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Please email peterandmountain at hotmail dot com Prices are in Canadian dollars, I live in Vancouver. Shipping extra. Arcteryx Beta AR Jacket, 5 yrs Old but in great shape, with NEW Zippers last year on Warranty replacement. $75 BD Turbo Express Ice Screw 10cm $30 BD D9 Backcountry Snow Shovel $25 Mountain Hardwear Kiva Mesh Insert $50 BCA Tracker DTS Avalanche Beacon, new in Box, $175 Spot Tracker Locater Beacon, new in Box, $100 Thermarest Neoair, first generation, new in Box, $60 Integral Designs Sil Poncho, new $45 G3 Onyx Binding w/leashes, new, $150 North Face/ A5 Double Gear Sling, Big Wall Rack Harness, $35 13 assorted Quickdrws $50 for them all Metolius Rope Hook x2 $5ea DMM Nut Tool $5 Nuts RP #0,#1, #2x2, #3 and BD #7 $25 120cm Daisy Chain x 2 $10ea 60cm Daisy Chain $5 22 Oval Biners, mostly BD, $40 18 assorted non locking carabiners $35 24 assorted locking Carabiners $50 Leatherman Supertool with Bit accessories $50 Wmns Black Diamond Harness adjustable legs size Med, $35 Petzl MYO XP Belts x 2 $40 ea Sorry no pics as my camera is broking. Email for details on gear.

Metolius Master Cams #1 regular new $40 #00/0 offset used $35 #0/1 offset used $35 Metolius Power Cam #00 New $40 BD C4 ALL NEW .4, .5, 1, 2 $40ea For all of the $300 canadian email peterandmountain at hotmail dot com

Petzl Ascension Ascenders Left and Right, used $60 for pair Petzl Quark Ergo Ice Tools with Adze and extra picks $200 Petzl Elios Helmet $35 Camp Armour Helmet $34 Metolius Master Cam #1 $40 Metolius Master Cam Offsets #00/#0 and #0/#1 $35ea Metolius 4cu #00 $40 RPS #0,#1,#2x2, #3 $25for all Mountain Hardwear Kiva Mesh Insert $50 Shipping extra, pick up in North Vancouver, BC paypal or canada post cod email peterandmountain at hotmail dot com

he just made enough money off me to fund his next climbing trip. offset aliens in my dreams tonight.

Ice Boots still available. New Prices check edited version above

TC pros Sold, 80$ shipped. Come on make offers I only have tomorrow left before I need to move it all with me.

Trango Ice Boots pending! Bump

TC Pros are pending. Bump.

Moving to Squamish on the weekend and I don't want to move all the stuff that I don't need. Make an offer. Prices are Canadian, Paypal works for payment, shipping Ill let you know before we sign the dotted line. But you pay. FOR SALE La Sportiva Trango Ice Boots- SIZE 44 Used one day, look brand new. This model is about 2 years old great boot. $200 now $150 La Sportiva Trango Alpine Boots- SIZE 44.5 Used 30days, good shape These boots are 3 years old. $150 now $100 La Sportiva Venom Rock Shoes - SIZE 38 Brand new in BOX. $60 now 50 La Sportiva Katana XS Grip - SIZE 39.5 Brand new in Box. $60 now 50 La Sportiva TC Pro - SIZE 41 Brand new in Size 42 Box $80 SOLD La Sportiva Trad Master- SIZE 41.5 Brand New in Box $50 now 40 La Sportiva Mythos - SIZE 42 used once no box $50 now 40 Petzl Lazer Sonic Ice Screws - 22cm and 17cm placed once each. Come in Ice Screw Holders from Petzl. $35ea now 25 Mountain Hardwear Dragon Jacket - Size Mens Small Brand new with Tags on, color Green Flash. Great Waterproof Softshell. $75

where is the Mt. Baker spot?

where is the spot by Mt. Baker???

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http://www.alpinist.com/doc/web10w/newswire-spray-on-wi10-gadd-emmett check out this link.

On the descent before the last rappel. I remember my partner calling his GF to tell her that we were on our way down. So it works on the south/ west side

Trip: Upper Pet Wall- Murrin Park - Left of the summer rock route - Czech it Out Date: 12/21/2008 Trip Report: Climbed a fun line at upper Pet Wall (Murrin Park). Replaced tree anchor as well as cord on 2 1/4 inch bolt anchor. It took mostly 13cm screws with a couple of 16's. 15m in the sun so growing daily. Nice ice overall throughout the day. Can be Tr'd easily if you want. On lead a couple of nuts or a blue tcu or green alien could be used to protect the last little bit to the anchor. Shannon Falls was still not in, but a line on the left which looked like a fun WI 4/4+ was in. People were starting up it. Get there early as 3 groups showed up all at the same time. Forcing us to go looking elsewhere.

