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10 Reviews
Kieran
These things are exceptional for horizontal and pocket placements where other protection either won’t fit or would be kinked / damaged by a fall. I climb in the gunks a lot and so am partial to these for their versatility there, but I’ve found excellent placements in other parts of the country as well. A good tricam placement just feels so good lol, if you don’t have a set I highly recommend adding some to your rack. Versatility for the weight is hard to beat.
snakepuffbean970
Camp is the only company that makes tricams, and I wouldn't have a rack without a set of them. They're one of my favorite pieces of gear, and are super versatile compared to a regular nut. I went for the original rather than the evo to get 2 more pieces for the same (better) value, and have no regrets. Make sure to buy a racking biener!
Ksimm
Bought these from friends recommendation to use in Linville gorge Worked great. Actually started to use them over cams there. Would definitely recommend. Especially once you really figure out how to place them quickly.
Yavor
I love the tricams! Especially the pink one,‘i doubled up on that. I can often place a tricam where noting else fits as well. I know some people find them hard to clean, but i have not had issues with that. I definitely recommend them for Seneca Rock, WV
Charlie
Camp Tricams are great for certain pockets and shallow horizontals. The smallest one is basically an aid piece. Don't count on it not to blow out in a leader fall.
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