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Description
On fast-and-light missions and smash-and-grab ascents when weight really matters, the Black Diamond Camalot Ultralight presents a 25% weight savings over the Camalot. With sculpted lobes that account for a portion of the weight savings, the Camalot Ultralight features a dyneema cord in place of a cable with all of the same strength you rely on. A double-axle design allows for the widest placement range possible for each cam device, and color coding makes for easy identification when quick pro is paramount. When light is right, the Camalot Ultralight is essential.
- Double-axle design offers widest range for each cam unit
- Dyneema core stem design is strong, durable and low-profile
- 14mm dyneema tape sling
- Ergonomically optimized stem and thumb loop for surgically precision placements
- Color-coded for easy identification and wide range of sizes
- Weight: 74 g (2.61 oz)
- Strength: 10 kN (2248 lbf)
- Range: 19.6-33.5 mm (0.77-1.32 in)
Product Reviews
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Reviewed by 24 customers
moving into the FUTURE
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Lighter and so far, more durable and better made. I still have many of the original bd cams and I think these will last even longer!
moving into the FUTURE
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Lighter and so far, more durable and better made. I still have many of the original bd cams and I think these will last even longer!
Classic cam gone lighter
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Sizes .75-3 just as advertised. Feels essentially just like a C4, but lighter. Showing wear quicker than my C4s, but that's true of any ultralight gear. The .4 and .5 sizes feel a little different than their C4 counterparts, less svelte in the hand, but work just fine. Number four feels superior in every way. Favorite cam of this size ever. Weight savings is most noticeable in the bigger sizes.
Classic cam gone lighter
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Sizes .75-3 just as advertised. Feels essentially just like a C4, but lighter. Showing wear quicker than my C4s, but that's true of any ultralight gear. The .4 and .5 sizes feel a little different than their C4 counterparts, less svelte in the hand, but work just fine. Number four feels superior in every way. Favorite cam of this size ever. Weight savings is most noticeable in the bigger sizes.
Love these cams!
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I decided to try these out since I have owned a couple of iterations of Camalots every since the days of the Chouinard twin stem Camalots (which I still have in a box somewhere). I already own a double set of current generation Camalots but the potential weight loss was enticing. Bottom line: The weight savings is awesome. The functionality is great. I have had no issues with these new additions to my classic rack! I'm still going to use my classic Camalots when I need to double up my rack or when weight doesn't matter but these cams rock.
Love these cams!
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I decided to try these out since I have owned a couple of iterations of Camalots every since the days of the Chouinard twin stem Camalots (which I still have in a box somewhere). I already own a double set of current generation Camalots but the potential weight loss was enticing. Bottom line: The weight savings is awesome. The functionality is great. I have had no issues with these new additions to my classic rack! I'm still going to use my classic Camalots when I need to double up my rack or when weight doesn't matter but these cams rock.
Now I don't want to carry anything else
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The Camelot just keeps on evolving into something better and better. It is really hard for me to grab any of the older generations when racking up for a climb. It is difficult for me to imagine how you could make them any nicer....like, what will the next ones be like?! So far ahead of the dual stem originals:)
Now I don't want to carry anything else
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The Camelot just keeps on evolving into something better and better. It is really hard for me to grab any of the older generations when racking up for a climb. It is difficult for me to imagine how you could make them any nicer....like, what will the next ones be like?! So far ahead of the dual stem originals:)
The best just got better
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I bought doubles of the new Camalot Ultralight's and broke them in climbing the Diamond on Longs Peak twice. The function is as good as my old Camalot's but with 25% weight savings the lack of girth is instantly noticeable especially when we had to haul up 2x #4's to do Pervertical Sanctuary. For big approach alpine routes these are worth every penny!
The best just got better
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I bought doubles of the new Camalot Ultralight's and broke them in climbing the Diamond on Longs Peak twice. The function is as good as my old Camalot's but with 25% weight savings the lack of girth is instantly noticeable especially when we had to haul up 2x #4's to do Pervertical Sanctuary. For big approach alpine routes these are worth every penny!