1.Really, I'm sorry, you had crampons?

真呀，呃你说你们有“冰爪”？

2.In 1908, a climber made special boots called crampons.

1908年，位登山者制作了种叫做冰爪特殊靴子。机翻

3.Park guides lash on crampons and rope up adventurous travelers in preparation for an icy hike.

公园向导会鞭打冰爪， 并把喜欢冒险者绑起来， 为冰天雪地徒步做准备。机翻

4.While tentative at first, hikers soon gain confidence in their crampons as they climb high onto the glacier.

虽始是试探性， 但徒步者很快就会对他们冰爪充满信心，因为他们爬上了冰川。机翻

5.You have this thing, we call it a crab claw and it's connected to the harness and you have crampons, you know, spikes that you put on your feet.

你有这个东西，我们称之为蟹爪，它与安全带相连，你有冰爪，你知道，你放在脚上钉子。

6.The Presena Glacier, in Italy, gets  covered in ten thousand sheets of geotextile, laid out by a crew of eleven people using two  snowcats and a lot of rope, harnesses, and crampons.

意大利普雷塞纳冰川被万片土工布覆盖，这些土工布由十人团队使用两辆雪地车和大量绳索、安全带和冰爪铺设。机翻

7.If, you know, you're working alongside somebody who cycled in and is still wearing their bicycle crampons at like 2pm in the afternoon, you're probably safe to know you can wear whatever the hell you like.

如果，你知道，你和个骑自车进来人起工作， 并且在下午 2 点左右仍穿着他们自车冰爪，那么你可能很安全地知道你可以穿任何你喜欢东西。机翻