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Black Diamond Camalot™ Z4

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About This Item

Design

  • RigidFlex stem stays rigid in-hand for easy placement, but flexes once placed to reduce walking
  • Dual twisted cable construction for uniform flex on larger sizes: Single cable construction on smaller sizes to avoid buckling and reduce trigger profile
  • Narrow head width for tight placements
  • Sandblasted lobes for better holding power
  • Lightweight yet durable Dynex sling with a unique color scheme

Style and Team Spirit

  • Black Diamond® graphic label

Additional Details

  • Cleaning: Rinse and dry. No corrosive materials.
  • Brand : Black Diamond
  • Style : 10479693E
  • Web ID: 23BDIUCMLTZ4S20XXCACA
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4.9

164 Reviews

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Z4

Already used the 0. 1 purchased, really light cam in the micro sizes.

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It's A Flexy Cam

Does what a C4 does but better for horizontal placements, bomber

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Well Done

Great action, lightweight and easy to place. BD cams for life!

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Best Small Cams

I've tried many other brands and the Z4 continues to impress. The double-lobe sizes in particular are money. Lightweight, flexible, nice range. A+

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The Best (In Some Of The Range)

Best on the market between 0. 3 and 0. 75. Below 0. 3, trigger action isn't great, time to bring back 0-000 C3s.

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