When you rack your cams, either on your harness or on a gear sling, do you rack them so the inner or outer lobes face out away from your thigh? Or perhaps you've got a harness that makes the cams sit differently; which lobes are facing forward?
I find that my harness seems to twist the position of the cams slightly, so I guess I rack mine with the inner lobes facing out and forward at the same time. I think I remember Craig Luebben mention it in one of his books as the proper orientation, but I can't remember where...
When you rack your cams, either on your harness or on a gear sling, do you rack them so the inner or outer lobes face out away from your thigh? Or perhaps you've got a harness that makes the cams sit differently; which lobes are facing forward?
I find that my harness seems to twist the position of the cams slightly, so I guess I rack mine with the inner lobes facing out and forward at the same time. I think I remember Craig Luebben mention it in one of his books as the proper orientation, but I can't remember where...
Why on earth would this matter? Oh, and what are you going to do with Trango Splitter Cams???
When you rack your cams, either on your harness or on a gear sling, do you rack them so the inner or outer lobes face out away from your thigh? Or perhaps you've got a harness that makes the cams sit differently; which lobes are facing forward?
I find that my harness seems to twist the position of the cams slightly, so I guess I rack mine with the inner lobes facing out and forward at the same time. I think I remember Craig Luebben mention it in one of his books as the proper orientation, but I can't remember where...
I rack biner gate facing out. That means that the cams get racked however they happen to be sitting on the biner at that moment. I'd be willing to bet that around 99.99999% of climbers don't care in the slightest what way their cams are racked (in the context of your question), and I don't know about your cams, but mine certainly rotate and move around as I'm climbing.
When you rack your cams, either on your harness or on a gear sling, do you rack them so the inner or outer lobes face out away from your thigh? Or perhaps you've got a harness that makes the cams sit differently; which lobes are facing forward?
I find that my harness seems to twist the position of the cams slightly, so I guess I rack mine with the inner lobes facing out and forward at the same time. I think I remember Craig Luebben mention it in one of his books as the proper orientation, but I can't remember where...
The obviously correct answer is to alternate. That way they rack closer together and thus take up less space on your harness.
When you rack your cams, either on your harness or on a gear sling, do you rack them so the inner or outer lobes face out away from your thigh? Or perhaps you've got a harness that makes the cams sit differently; which lobes are facing forward?
I find that my harness seems to twist the position of the cams slightly, so I guess I rack mine with the inner lobes facing out and forward at the same time. I think I remember Craig Luebben mention it in one of his books as the proper orientation, but I can't remember where...
Your mom likes it when I rack both the inner and outer lobes of her cam, from the front and back.
When you rack your cams, either on your harness or on a gear sling, do you rack them so the inner or outer lobes face out away from your thigh? Or perhaps you've got a harness that makes the cams sit differently; which lobes are facing forward?
I find that my harness seems to twist the position of the cams slightly, so I guess I rack mine with the inner lobes facing out and forward at the same time. I think I remember Craig Luebben mention it in one of his books as the proper orientation, but I can't remember where...
Your mom likes it when I rack both the inner and outer lobes of her cam, from the front and back.
I was expecting ball nuts to be included in your post.... very disappointed!
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