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MarkI
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Post by MarkI »

Looking for uber strong, ultra chic, nicely painted, affordable climbing cams?
Check out the latest in Ukranian climbing gear:

http://cgi.ebay.com/2AXLE-CAM-trad-gear ... 4831wt_802

Notice the innovative two axle design, bright colors, and handy re-torqueable end nuts. Manufactured to exacting Eastern Bloc industrial specifications, these cams are made from only the finest pure high carbon factory steel that will last a lifetime, if stored indoors. Guaranteed to attempt to arrest at least one fall, complimentary replacement cams free to next of kin if unit fails.
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Johnny Bronson
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Post by Johnny Bronson »

Is this an aprils fools joke? lol

Anyone looking to buy such cams,should think otherwise.

Protection for your life is well worth the few extra dollars and research.
I would recommend not cheaping out on something that your life depends on.

Here is a review of the "link" cams.
http://www.mountainproject.com/v/climbi ... /107085079


and here are some specific examples for PROPER trusted cams for at comparable/cheaper prices.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... vi-content

http://cgi.ebay.com/TRANGO-FLEX-Cam-6-C ... 20b7daf538

There are many more options that are reliable and more affordable.
When it comes to placing gear,really do not cheap out.
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Taco
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Post by Taco »

That light blue is probably the same paint they use on their aircraft interiors. :)
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PackerGreg
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Post by PackerGreg »

Isn't that an old Jerry Reed song... "She got the cam, I got the shaft"?
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