Omega Pacific Link Cam

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The Link Cam is a camming device made by Omega Pacific. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From REI:
"Omega Pacific 's revolutionary Link Cam can help you minimize your rack and maximize your potential. With a camming ratio of over 2.5:1, the Link Cam can cover the same range as up to four standard cams--lighten your rack! Larger range eliminates the need for specialized, offset cams for flared-crack protection while higher surface area contact lessens "walking" of cam. Patented, hinged cam lobes collapse even further during retraction for easier "plug and go" placements. Maintaining a constant cam angle of 13.5 , Link Cams achieve a wide range without sacrificing holding power. Built with a hybrid blend of materials and advanced metal-injection molding process, Link Cams offer the ultimate in strength and versatility. Made with 17-4 aircraft stainless steel on the inner links and lightweight 7000-series aluminum on the outer link lobes. Cross-cabling and "Swivlet" connectors ensure smooth trigger action and increased range. Lightweight, rugged Spectra slings for lasting service and reliability. Link Cams are great for that crux move, just grab, place and relax!"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Replaces up to four cams 17-4 Aircraft steel and 7000 alluminum With a constant cam angle of 13.5?, range is achieved without sacrificing holding p..."

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Link Cam
Reviewed by Dhgold, Sep 05, 2007

"The larger (gold) LinkCam has quickly become an indispensable piece on my rack. Its range runs from all of . 75, #1 & #2 Camalot as well as much of a . 5; while heavy for a single cam, it weighs less than any of those two combined.

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It's absolutely the ticket on pitches where you need a few pieces from a wide range of sizes."

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