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Topic	Date	User
DMM ripping off BD camalots?	9-Jul-2010 At 5:34:25 PM	Dutch
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I havent used the Dragons, but Ive played with them a fair bit at tradeshows and in the shop. The thumb loop is not an issue with the dragons. The termination point is quite large and dimpled and is as easy to hold as camalot and much easier to use than a wild country friend. They are the bomb, and are only a few dollars more than a camalot. p.s. cams have dropped in price alot over the last 12months. Friends and Camalots are all quite cheap compared to what they were several years ago in Australia and are much better value for money!

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