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Topic	Date	User
Popular Cam Sizes	22-Jul-2004 At 11:23:50 AM	smokey
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I climb in North Queensland and am just getting into trad pro. I reckon your'e on the right track with the BD cams (in my limited experience). I did a fair bit of research on cams (prices, range, weight etc) before I bought and, for me, the BD's were value. Rock also did a cam survey in # 54. Yes they are a little heavy but if you can't stretch to the full set they are the way to go because they have the widest range due to their double axles. Although they are exe, if you get them direct they are more than comparable, as is all their other gear. My # 2 gets a flogging as it takes over where my wires (BD stoppers) finish.

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