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Best passive gear is right
By Jacon Mayer
Ranked #42 - Big Wall Climbing
September 30, 2009
These are the best. Learn to place them - they fit where nothing else will, they're light (yeah, the big sizes are great too!), and as fusionboy points out - pink is the best. Especially when you're 50 ft. above your last piece on easy slab and the only hole in the rock is a little pocket thing (Whitehorse anyone?).
Way, way, way better than hexes for large pieces in the mountains, unique placements that are irreplaceable in the small sizes. Get some.
View Details: CAMP USA Nylon Tricam
Helpful Votes: 1 Yes
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [sling] nylon; [head] aluminum
- Strength:
- (cam/active) [0.125 ] 3 kN; [0.25 ] 5 kN; [0.5 ] 9 kN; [1 ] 9 kN; [1.5 ] 14 kN; [2 ] 14 kN; [2.5 ] 17 kN; [3 ] 17 kN; [3.5 ] 17 kN; [4 ] 17 kN; [5 ] 22 kN; [6 ] 18 kN; [7 ] 16 kN, (chock/passive) [0.125 ] 2 kN; [0.25 ] 3; [0.5 ] 6; [1 ] 8 kN; [1.5 ] 12; [2 ] 12 kN; [2.5 ] 14 kN; [3 ] 14 kN; [3.5 ] 16 kN; [4 ] 16 kN; [5 ] 22 kN; [6 ] 18 kN; [7 ] 16 kN
- Weight:
- (.125) 9 g, (7) 264 g
- Recommended Use:
- trad climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime
Change me.



1 Comments Last Reply: November 14, 2009 By: alefland
I know exactly what you are talking about. I was leading the third or fourth pitch of "Sea of Holes" on White Horse and the only thing that you could place on the entire pitch was tri-cams. They are a god-send and I love 'em (especially the little pink one).
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