Distel climbers come in three shaft styles, wtih three gaff and three strap options. All Distel climbers are adjustable in height, with replaceable gaffs, straps, & pads.
Distel Alu 3 Climbers
The new Distel Alu 3 are the lightest aluminum spurs currently out there. The newly designed hot-forged shank features anti-slip ribs on the bottom of the stirrup, 3-dimensional forging details and a black polymer anodization, making it a spur of highest quality. 38mm stirrup.
Distel Carbon 3 Climbers
Mark 3 version of the lightweight carbon fiber climber from Distel. The absolute lightest climber in the Distel range. This plus an enlarged, forward angled stirrup, makes this the most ergonomic climber available. Vibram rubber sole protects the carbon tread and provides a firm grip on branches. 48mm stirrup.
Distel Alu Plus by DMM
The anatomically shaped Alu plus shank, forged by DMM, offers maximum comfort. The forward offset and angled stirrup ensures even load distribution and thus even more comfortable climbing. The Vibram rubber sole protects the shank and gives a firm grip on limbs. 45 mm stirrup.
The new Distel Alu 3 are the lightest aluminum spurs currently out there. The newly designed hot-forged shank features anti-slip ribs on the bottom of the stirrup, 3-dimensional forging details and a black polymer anodization, making it a spur of highest quality. 38mm stirrup.
The absolute premium spur in the range. The enlarged, forward and angled shank out of carbon fiber, makes this the most ergonomic and lightest spur on the market. The Vibram rubber sole protects the carbon shank and provides a firm grip on limbs. 48mm stirrup.
The anatomically shaped Alu plus shank, forged by DMM, offers maximum comfort. The forward offset and angled stirrup ensures even load distribution and thus even more comfortable climbing. The Vibram rubber sole protects the shank and gives a firm grip on limbs. 45 mm stirrup.
Ulrich Distel built his first pair of entirely fiberglass climbers in his garage back in 1989. He began taking the climbers to trade shows, and followed them up with aluminum spurs. From the beginning, the climbers that bear the Distel name have been innovative and high-quality.
