crampons for mountaineers, climbers, and skiers.
Based in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France, BLUE ICE is a premier manufacturer of technical mountaineering, climbing, and skiing equipment. With a relentless focus on creating minimalist and highly functional gear, the brand provides adventurers with reliable equipment that withstands the ultimate tests of alpine environments.
BLUE ICE product lines include ultralight harnesses, precision crampons, resilient slings, ice axes, and advanced backpacks. Designed by and for passionate alpinists, their equipment prioritizes safety, durability, and a lightweight footprint. Whether navigating challenging mixed terrain, deep powder, or sheer ice, BLUE ICE equips climbers with uncompromising safety tools designed to meet comprehensive UIAA and CE certification standards.
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BLUE ICE products typically carry a warranty of up to three years against defects in material and workmanship. This excludes normal wear and tear, misuse, or modified products.
BLUE ICE harnesses have a maximum shelf life of 5 years and a maximum usage lifespan of 10 years from the date of first use. However, they should be retired immediately if they fail a safety inspection or are subjected to a high-impact fall.
Ensure your crampons are fully dry before storage. Keep them in a clean and dry environment away from direct sunlight, corrosive chemicals, and extreme temperatures (do not expose to temperatures above 80°C or below -40°C).
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