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YWESKI

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  • Birthday 06/09/1969

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  1. I have way too many skis, so if you are interested in a pair of Randonee Skis, here is your chance to get them cheap. They were use ONLY twice! Here are the info: Brand: Black Diamond Ethic 05/06 Size: 167cm Binding: Fritschi Freeride Condition: Perfect! Accessories: 2 pair of climbing skins, one used and one brand new + Ski crampons. Invested more than $700 back then, selling for $300
  2. No, the framesheet cannot be removed like their old Ceres packs (and I AM working at REI )
  3. MH BUNKER 1 TENT IS SOLD.
  4. Hi all, I have a few items up for grabs. 1. Black Diamond Ethic AT Skis with Fritschi Freeride Bindings: Used only 2 times. size 167cm. Comes with 2 set of Ascension STS pre-trimmed skins (one used and one is brand spanking new) and ski crampons. Invested more than $1100 for this setup last year. 2. MSR XGK EX stove: Brand new!! (regular retail at $149) 3. Brand new Mountain Hardwear Bunker 1 tent: Still in the bag. (regular retail at $450) Please pm me with a reasonable price. Thanks.
  5. The Salomon Scream 10 is sold. Thanks.
  6. 1. I have too many skis!! need to sell my Scream 10 Hot with 165cm and S912Ti Binding. Used only 3 times at Mammoth last season. They were always waxed after each uses, the bindings were checked and calibrated so they are ready to rip the slope. There is no rust or major scratches. The edges are sharp and perfect! These skis were also properly stored in a ski bag at all times. Asking price $300 plus shipping 2. have a BRAND NEW pair of Streetskis Freeride CTX that I would like to sell. These are the closest altenative to downhill skiing in summer season. The techniques stay exactly the same as downhill skiing, but instead of snow, you now can ski on roads or pavements. These Streetskis come with Marker Binding. All you need are your regular ski boots, poles, helmet and off you go. They will fit boots with 26.5-27 Mondo size. For more info., you can check out http://www.streetski.com/ My wife bought them for me for $425. Asking price $300. Thanks.
  7. THE WATCH IS SOLD. THANKS.
  8. I am selling my 7 months old Sunnto Vector watch. It has a yellow case with black face. The watch is in excellent condition with small scratches on the surface. Every functions work perfect (Chronograph, Barometer, Altimeter, Compass with declination adjustment). Asking price: $85 (shipping within the U.S. included). Email me at yweski@socal.rr.com. Thanks for looking.
  9. I have the 5ºF Western Mountaineering Antelope SMF and it is more than enough for what you do. But overall, you can't go wrong with either FF or WM.
  10. Only used 2 days. The boots have some minor scuffs on the shell but the soles and liners are in excellent condition. A pair of brand new Superfeet insoles are included. Asking price $200+ shipping.
  11. I have used both Bibler I-tent and the MK1XL and here are my thoughts on each: Bibler Pro's: More solid in the snow & wind. The peak vents work better than the MK. The side wall guideout points are included with the tent (the MK does not, you have to order this as an option). The vestibule design (sold separately) is much better than ID. It does not have snow built up as much as ID. The vestibule door design is a lot easier to use, too. Bibler Con's: Harder to set up because the fabric is so taut when I insert the poles, my least favorite is the corner buttons, you have to insert each pole tips into these small metal pockets. ID MK1XL Pro's: Much easier to set up; no plastic clips (as mentioned from other post), no corner pockets. ID offers custom-made tent with different color and feature options. The standard tent floor is a lot thicker than Bibler. And last but not least, the MK1 is made in Canada vs. China for the Bibler ID MK1XL Con's: The vestibule design needs major improvement. I actually don't like the vent tube that much. It does need more guideout in the wind since the tent is not as taut as Bibler. About the breathability, Tegraltex and ToddTex are actually the very same fabric, both companies purchase their PTFE laminate from the same source. But Bibler I-tent seem to breath better because of the peak vent design. Just my 2 cents. Hope that helps.
  12. Used only one night. '05 model. 800 down fill. 1lb 5oz. Regular size fits up to 6ft. Shoulder girth at 60 inches. Absolutely excellent condition. Comes with stuff sac and mesh bag for storage. Retail at $250. Will sell for $175. Please contact me at iannguyen@verizon.net. Thanks.
  13. Thanks so much for the info., just picked up one pair, can't wait for the snow to come!!!
  14. I have a hard-to-find solo single wall/breathable tent from Garuda (US made) that I would like to part, it's rarely used. It has 27.5 sq. feet of living space, 1 pole, and 2 doors (I don't think there's any other solo tent that offers 2 doors out there). The tent is also completely and nicely seam sealed. The total weight is about 3.7lbs with 3 Easton stakes. This tent got many good reviews in the past. Asking for $225 (US shipping included) Email me at ianvunguyen@earthlink.net if interested. Thanks.
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