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If you were limited to a rack of cams, all the same size, what size would you choose?
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If you were limited to a rack of cams, all the same size, what size would you choose? |
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In Tennessee I use the .75 c4 the most so my practical answer is a slew of those. I guess my smart-ass answer is a full rack of #6 c4s to sell and buy a more varied set. |
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If you had to chop off one finger, which would it be? |
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1.75 tech friends. |
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#2 Link Cams; could probably do some decent climbing with those and nuts. |
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well, logically its would have to be a set ot magicams... |
Scott McMahon wrote:If you had to chop off one finger, which would it be? Must be raining outside... |
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a solid set of nuts, passive over avtive |
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mastercams #4 (red) about a .5 c4. |
Jesse Newton wrote:a solid set of nuts, passive over avtiveI'm sorry to hear that your nuts have not been very active lately. But I understand, there is something satisfying about climbing on passive gear alone when you feel good about the placements. |
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Probably the Greylien (grey alien) |
Scott Jennungs wrote:If you were limited to a rack of cams, all the same size, what size would you choose?In Yosemite, green Alien. I have actually tried this before, I call it the Green Alien Challenge. You have to climb a route, 5.7 or harder, with ten green Aliens and nothing else. |
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Really - no one said #2 C4s? |
Matt N wrote:Really - no one said #2 C4s? Splitter hands get too easy/boring? Not yet for me.I agree, but I have meat claw hands. So give me a slew of #3's and set me loose at the creek, and we'll be talking. (Though I guess I'm soloing the crux of super crack of the desert...) |
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The yellow mastercam |
Matt N wrote:Really - no one said #2 C4s? Splitter hands get too easy/boring? Not yet for me.Twos are awesome. But it is not feasible to climb many pitches on all #2s. I can only think of a few routes that can be ran with nothing but 2s and all of them are in Indian Creek. |
