You are listening to the Enormo Cast.

Anthropologists tell us that since the beginning of time,

the hunt for three essential things has ruled primitive primates, food, shelter, and bomber

protection for thin cracks. Today, before dawn, we stashed a pile of Black Diamond

Camelot Z-4s at the base of the thin and fierce magic line

to see what kind of species we could lure in.

Now we wait. Oh my goodness, our first taker is a beautiful Halle O'Rechtus. Just look at those lads.

Hallele erectus is known for foregoing protection altogether, but when in need, it goes for the lightweight

versatility of the Camelot Z4 every time. Just magnificent.

Wait, wait, what's this approaching the crack?

Ah, an absolutely stunning female hazelonymous intrepidae.

These awesome and fearless creatures choose the Black Diamond Z4 for its low profile and holding power.

Ooh an embarrassment of riches this morning.

Now we see the bright plumage and bulging forms of Econoritis her sonus in all its trad climbing glory.

The Camelot Z4 provides the smooth quick action these beasts need as they push into the territory of the older, more tired and cranky

silverbacks.

Well, our experiment today has once again proven that the Z4 from Black Diamond is the smooth action low profile and lightweight

small cam of choice for species of trad climbers all over the globe. So head to

your local shop or Black Diamond Equipment.com to see these essential survival tools.

And if you listen carefully, you may even hear the somber call of a Didier Bertode echo from the cliffs.

A! Ah!

A!

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