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Had to revive this thread...

Wow, thanks for the beta

Where's Trask when you need him?

I've had several pair of Montrail D7's and like them a lot. Unfortunately, they're out of production. You can still find them on discount sites, but it's getting hard to find them in specific sizes. They have a high rand and thin forefoot profile that makes them among the best for foot jamming in cracks. They don't edge all that well, but that's a tradeoff for overall comfort. You might check out the Garmonts. I haven't tried them, but I'm considering them myself.

We considered the line you took up, but nix'd the idea for the far moraine. It maybe added an hour total but avoided that objective hazard. Nice work

How far up that road are you going, all the way to Harts pass? It's fine up to Robinson Creek, maybe 10 miles up... was there maybe a month ago.

Nice job guys

You should be able to get $400 if they're in good shape, less if they're beat up. They're big ass walnut cabinets if I remember right. I lived with a pair of voice of the theater corner horns back in the day, and the things could crank Talk to the guys at Hawthorne on roosevelt

Try this, Le Petit Cheval

get it while you can

You're still a rad chica

:lmao:

A friend mentioned Barterfair a wile back. It sounds way hippie and way fun :[]

I missed out on the TG IPA at Rope Up... I have yet to have a taste

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I luv Elysian beers, but the Jasmine IPA I do not. My picks are Snoqualmie's Wildcat IPA and Big Time's Scarlet Fire IPA.

Hippies are nerds with long hair. Climbers are nerds that grew up.

Ya, this would've made the Imperfect Impasse perfectly passable. How exposed was the Class 3 at the top of Whatcom Peak?

I lost my altimeter, but this one isn't mine. Pardon me for jumping on your thread... If you're reading this and you found one near Big Beaver Creek Trail (approaches to Luna/Fury/Challenger,) PM me. Thanks

Good work. Learning to improvise and apply some of the basic skills taught in these classes is really important when climbing outside. on my harness, I always have two short perlon slings, two double slings, some extra biners and a cordalette. With those and knowledge of a few friction knots and load releasing hitches, you can ascend a rope, transition load or set up a haul system.

You have no concerns that we're evolving into a fascist state? The same complicity led the war crimes committed by the Nazis. That's nothing to yawn about.

Yeah, you should be drinking Milwaukee's Best Ice.

Just a little sprinkle in the morning (not.) I really look forward to sleeping in though

Nice, that was a big day