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Camp USA Dyneema Tricam Set

Item No. 10045779

The Dyneema Tricam Set by Camp USA combine patented camming units that utilizes the superior strength and stability of the tripod. The innovative design allows for use in cammed and chocked positions. Great for pockets, horizontal cracks and other unconventional placements. Two new sizes are available. The 0.125 (white) and 0.25 (black) fit even smaller cracks than the infamous pinky (as low as 10mm). The first four sizes (0.5 - 2.0) are also available with color-coded Dyneema slings and anodized heads and are sold individually or pre-packaged as a set of four.

FEATURES of the Dyneema Tricam Set by Camp USA

Rock Climbing, Alpinism
Two placement modes: active cam and passive chock
Works where nothing else can fit, such as solution pockets
Excellent in horizontal cracks

SPECIFICATIONS:

Range (mm): 16-41
kN (cam): 11-22
kN (chock): 6-12

ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.

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"Useful" 06/16/12

These will wedge into pockets where nothing else fits. They also protect horizontal cracks quite well, and can be very heavy, expensive stoppers in a pinch. These are specialty gear and your rarely "need" them. An active cam will almost always work as a substitute. I take them on runout slabs, and not much else.

by mark from Boston

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"Lots of Uses" 04/14/12

These are a good product. They're are light, and not as costly as cams. I buy them one at a time, because I have found because of how many uses they have, I rarely need more than one. (I don't climb multi-pitch routes.) A good addition to your rack. They can be used for almost anything, but that doesn't mean they should. A good overall product.

by John from California

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"don't want more" 10/13/11

they get lost and left behind to easily and are very easy to miss use

by rina

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"Don't leave home without 'em" 08/04/10

These pieces go where no others will, whether it's narrow piton scars in the flatirons or flaring horizontals in NC, I carry at least the pink and red on every climb.

by Blake from Nashvegas

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"Have their time and place" 03/15/10

I'll be honest. I rarely use my tri cams, but thats only because they are so specialized and a bit tricky to place. but every once in a while you find that half inch by half inch pocket and you curse yourself for not having one. basically if i dont know where im going i carry a couple just in case, but if im pumped im grabbing a cam. they also work real well in regular cracks at belays, where you might have a few moments to place it properly.

by MURDO from san francisco

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"Tricams rock, but don't get the dyneema" 10/14/08

I love tricams. You can place them almost anywhere with the caming action or as a nut. Be sure to really learn how to use them though, they're tricky. They are not as straight forward as cams, but are much cheaper and can be used in most of the same applications. The books do a good job explaining how to use. I have a set of the normal webbing and a set of the dyneema. In your hand they feel like the same weight (I was expecting much lighter). Just buy the cheaper ones. Save yourself the few bucks, unless you just want to accessorize that flashy rack. I find the solid colored slings are easier to distinguish the tricam sizes than the dyneema slung, annondized tricams.

by Keith

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"Tricams rock, but don't get the dyneema" 10/14/08

I love tricams. You can place them almost anywhere with the caming action or as a nut. Be sure to really learn how to use them though, they're tricky. They are not as straight forward as cams, but are much cheaper and can be used in most of the same applications. The books do a good job explaining how to use. I have a set of the normal webbing and a set of the dyneema. In your hand they feel like the same weight (I was expecting much lighter). Just buy the cheaper ones. Save yourself the few bucks, unless you just want to accessorize that flashy rack. I find the solid colored slings are easier to distinguish the tricam sizes than the dyneema slung, annondized tricams.

by Keith

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