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Topic	Date	User
Hex's Vs Cams Vs Stoppers	11-Nov-2011 At 4:35:08 PM	wombly
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I second wallwombat's advice. When tradding in the blueys I'll rarely take more than a single set of wires. And if I do, I'll bias the collection toward the mid or larger nuts - a #1 or 2 wallnut or rock in most blueys cheese is far from bomber. I'm a fan of a single set of cams (from 0.5 friend to camalot 3) supplemented with hexes, but will occasionally double the finger and hand sized cams and ditch the cowbells if my 'enlightened' partners wish it. Double sets of wires, including micros and RP's when I venture onto some decent stone though...

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