You are listening to the Enormo Cast.

When it comes to CAMs, nobody stays ahead of the curve like Black Diamond,

and until their climber engineers get antsy again,

they've settled on quite the quiver of active protection.

On top of the heap are the ultralight camelots, the lightest, baddest cams in the land.

Then the venerable C4s have been updated time and again to achieve near perfection in smooth

handling and bomber security and rumor has it that if you hold a red C4 up to the

light of an Indian Creek blood moon and whisper, Gamala, Gamala, Gamala, Gamla, Gamla, a sentient coyote will trot up and teach you how to ringlock at last. And finally for the thin end of things the super tech Z4 is round out the rack all the way down to the wee little

maybe I can fall but I don't really want to fall probably will hold but let's not find out

number zero. The bottom line is nobody researches redesign redesigns, and continues to improve their cams like Black Diamond.

So go to black diamond equipment.com or your favorite local shop and reward yourself with a couple new units for the comingank. Green P'on, Leverdon, the Kalank, Seyuz' Z.

But there is also the legendary wind.

The Mistra. A strong cold nearly z useless winds that can drive the people mad.

But, create conditions parfé for Escalade.

Huh, huh?

One moment. Let me put down my baget and my cigarette.

Ah we.

Now, La Sportiva has captured the masterly wind in a new shoe, the Mistral.

Slightly downturn for precision, but also designed for performance and comfort.

A sticky toe patch makes the Mistral and all around her for hooking and jamming alike.

And let me tell you something.

I have never slipped my feet into a more comfortable climbing shoe.

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