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West Coast C4 Reslinging Done Right?

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Fred 4 · · San Diego, CA · Joined Mar 2013 · Points: 0

Hey People,

I just bought a lot of BD cams and am looking to have them reslung. Some of them are the new C4s with the thumb loop, and I know BD has a special way of slinging them to avoid kinking the loop.

I was wondering if there's any shops on the West Coast from Northern California and on up to Oregon and Washington that can do that style of sling. I'm on a road trip right now heading North (from the Bay Area) and would like to get it done as soon as possible, and if I can get like a day turnaround that would be lovely too.

Thanks for any help.

Jordan Winters · · Minturn, CO · Joined Apr 2009 · Points: 190

Try giving Metolius a ring (541-382-7585). They are located in Bend, OR and can do nylon or dyneema...not sure on their turn around time tho.

jw

FrankPS · · Atascadero, CA · Joined Nov 2009 · Points: 276
Jordan Winters wrote:Try giving Metolius a ring (541-382-7585). They are located in Bend, OR and can do nylon or dyneema...not sure on their turn around time tho. jw

I don't think Metolius will resling any cams other than their own.

Fat Dad · · Los Angeles, CA · Joined Nov 2007 · Points: 60

Yates does reslinging as well. I asked a similar question on Supertopo a while back and got some good responses. You may want to search out that thread.

Tom Caldwell · · Clemson, S.C. · Joined Jun 2009 · Points: 3,743

mountaintools does the C3/4's properly (reinforced loop). I have had a good experience with them. Fast turn around and quality work. They are in Carmel, CA. mtntools.com/cat/rclimb/cam…

Greg D · · Here · Joined Apr 2006 · Points: 908

yes, this. ^^^^.

Their service is quite good. They will probably tell you two weeks but will turn them around much quicker in my experience.

Fred 4 · · San Diego, CA · Joined Mar 2013 · Points: 0

Don't really have time to send them in, and I'm on the road so I don't really have a set address to receive them back at so I'm looking for a place I can drop them off and pick them up as soon as possible. Mountain Tools seems like a descent option (not too far south from the bay), and I'll see if I can find that thread on SuperTopo since something a little more northward could be more convenient.

Tom Caldwell · · Clemson, S.C. · Joined Jun 2009 · Points: 3,743

You could have them send the return package as hold for pickup at a locally shipping store like ups. I remember there being a comments section on the mtntools order form that allows you to customize it. I used this when I was about to go on a climbing trip a wanted to make sure I received the cams where ever I was when they finished.

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