Blue Ice Aero Lite Ice Screw

I have had this is rotation with some Petzl aluminum screws, BD Turbo Express steel screws, and a couple of DMM steel. I will admit my modest reveiw comes from two areas: aluminum screws are in my view best suited for glacier travel, and not fast firing in of gear on a taxing lead; Petzl Speed Light seems to have a better coating. I've used the Blue Ice steels, and they seem solid, but I'm not convinced that the knob is as durable as the BD or even the Petzl. That said no failures yet, but the wires seem more likely to the knob's wires popping out than other options. That stated, I much prefer it to the BD aluminum screw which is the worst driving of the lot. Still, my partner had enough sticking with this one that he thought he'd bottomed out when that was not the case. While I value a 2-3 aluminum screws in a rack of 10 or more for long pitches to save weight, and can see taking one or two for crevasse rescue, when you need to fire a lot of screws in fast over a 100 feet or more of steep ice, stick with steel.

Any updates on the reviews/durability of these screws? I'm curious how they will hold up and if the wire/knob/steel tip will break like I've seen some BD ultralight screws do.

Anyone tried these yet? Looks awesome but it also uses two wires for the gate/crank like Black diamond. And I hear with BD they're pretty weak and breaks easily