There's at least one cam in this Wild Country New Friend Set that would fit in a crack that suits our fingers perfectly. One might feel too small, and the other too large—or some other combination—but at least one will slide into a crack as perfectly as all four fingers. Given Wild Country was the first company to sell the original camming device, you can rest assured that they've had the longest to research an ideal construction.
Price: $234.95 from Backcountry
| Merchant | Price | |
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| $234.95 | Visit Store |
Wild Country slightly adapted the original camming angle (13. 75°) of their Zero Friend Set #0. 4-0. 75 for perhaps the narrowest heads on the market. Each Zero Friend fits in shallower placements, thinner cracks, pockets, or even peg scars better than...
Wild Country's Friend has been a comrade to trad climbers since 1977. Now lighter than ever, the newer Zero Friend Cam joins our rack for when we encounter those shallower placements on routes that were once thought unclimbable. With a narrow head, these...
Wild Country's Friend has been a comrade to trad climbers since 1977. Now lighter than ever, the newer Zero Friend Cam joins our rack for when we encounter those shallower placements on routes that were once thought unclimbable. With a narrow head, these...