General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
double up size camalots	14-Jul-2007 At 12:14:16 AM	jono_1
Message
I have 3 * 0.5, .75, 1, 2 and 3 in BD C4 or equivalent. But I am climbing in Squamish at the moment, a place that eats multiple cams up. Indian Creek is another story again. I have always used hexes when I ran out of cams. They are cheap, light and not to expensive to leave behind. Hexes are also great when taking beginners out for the day. Nothing worse than getting a few cams stuck with some beginners. BTW BD C4s are only $60 here at MEC with tax. Half the price than Oz. And having a partner working at MEC well I don't think you want to know. I like the idea of getting your partner to buy the second set.

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