By a.brown
May 26, 2011
| is there some place that sells full trad sets(cams nuts) or do i have to buy them piece by piece? | 
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By Matt N
From Santa Barbara, CA
May 26, 2011
| check your PM for a coupon I sent you on stoppers.
backcountry.com has a good sale going on and REI has C4s for 25% off currently. Also gearx has closeout prices on Tech Friends for $38/cam and less on sets. |
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By DannyUncanny
May 27, 2011
| You could just buy it all individually but at the same time. It's not like it makes a big difference over the internet. I bet a quick look at Spadout can get you a cheaper price than any of those sets.
For example, it would tell you that E-OMC actually has Camalots for $43 a full $2 cheaper than ALS, but ALS has the cheapest Hoodwire carabiners because they have discounted all BD merch across the board. |
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By NC Rock Climber
From The Oven, AKA Phoenix
May 27, 2011
| For Camalots, check out RockCreek.com. Great prices, free Neutrino carabiner and free shipping. When I last added to my rack 5 or 6 months ago, this was the best deal that I could find (when taking the free carabiner into account). There might be better deals out there, but a cursory search a few minutes ago didn't turn up anything that beat RockCreek. |
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By a.brown
May 27, 2011
| So im just getting into trad. what would be some good pieces to start with? |
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By Rich Farnham
May 27, 2011
| a.brown wrote: So im just getting into trad. what would be some good pieces to start with?
There have been many threads on this site that have discussed this ad nauseum. Try clicking "advanced search" and searching "beginner trad rack" in the Forums. That should get you started... |
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By Julius Beres
From Boulder, CO
May 27, 2011
| Anthony ayala wrote: mountaingear.com has some.
The BD new trad leader package isn't worth it. You can buy everything on it for much less total if you shop around, plus you end up getting a bunch of stuff you don't need, and you still need to add more to it (what good are the slings/cams/buts without carabiners?)
Personally, I wouldn't bother with the gear sling... mine just sits in my closet. I would rather have double cams in the 0.5-1 or 2 range rather than the #4 and the hexes unless you are specifically going to be climbing wide cracks, etc.
What you need totally depends on where you are going to climb, and there are lots of threads for different areas. |
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By Timothy Mark
May 27, 2011
| a.brown wrote: So im just getting into trad. what would be some good pieces to start with?
Class from a guide, or beer for a more experienced friend. |
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By sunder
From Alsip, Il
May 27, 2011
| www.mtntools.com talk with the guy there and he will probably work with you on a discount if ur nice. |
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By Phil Lauffen
From Louyuppie
May 28, 2011
| NC Rock Climber wrote: For Camalots, check out RockCreek.com. Great prices, free Neutrino carabiner and free shipping. When I last added to my rack 5 or 6 months ago, this was the best deal that I could find (when taking the free carabiner into account). There might be better deals out there, but a cursory search a few minutes ago didn't turn up anything that beat RockCreek.
That would be good... except no free shipping as far as I can tell.
Edit: Ahhh... Free shipping on sales over $49. Lol, my #1 with neutrino is $48.95. What can I buy that is $.05... |
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