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Hey, that bucket should fit if you tighten the chin strap really tight.

Screws all gone. Everything else still exists.

Mammut Grappler size 10 US. $30 Good Condition. Agressive Lined sport shoe similar to red 5.10 Razor. Fit is also similar to 5.10. Old Voile Snake Skins. Size ?, I had them on my 205cm Kazamas. $10 Good condition. Ice screws as follows: Dmm 2 x 12cm steel w/ratcheting hanger. 1 x 20cm steel w/ratcheting hanger. 1 x 20cm aluminum with steel teeth and ratcheting hanger. Russian Ti 17cm. Screws are $5 each. None have seen falls or been dropped. Brand New in package clipless pedals. Shimano pd m505 with sandal decks. Good Mountain pedal equivalent to Deore. $50. Shipping will likely be no more than $5 dollars on any of these items. Please PM.

Hey S@#ttalker. Would you please deliver me a topo of McClellan like you said you would. jandslindATPeoplepc.com Take care

I think so. I've been in the EXP for this ice season and I love them. It's not like they get replaced every year.

It's not hard. Consider joining the Spokane Mountaineers. NYC007 is a member, he can give you all sorts of beta.

The picks on the Monsters are replaceable and there have been rumblings about making a thinner water ice pick for these tools as well.

So, I am at the local gym the other night and it is kids climbing team practice. Little fockers were everywhere. Point being, I noticed a group of youngsters probably half a dozen ages 8-12, over by the campus board. Their coach was helping them campus and encouraging them to campus on their own. WTF. This doesn't seem like a good idea. Any thoughts on it?

The notion that you must live in Spokane to give a damn about what goes on seems rather odd. For all we know Dane's ego could be what our solar system revolve's around. Does it matter? I believe that the issues are what matters. Bolting holds on the rock so that someone without the skills or strength can do the move seems as preposterous to me as paving the Snow Creek trail into the enchantments so that everyone can enjoy the wilderness. As far as ego's go. IMO there is nothing wrong with an ego. It seems that it occasionally takes somebody with one to get stuff done. This may burst many of your bubbles but climbing is a very Macho sport and egotistical climbers are not an exception. I have worked in the gear industry for awhile and have spoken with many self proclaimed hard men/women. Rumr, are you suggesting that Dane wants to be nominated Grand Czar of climbing? Maybe Dane wants to take over the world and control the rate at which we revolve around his ego? It doesn't matter really. What matters are the issues of bolting holds onto climbs that are future testpieces and bolting easily protected cracks. Is establishing an ethic for an area a bad thing? Is recognizing that an ethic HAS ALREADY BEEN ESTABLISHED IN AN AREA wrong? I have not yet seen this Rock and Ice ad. Maybe it was a little over the top. Maybe the quote was dumb. Who cares? Do You?

I have been climbing on mammut ropes for awhile. I dig them. Triodess is currently a black marking on the rope and not a braid change. My triodess has been holding up fine. As far as impact force goes, I would take a look at the numbers for yourself. I was comparing an infinity 9.5 to a Beal the other day and the mammut had lower kn's. However, as far as BW goes. I have owned two different BW ropes and the damn things were so kinky from factory to retirement that they wouldn't have been suitable for a rope mat.

I have a pair of the Raichle 90 degree EXP. They are comfortable and seem to fit me well. They climb water ice great. I would say that they are similar to sportiva Nepal in overall beef, but they have a slightly softer upper than the Nepals so they offer a little more dexterity. I was also impressed with their walking comfort. I did the DC with them in August and they walked great. AS far as the 90 Degree GTX goes. I have worn them and they climb Vert ice ok. If you were looking for a boot strictly for vertical water ice then I would consider some other options. However, they are an excellent choice for general mountaineering and for steep alpine ice. Comparable to Sportiva Lhotse's or the old Technica Altitude plus.

I have been using a pair. Very supportive, aka not sensitive. Would be a good alpine shoe. Seems to be lasted more like their approach shoes than a rock shoe. Edges ok, very comfy. No good on overhanging terrain. Pretty nice in hand/fist sized cracks.

These are the women's model size 7, 38, UK 4.5. They are in good/practically new condition. My wife wore them on a 2 mile hike and decided they were not for her. I want $50 for them plus $3 dollars postage.

Hmmm, let's say I go climbing at way honed area with my new Raveltek tools and I break a pick. How many stores do you think I will have to go to in order to acquire a spare pick for my off brand tools while on my roadtrip. They are cheaper and they do climb similar to Quarks. I suggest that if you choose to purchase them you stock up on accessories so you have stuff when your local shop decides to drop the line.

Climb: Rainier-DC Date of Climb: 8/18/2004 Trip Report: DC is in good shape. Lot's of guided groups on route. RMI has to different routes wanded through the portion above the cleaver. The climbers left will be melted out soon while the climbers right may persist for a couple weeks.

Maybe Iconoclast on the SCW for any interested westsidaz.

Who's up for a day trip on Friday. Do FF and something else. PM Me.

Sorry, no pics as my camera is having technical difficulties. I will be able to do something for you soon.

Where are you coming from? I would be very interested. Which route do you want to do on the perch?

1pr of K2 piste stinx 170 w/o bindings. Bases are in good shape. Drilled twice, still room for one more pair of bindings. Asking 75 1pr of Atomic Tourcap guides 180 w/o bindings. Bases are also in good shape. Only one mount for silveretta 500. These skis have 10 days on them. Asking 100 Shipping is your responsiblilty.

Seeing how I started climbing in the early nineties that would be how I screwed it up. I follow dihedral up to where it narrows and cruise right onto the top of Razor's edge. Thanks for the info. It is a great way to finish the dihedral.

Who wants to climb today in Spokane or Post Falls. I'll be going tomorrow, thursday, as well. Trad or Sport. PM me.

Don Q, Dihedral with Step Left of Boston finish.

Rock 106..

I'd have to agree. Free Friends is probably the best one. However, as far as link ups go. A good moderate way to get to the top would be E Face Direct to the South prow, then cross over to Fun roof on the big ledge for your finish. Mix up the scenery a bit and never get too hard. Dane, Maybe when you come over for Fulton's reception you can make your trip to the 'Kirks for the summer.