Black Diamond - Camalot C4 Cams
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Description
The gold standard for camming units, Black Diamond Camalots' double-axle design allows retraction of larger cam lobes, giving them a much larger expansion range than traditional single-axle units. They are lightweight, the cable loop and trigger are easy to grab, and our patented slings are large enough to manipulate with gloves. Accept no substitutes.
Features:
- Newly designed cams and stem contribute up to a 20% weight savings per size
- New patent-pending C-Loop stem uses a continuous cable, offering tremendous strength and flexibility
- Double-axle design continues to offer widest range possible in each size
Specifications:
Range:
- [0.3] 13.8-23.4 mm (0.54-0.92 in)
- [0.4] 15.5-26.7 mm (0.61-1.05 in)
- [0.5] 19.6-33.5 mm (0.77-1.32 in)
- [0.75] 23.9-41.2 mm (0.94-1.62 in)
- [1] 30.2-52.1 mm (1.19-2.05 in)
- [2] 37.2-64.9 mm (1.46-2.55 in)
- [3] 50.7-87.9 mm (2.00-3.46 in)
- [4] 66.0-114.7 mm (2.60-4.51 in)
- [5] 85.4-148.5 mm (3.36-5.85 in)
- [6] 114.1-195.0 mm (4.50-7.68 in)
Weight:
- [0.3] 75 g (2.65 oz)
- [0.4] 83 g (2.93 oz)
- [0.5] 99 g (3.49 oz)
- [0.75] 119 g (4.18 oz)
- [1] 136 g (4.8 oz)
- [2] 155 g (5.47 oz)
- [3] 201 g (7.1 oz)
- [4] 289 g (10.2 oz)
- [5] 380 g (13.4 oz)
- [6] 557 g (1 lb 4 oz)
Strength:
- [0.3] 8 kN, 1798 lbf
- [0.4] 10 kN, 2248 lbf
- [0.5] 12 kN, 2698 lbf
- [0.75-6] 14 kN, 3147 lbf
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Reviews
Customer Reviews 3 item(s)
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Gold Standard Cam
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These cams are the gold standard for trad climbing here in the US. Best used in sizes .5 and up. Go to Indian Creek and you'll find one on every harness there.
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the best cam
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best expansion range and very well built, they last forever. .5-#3 are a must have on any rack. all sizes overlap nicely
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two thumbs up, way up
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a must have for any rack. it is very easy to distinguish between sizes because of their brightly colored lobes and sling. very smooth trigger action, plus they have caught me a number of times. How could anyone not like that in a cam?
