Review on Enhanced SEO: PETZL Fakir 🎒 Crampon Bag for Efficient Outdoor Adventures by Brandon Peters

Common complaint about the thing: too small. I had no trouble installing the Petzl Sarkens there, but I can see where that could be an issue, especially with large crampons, like something with a plastic boot extender. The vinyl material is uninspiring considering it probably won't stand up to sharpened steel points, but the goal, of course, is to protect your expensive backpack and its contents. One side of the bag is a mesh material (even thinner) that allows melted snow to drain. Take it for what it's worth. Overall, this is a good place to store steel in the summer, or even better as a travel toiletry bag. The high-speed Pezl logo can remind you of places other than a hotel room. The gold standard for cat bags is a Wild Things bag (rubberized ballistic nylon) or an equally good Carmel bag by Mountain Tools.