You are listening to the Enormo cast.

I think that Black Diamond has a marketing problem on their hands.

Too many camcodes. The C4, the Z4, the C3, the X3, the C3PO, and the R2-D2.

Oh hey, Disney lawyers. We'll scratch those last two.

But their problem is your gain because the reason for all the gobbling cook

is that Black Diamond refuses to stop innovating their cams.

First, they introduce the ultralight C4s, and 30% lighter equals pounds across a full rack, folks.

Which means you don't have to think twice about that glazed energy ring you gobbled

while standing in line at 7.11 at 4am on your Alpine start.

Then, if multi-sets of ultralight is too rich for your blood,

they made a wink and a nod to the cheap dirtbags and redesigned the original C4s 10% lighter.

Then, after another espresso or 10, they sat down and combined the C3 and X4 into the better,

Z4. Finally, sort of as a joke, I think. They burped out the number seven and number eight

camelots so the masochist could masochist even harder. Are you keeping up?

Well, the only thing to really remember is that the climber engineers at BD can't stop,

won't stop making their cams better. So the next time you're plugging your anywhere,

you're set up for yet another best day ever. So go to blackdominequipment.com and check out the

best protection money can buy. And you know what? It wouldn't hurt you to place a nut once in a

while either. Do you like compliments? Compliments are good, right? From the outright

straight to your face statements of praise to the knowing look and slight chin jet from your

favorite bro at the gym, compliments can turn your frown upside down in an instant.

And hands down of all the gear I pedal on the Norma Cast, the item that receives the most

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