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Why We Like The Wild Country Zero Friend Set #0.4-0.75
Wild Country has made some fantastic improvements to their Zero Friend Set #0.4-0.75, making it the perfect choice for climbers seeking narrow heads. With a slightly adapted camming angle of 13.75°, these camming devices fit snugly into shallower placements, thinner cracks, pockets, and even peg scars better than ever before.
What sets these cams apart is their single stem design, which features armored metal plates for maintaining a stiff flex that is not typically found in single stems.
Details
These Wild Country cams are the largest and lightest available for modern trad climbing.
Thanks to the slightly adapted camming angle, these cams are perfect for smaller placements.
The double axle design not only maximizes the expansion range but also acts as cam stopes for added safety.
With a strong steel cable and armored metal plates, these cams offer consistent flex.
The thumb loop on these cams is large enough to double as a boon for aid climbing.
Additionally, the extendable Dyneema sling is slim, durable, and incredibly convenient.
Specs
Material: cable steel sling Dyneema lobes hot forged aluminum alloy
Placement Range: [0.4] 15.8 - 26mm [0.5] 20 - 32.9mm [0.75] 25 - 41.1mm
Cam Lobes: 4
Axle: dual
Stem: single
Claimed Weight: [0.4] 2.49oz [0.5] 2.71oz [0.75] 2.91oz
Manufacturer Warranty: limited 2 years
