A Few Nuts, Cams, and Hooks

For many years I sporadically acquired nuts, cams and hooks primarily for my own climbing use. I did not start cataloging my collection until 2024. At that time my collecting expanded, but there are too many nuts, cams, and hooks for me to assemble a comprehensive collection, and so I do not try to do so.

If you would like to see a proper collection, I recommend Stéphane Pennequin's Nuts Museum:

I have not had time to research or test all of my nuts, cams and hooks in detail, and so I am only providing an image gallery at this time.

Nuts
(including slider nuts)


Altitude Equipment

Black Diamond

C.A.M.P. (Concezione Articoli Montagna Premana)

C.A.M.P./Chouinard

C.A.M.P./Interalp/Chouinard

C.A.M.P./Interalp

C.A.M.P./Lowe & C.A.M.P. Tri-cams

C.A.M.P./Lowe (except Tri-Cams)

Campbell

Cassin

Chouinard

Climb Tech

Climb X

Clog

CMI (orig. Colorada Mountain Ind.)

Colorado Nuts

DMM (orig. [Denis] Morehouse Eng.)

Dolt

Eiger

FallTech

Forrest

Go–Pro

Homemade, maker unknown

Hugn Banner

"KK" (unknown)

Kouba

Leeper

Lowe/Byrne

Mammut

Metolius

Mountain Activities

Omega Pacific

Pacific Crossing

Peck

Riegner

Russian, brand unknown

Salewa

Simond

SMC (Seattle Manufacturing Corp.)

Smileys

Storrick

Trango

Troll

Vento

Wild Country


Cams
(SLCDs)


ABC (Advanced Base Camp)

Alternative Current

Bergsport

Black Diamond

CCH (Colorado Custom Hardware)

Chouinard

DMM (orig. [Denis] Morehouse Eng.)

Edelrid

Hugh Banner

Kouba

Metolius

Omega Pacific

RockEmpire/Kouba

Russian

Tom Kasper

Totem Mountain

Trango

Vento

Wild Country

Wired Bliss


Hooks
(including Fiffi Hooks)
(If a hook is primarily meant to be
hammered into place, I call it a Piton)


Black Diamond

Cassin

Chouinard

Clog

Fish

Kong–Bonaiti

Krok

Leeper

Moses

Petzl

Pika

Salewa

Stubai

Ural Alp

Unknown