Tricamuary Volume 3. The Year of the Tricam.
|
|
Adam Gallimorewrote: How do you get that out? |
|
|
Might of needed two hands and a nut tool for that one... |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Nick Goldsmithwrote: Only when I’m working shifts in the NE. |
|
|
No pics but I recently bought a 4 pack of tricams, mostly because the beta for prodigal sun in Zion calls for a pink one… Since then I’ve mostly been test placing them in the ground. BUT, while leading Ant Crack Right at Phantom Spires, I found a spot when I really wanted gear and only the tricam would fit / work. I’m a convert and will carry tri-cams on my rack for long trad climbs and most definitely on aid pitches. |
|
|
Charles Winsteadwrote: A whole bunch of good tricam placements on prodigal sun! but I think you might also need the Red, just in case you were thinking about going with just the Pink. |
|
|
Aid placement on Zodiac in a wacky pin scar. It held aggressive bounce testing, but then pulled out with the gentlest of upward tugs. |
|
|
Making a point to place at least one tricam a day. This opens my eyes not just to tricam placements but all passive gear placements. This has been most helpful. |
|
|
Linked pitches on "Whodunit" at Tahquitz, nearly emptied all my gear loops of protection in the process. The trusty pink tricam delivered when I needed another piece for my anchor. Third piece not pictured |
|
|
Retro-trad of Made in the Shade 5.9- using tricams and a couple of small nuts for those cracks too small for a black. It started raining a little more than half-way up for bonus fun! |















