Black Diamond jääkirves Raven Pro 60 cm

On steep snowfields and exposed glacier routes, a reliable ice axe is your primary point of contact with the mountain. The Black Diamond Raven Pro delivers confident placements and secure self-arrest capability in a lightweight, durable package. Its hot-forged stainless steel head and precision-cut teeth bite firmly into hard ice, while the ergonomic head shape provides a comfortable grip for carrying. The straight aluminum shaft offers a natural swing and efficient plunge, making it an excellent choice for general mountaineering, glacier travel, and alpine climbing.

Who is it for

The Raven Pro is built for mountaineers, ski tourers, and alpine climbers who need a dependable, lightweight axe for snow and ice routes. It suits those who prioritize performance and durability without the weight penalty of heavier steel-shafted axes. Whether you're crossing a glacier, climbing a steep couloir, or setting up a belay on a snow slope, this axe provides the control and security you need.

Main features

• Hot-forged stainless steel head with classic mountaineering pick and adze
• Straight aluminum shaft for efficient swing and plunge
• Ergonomic head design for comfortable carrying and grip
• Stainless steel spike for secure plunging and probing
• UIAA Type B certified for general mountaineering use
• Lightweight at only 384 g (60 cm length)
• CE certified

Specifications

• Length: 60 cm
• Shaft material: Aluminum
• Head material: Hot-forged stainless steel
• Pick type: Classic mountaineering
• Adze/Hammer type: Adze
• Spike material: Stainless steel
• UIAA Rating: Type B
• Weight (60cm): 384 g
• Shaft Type: Straight
• Application: General Mountaineering, Glacier Travel, Alpine Climbing
• Grip: Smooth Aluminum Shaft
• Head Design: Ergonomic for comfortable carrying
• Leash Compatibility: Yes (leash not included)
• Construction: Lightweight and durable
• Certification: CE Certified

Tips

For optimal performance, pair the Raven Pro with a lightweight leash to prevent accidental drops on exposed terrain. Regularly inspect the pick and spike for sharpness and signs of wear, and store the axe in a dry place to maintain the integrity of the aluminum shaft. When self-arresting, practice proper technique on safe slopes to build muscle memory.