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Yikes! Reminds me of this guy: We all know how that ended

Sounds like another great weekend at Smiff

I run into them all the time in Tacoma. They're mostly dudes from the army base.

show up at a Pub Club there are plenty of people open to taking a newbie out

The one in Tacoma ain't gonna be a Vertical World.

streaming smoothbeats. Phife Dawg playing right now.

Wait for the one in Tacoma to open

That looks fun...I might have to check it out

Word on the street is that the gym by the Narrows is a pretty sure deal.

Yeah...she's pretty hot.

geezuz

Well...shit. I hope she makes it

Does this include crapping your pants when you get super sketched?

They're hard plastic, 3/4 length with a slight rise in the heel for running. They'd suck in boots.

Yes it's inaccurate to say everybody and their mother should be wearing Superfeet. That's dumb. However it's been widely accepted that aftermarket insoles are a big component to getting a custom fit out of your boots. I have them just so I'm not using my custom orthotics in my hiking/skiing boots. And if you bought them just cuz the green vests were hyping them - you deserve it

Nice to see ya'll there. Even though I did show up late.

I gotta use em for my flat feet. I have a pair moving into their third season.

Word Matt. Thanks for volunteering to organize it this year Schultz!

My Arctis Expeditions are sized down with an Intuition Liner in them. The fit is much better for climbing in technical terrain, however it doesn't give the liner much room to expand at altitude (a small issue when I was up high...I just made sure to lace my boots super loose.) The deal with the Koflach boots is that they use a more flexible plastic around the ankle, which is great for walking around, but become a liability when frontpointing for a long time. My old Invernos were solid for ice climbing - the boot was more supportive and I could rest on the shell. Ice climbing in the Koflachs is still fine, but not quite as good. I'd still rather use my Supermountains or Nepal Extremes if its not butt ass cold. At least that's this crappy climber's 2 cents.

It depends on where Annabelle is climbing that month.

Even more pics:

Pretty reliable in my book (even more so than any other watch I've had) - it's been getting beaten up for the last three years on alpine climbs, skiing trips and a trip to Alaska. You can replace the battery yourself, and I don't have any issue recommending it to people who ask. My dos centavos.

Ummm...anyone I can hitch a ride with?