Stubai
Pitons & Bongs

Blacksmiths in the Stubai valley started producing climbing gear in the 1930s. They did not start marking there products with the Stubai name until 1959. They continued making pitons at least into the 1970s.

Rurps

124: Stubai Rurp

124: Stubai Rurp

↑ 124: Stubai Rurp

Made in Austria [ca. 1975].
36x24x3 mm.

Verticals

Set 171-174: Stubai Verticals

Set 171-174: Stubai Verticals

↑ Set 171-174: Stubai Verticals

Made in Austria [1970s].

171: Stubai Vertical

171: Stubai Vertical

↑ 171: Stubai Vertical

Made in Austria [1970s].
50x17x5 mm.

172: Stubai Vertical

172: Stubai Vertical

↑ 172: Stubai Vertical

Made in Austria [1970s].
80x25x3 mm.

173: Stubai Vertical

173: Stubai Vertical

↑ 173: Stubai Vertical

Made in Austria [1970s].
100x25x2 mm.

174: Stubai Vertical

174: Stubai Vertical

↑ 174: Stubai Vertical

Made in Austria [1970s].
115x25x3 mm.

Horizontals

Set 167-169: Stubai Horizontals

Set 167-169: Stubai Horizontals

↑ Set 167-169: Stubai Horizontals

Made in Austria [1970].

167: Stubai Horizontal

167: Stubai Horizontal

↑ 167: Stubai Horizontal

Made in Austria [1970].
50x23x3.5 mm.

168: Stubai Horizontal

168: Stubai Horizontal

↑ 168: Stubai Horizontal

Made in Austria [1970].
75x23x3.5 mm.

169: Stubai Horizontal

169: Stubai Horizontal

↑ 169: Stubai Horizontal

Made in Austria [1970].
90x21x6 mm.

Ring Angles

129: Stubai Ring Angle

129: Stubai Ring Angle

129: Stubai Ring Angle

↑ 129: Stubai Ring Angle

Made in Austria [1960s].
125x18 mm.
V-shape.
From Michael Oatney, 2023.

Channels

170: Stubai Channel

170: Stubai Channel

↑ 170: Stubai Channel

Made in Austria [1970s].
110x17x13 mm.