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  1. I am purging the crap from my garage. See below for the goods. First Come - First Served.

     

    I live is Issaquah. So Eastside meet-up locations are ideal.

     

    Email me if interested. thomas.lindsley@gmail.com

     

    Hardware:

    SOLD: 9 SMC Snow Stakes, 11.75in - $4 for the bunch

    SOLD: 5 SMC Snow Stakes, 10in - $2 for the bunch (or free if you buy the 9 11.75.

    SOLD: 10 Assorted lightweight backpacking tent stakes - $1 (free if you buy the snow stakes).

    1 Figure 8 - $2

    1 Oval - $1

    1 Chock Pick - $1

    SOLD: 1 Pair Leki 3 Section Trekking Poles $8 (with snow baskets & spare parts)

    1 BD Binding Buddy (binding tool) $1

    6 Cans of propane (various level of fuel) - Free

    2 Space Blankets - $1 each

    1 Compass - $5

    1 Sweetwater replacement Filter cartridge $2

    1 Pair Stubai Aluminum Crampons (Universal Toe & Heal) - $10

    SOLD: 1 Thermarest Inflatable Seat Pad - $5

    SOLD: 1 Arc'teryx Chalk Bag - $1

    1 Pair Sportiva Men's Cliff (Climbing Shoe, size 42) - $8

     

    Soft Goods

    SOLD: 1 Lightweight Hammock - $10

    SOLD: 1 OR Alpine Hat (Gore Windstopper) Never Worn - $3

    SOLD: 2 Pair Seal Skinz waterproof oversocks $3 per pair

    SOLD: 1 Pair OR Verglass Waterproof/breathable Shell Mittens - $6

    SOLD: 1 SeaLine 20 Liter Dry Bag - $5

    SOLD: Various Stuff Sacks & Compression Sacks - Free if you buy anything on this list.

    SOLD: 1 Tent Towel - Free if you buy anything on this list

    1 SeaLine Bailing Sponge - Free if you buy anything on this list.

     

     

     

     

     

     

  2. Was in Marmot store in B-vue today and overheard some people talking about some top-roping and sport routes along WA-900 between Issaquah and Renton.

     

    Anyone know anything about this? Worth my time or not? Better to go to Little Si or 38 instead?

     

    Thanks

  3. I have very basic mountaineering experience and would like to get my feet wet on a non-technical alpine climb this month. Been looking around at tons of route descriptions but can't seem to find any that are appropriate for my level of experience.

     

    Any climb ideas in western WA that would allow me to get my feet wet without getting in over my head would be appreciated.

     

    Looking for anything that doesn't require rock pro or crossing terrain higher than class 2 or 3.

     

    Thanks

  4. I read a review for the Polaris on backpackinglight.com and was impressed with this one as well. Just didn't like all the guy lines come out of it. Do like the fact that it has a vestibule. The Nemo and Summit Extreme are both lacking one.

  5. I thought that too because ID quit making their MK1 out of eVent. Then I found the Tenshi and Summit Extreme. Was pleased to see that it's still in use.

     

    What I don't get is WHY ID quit using it for a tent. They still use it for their bivy sacks.

  6. Thanks for the opinions folks. I decided on a Marmot Lithium EQ and an Integral Designs Overbag bivy made of Event fabric. Still haven't had a chance to try it. The weather has been perfect for testing the system but I haven't had the time. Will try it out in December when I have a free weekend and let ya know how it works for me.

  7. Went snowshoeing yesterday at Snoqualmie ski area. Expected rain at the base and snow up high. Not a chance. We got rained on the entire time. Legs are sore today from moving through heavy, wet snow. Saw a few folks cruising on cross country skis. They appeared to be having more fun due to the ease of movement. I was jealous. Snowshoeing sucks. That's all. Thank you.

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