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Review: CAMP Photon Wire Carabiner

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David Morris
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As a dedicated climber I've used the CAMP Photon #WireCarabiner over the past year. Its standout compact design, thanks to the wire gate, allows for easy clipping in tight spots and on your harness or pack. Perfect for multi-pitch climbs, it ensures quick and effortless clipping and unclipping. Despite its light weight, it's impressively strong. The Photon Wire is a top choice for those seeking durable and reliable #climbinggear.
https://verticallstore.com/products/camp-photon-wire-carabiner
#rockclimbing #climbingclips #carabiner
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