hey c4s. you've got some competition.

[aidasr]

and they're from dmm


whhhhattt

http://www.rockclimbing.com/Articles/Ge ... _1051.html

[Fred]

wow... how does copyright law work for this sort of stuff?

[Stan]

IIRC, the BD patent expired this year

[Murph]

http://www.dmmclimbing.com/news.asp?nid=216&ngroup=1

[mick]

Looks like the design has changed again, no more thumb loop but full strength extendo-slings...

More after the jump:
http://rockclimbingcompany.blogspot.com/2010/02/dmm-dragon-cams.html

[Adam]

Looks like the design has changed again, no more thumb loop but full strength extendo-slings...

Dragons-small.jpg

More after the jump:
http://rockclimbingcompany.blogspot.com/2010/02/dmm-dragon-cams.html

dang why would they lose the thumb loop? that was one of the best improvements the C4s had in the past few years.

[Adam]

dang why would they lose the thumb loop? that was one of the best improvements the C4s had in the past few years.

ok i read the link and see why... but why not change the stem but still leave the thumb loop?? they're crazy to not have a thumb loop IMHO. makes handling/placing cams SOOO much nicer.

[the kydd]

Someone else showed me these earlier tonight, I thought they looked pretty sweet.

A thumb loop is one of the nicest features of the BD C4's. With-out the thumb loop I'm definantely not as interested in the dmm cams.

[Murph]

http://www.dmmclimbing.com/news.asp?nid=260&ngroup=1

http://www.dmmclimbing.com/productsDetails.asp?pid=4&pid2=249

[Murph]

Dragon Cam, boulder, fork lift. Watch