Enhanced SEO: PETZL Fakir 🎒 Crampon Bag for Efficient Outdoor Adventures Review

I bought this Petzl Sarek cat bag. The first time I went out to retrieve them after a hike, I noticed that the front ends of a crampon had punctured the bag. For the first time! However, the zips work pretty well and there's a nice mesh upper to allow moisture to escape. For the money I would have expected a slightly thicker construction. with spikes.

I ordered a PETZ FakirL bag for my Hillsound Pro cats as Hillsound only makes a bag for their Microstuds. They're larger than typical micro rivets, but I found them appropriate for the occasion, along with an adjustable allen key and alpine belt buckles. Remember there is no extra space but they include these items as if made to order. Can't comment on durability yet, but when the crampons are placed close together it seems like there can't be a puncture as they are firmly attached to the body.

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