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Where I usually get webbing they were out of 1" Black, but they're getting some in tomorrow. I'll try and bring it to the Madrone soirre Thursday if I can. I was going to get 100'. Is that enough?

Oh hell, I keep that in my trunk! I have plenty!

I'll cover you on some 1" webbing. How much do you need? Cut in any particular lengths? Or just bulk?

Thanks

Hi Andy!

What length are they?

Here is one TR. Do a search in this section for more info. And eventually others will chime in as well.

Good deal!

I missed the K2 one, but I saw the Denali one. Interesting. But I kept trying to figure out who the key sponsor was of the expedition.

I have USAA insurance for everything. They are the absolute best IMO. For my homeowners policy (I've had renters and it was the same), all that you mentioned, would likely be covered. Even though I have access to this, I have shopped around and every company I talked to when told I was with USAA said they couldn't touch their rates. AND, we get a tasty little dividend every Christmas reflecting the difference between the company's revenues and the claims paid out. The only thing is to get it you have to be either military, former military, or a dependent. Similar to the loose rules of joining a credit union. But the rules nonetheless.

If you want to sell it, PM me and let me know what you want for it. I may take you up on it. I have been looking for something like that and the lighter weight doesn't bother me.

Nice read Chad. I really enjoyed that.

Apparently you can get them in Everett. They look like great gloves.

I love your prose Mike. Smacks a little of Charles Bukowski. The pictures are great too! Thanks

Thanks Stonehead! I missed that and wanted to see it. Good stuff!

Harry Pi ...where's he been lately anyway!? "Thank you very much for allow me to post."

Patagonia? or Arc'teryx? They don't seem to exist on the Patagonia site.

This is a bit long...but VERY funny.

Hi Daj...welcome. CC is a great place to start. Lots of cool cats around here. Look over this thread. John is a great guy. And Ivan is a blast to climb with.

Marmot? I'm not aware of a hooded one though.

The rando rope would be ok, but make sure you size your pussiks down accordingly so they work when you need them. I tend to echo others in that ~9mm x ~50m single is a good choice for what it sounds like you're into.

Good call Ryland. Nice pic Iain. Of course there was that infamous slab avalanche in May a few years back off the WCR. I also remember someone mentioning something about a slab coming of the east side of CR. But in the winter? Like Ryland said, know how to read the snowpack. It's WET up there now.

This is a TR for Little Tahoma. HOWEVER, it's not recent ---it's from last May---and it's not from the Muir approach. But it's a great read (as are all of Phil's other TR) so take from it what you can. You didn't say whether or not you've been there before, so you may find some useful info here. Have fun!