After having chatted with Miles and sharing photos Dru was right and the corner we climbed was The Myled Thing. So correct your guidebooks were it say The Myled Thing is 20m left of Alice and put 15ft right next to Alice on the left corner that forms its slab. Great climb, fun pick torques with all the shit where you need it. Go climb it if your in the bluffs as it was the steepest most fun I have had in there so far.

the route description for The Myled Thing says 20m to the left of Alice which there is another corner with a hanging curtain that looks more like the grade that, that route is given. I wouldnt just say it to spray it Im putting it out there. The corner that I climbed was literally the corner attached to the same slab that makes up Alice on Ice. I forwarded pics to Adrian to put on West Coast Ice so take a look when those go up and let me know what you think then. I would love to bolt it this week and send it.

Climbed in Squamish today 12/17/2008. We climbed first in the Smoke Bluffs at Alice on Ice area. It was 1"-6" thick. Took several 13cm screws and a 16cm just about. I lead the right corner side of Alice getting a little rock pro plus screws with an exciting dry/rock exit. The center flow was leadable but marginal ice quality and the top 15feet were hollow with water behind. Top roped an excellent corner just left of Alice on Ice with about 15feet of drytooling/M6 followed by a pull onto a steep curtain that ended in 3+ rolling ice to the top left of Alice on Ice and probably the best possible top out on that side. We then headed to Nintendo 69 which has formed way differently this year to years past with a crazy windblown 12-15ft hood blocking the right exit and having sucked all the dripping water away from the left side making for some hard drytooling to finish to the top. Last year I added one bolt to this upper section to facilitate a fun mixed finish out the left side but it is bare up there making it all in all harder shape even just gaining the upper ramp this year as wide stems are the ticket through. Water was available on most of the routes in these areas, so it should continue to fatten up which will keep it fun for a little while longer Im sure.

Talked to my friend at 17200 camp yesturday. He is up there on an NPS Vollie Ranger round with his wife. Sounded like a lot of work during that rescue. Imagine 2000ft on your ass he is one lucky S.O.B. Buddy had no broken bones just superficial injuries. Thats is definitely one life off his 9. Sounds like the last couple of days have been pretty glorious up high over the last couple of days.

http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/418914.html no great news. Just news. My good friends are up there on a Ranger patrol. I'm wishing them well. And my best wishes to the friends and family of the missing.

I bought one for a trip to the Waddington Range last summer. It worked quite well for what I was needing. We were a group of 3, myself and my friends that are a couple t.a and K.M. We were flowing into the range but were planning on hiking out so light weight was of the essence. I held strong in it for the whole trip and it worked really well. It breathes well and is less prone to collapsing in high winds then other BD tents like the firstlight because of the 3rd pole design which allows you to anchor the tent off of the roof level. Yes its small but its light and if your under 5'10" you'll fit no problem. I lived in this thing continuously for a 5 day storm that gave my friends more issues in their EV2 then I had in mine although I did have the advantage of being able to go to their house for cooking during the storm Would I use it again? For light weight fastpacking or other such endeavours yes but for a multi week trip no. I would be smarter and choose to fly in and out and carry a big fucking tent to enjoy the whole trip. My 2cents

$400can comes with one used extra pic and allen key. Leashes are not attached. Pics available drop me an email at peterandmountain at hotmail dot com

Quoting Don Serl from the 1st edition of West Coast Ice, I think he says it best. "One general comment that can be passed along regarding ice screws is that variety is better than a homogeneous rack. Ice is highly variable, and optimim placements can usually be found for short screws and for long screws, for drive in's and threaded screws, fot fat tubes and their thinner cousins. resist the temptation to stock up on the latest, greatest arrival on the scene; buy broad, not deep." Obviously you need to change some of the wording to match the market of today but you get the point. Glad to hear the feedback on the laser sonics been thinking about picking up a couple getting rid of a couple older BD's.

no sign of a crampon on the descent that we saw yesturday after climbing the ramp Thanks for all the boot prints definetly made it easier. As for the direct finish did anyone climb that this go around, we were still using headlamps at this part of the climb and it looked really thin so we stuck with the regular route. Started at 420 from the parking area back to the car at 853 a lot faster then other times I have climbed it and thats because of snow conditions as well as a partner that ran the downhill that I needed to keep up too. "Peas" did you solo it?

Fish makes them check out this link Fish Products Website click on Newest of New and scroll down to bottom. 25$ per pair.