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Expensive but worth it
By KG Lee
Ranked #201 - Big Wall Climbing
July 2, 2009
Yes, it's almost the double the price of some other cams, but if you can afford it, it's an amazing piece of gear. I have the 0.5 and 1.0 Link Cams to supplement my rack of BD C4's, which is great as I rarely do routes long enough to require a full double rack, yet these two cams cover the entire range from 0.3 - 1.0 BD sizes. I don't understand complaints about the weight as I think the #1 and #2 are essentially the same weight as the pre-C4 Camalots while the #0.5 and #0.75 are actually lighter than the equivalent new C4's.
When I'm leading at my limit, my Link Cams sit in front of my rack so that I can fire them in at the crux without fiddling around with different sizes. I fell on the 0.5 just off the deck (maybe Fall Factor 0.8) a few weeks ago, and it held beautifully.
It's probably too expensive to buy a full rack of these guys (and probably cheating too, since they're so easy to place), but the Link Cam is a fantastic supplement to the trad rack.
View Details: Omega Pacific Link Cam
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Tech Specs:
- Cam Lobes:
- 4
- Stem:
- Single
- Axles:
- Single with linked lobes
- Cam Stops:
- Yes
- Range:
- [1] .83-2.1in (22-53mm); [2] .96-2.5in (25-64mm)
- Strength:
- 14kN (3147lbf)
- Weight:
- [1] 6.2oz (176g); [2] 7.3oz (207g)
- Recommended Use:
- Traditional climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China
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