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The Vikings also used crampons to avoid slipping on ice

54 点作者 dxs4 个月前

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neilv4 个月前
And, walking in dense city, some of the &quot;micro&quot; spike traction aids are <i>amazing</i> for walking over the slipperiest surprise slick ice spots, like they&#x27;re nothing.<p>Occasionally, I feel like I have to warn people coming the other way on the sidewalk, since I&#x27;ll stomp right over, say, some ice that has has filled a porous sidewalk, and left a slightly wet layer atop that smooth surface -- basically, you&#x27;d have a lot of trouble simply standing on it without falling down, much less moving on it -- but the person coming the other way probably doesn&#x27;t realize I&#x27;ve got gear making all the difference.
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wylielunaloki4 个月前
I really enjoyed this article and how reminded me of the first time I hiked in snow without crampons. I had to use fallen spruce branches to steady myself with each step on the way down. It was like walking on little brooms. It did the job well enough for a southern California native.
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kazinator4 个月前
When you go onto running track that is covered in ice in January, you get to <i>really</i> appreciate those middle distance spikes.
vincnetas4 个月前
Vikings are OG users, WE are also using crampons like vikings :)