So I'd second advice to get BD Camalots at least #2 and #3 or equivalents (Trango #7 and #8 work fine for me, but some people don't like them). Much like the pink, the orange has a strange cosmic juju that allows it to be exactly the piece you need when nothing else works.īlack Totem is usually a small enough cam 90% of the time, but the Orange Totem never seems to be a big enough cam. I probably use that just slightly less than the pink or black but much more than the red. I like the distribution curve with the changes you suggest (pic related) That's a very good recommendation for doubles in that range, although I'll probably just use the. I have the offsets and I've used them a lot, they're definitely the next nuts I would add. Nice rack, my first addition would be a #3 BD or WC cam, then I would double up on the black, blue and yellow totem (or equivalent) size, finally I would add DMM offset stoppers. It gives me so much more confidence to have pieces that stick hard.
I'm really digging these metolius nuts and totems (replacing wallnuts and C4s). That would rob me of the fun of designing a balanced lightweight rack. Seems kinda unsporting (for my conception of trad) to know all the pieces ahead of time.
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