CAMP Anodized Dyneema Tricam

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The Anodized Dyneema Tricam is a passive protection device made by CAMP. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From RockCreek:
"The Dyneema Tricams by C.A.M.P are an improved version of the classic Tricam. These essential passive pieces of gear are now stronger, lighter and anodized for the absolute protection when trad climbing. Their unique design allows them to be used passively and actively in a variety of nonconventional placements. If you are building your trad rack, you need a set of these for horizontal placements, vertical cracks, or belay anchors."

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Anodized Dyneema Tricams are stronger and lighter (Dyneema webbing is generally 4 kN stronger and up to 20% lighter than nylon) than their classic pre..."

From Backcountry.com:
"How to you improve the ever popular CAMP Tri-Cams? Anodize the heads and add lightweight Dyneema slings. Now these color-coated passive cams are even easier to place, because it's easier to see which size you're grabbing off the rack. When the cracks get funky, CAMP Tri-Cams fit into places that traditional cams and stoppers can't touch thanks to their unique passive camming design."

From REI:
"The ubiquitous Tri-Cam from Camp offers true versatility and performance. This comprehensive set is a must for any climber's rack. With a width coverage from 16 - 41mm, this set of four can handle many climber's needs; size ranges overlap for extra convenience. Made from hardened anodized aluminum for lasting service and reliability; sizes are color-coded for easier identification in your rack. Lightweight Dyneema slings offer superb strength to weight and have excellent UV-resistance for low-bulk strength that lasts season after season. When used in passive mode as a chock, Tri-Cam can fit a wide variety of crack types, from flaring to uneven. Camming mode results in a tripod configuration that works well in parallel cracks, slight flares and horizontals. As with all climbing protection, placement and usage practice with guided instruction recommended before use on route."