tri cam 7.0
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so how do you guys like em? how big is it? is it comparable to BD number 6? heavy? anything would help!!!!! |
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They work pretty well on routes up to 5.5. After that, you won't like it much. |
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I have one sitting on the book shelf as a decorative piece. I've never place it. According to Camp, the #7's useful range is 3.62 to 5.51 ins.. It weighs 9.31 oz.. If you tuck the sling in between the cam rails it is not as bulky to carry as a BD #6 cam. |
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I like to call that one the "dog killer". The next one down is the "cat killer". |
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best if stacked with a number 6 |
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Tparis wrote:best if stacked with a number 6no, best if placed with a 6# rock hanging from it as a directional |
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I carry a #5, #6, and #7 in the pack and take them on the climb if I know I need wide stuff. (The #5 most of the time.) |
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I've used the #7 and #6 almost always as anchor pieces. How big is it? Pretty sure CAMP's website has the dimensions. While on approach, clipping the sling and one of the cross pieces keeps it nice an tidy. |