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These bindings are brand new – they have never been used or even mounted. I bought them anticipating a move to the mountains, but it fell through and they have been gathering dust for a year. These same bindings retail on Overstock for $259.95, but they are sold out on that site. These will be a great deal for someone. I will sell for $150.

These backcountry ski boots are very slightly used. I have never actually skied in them (my move to the mountains fell through), but have worn them around the house and they are quite comfortable. As you can see from the pictures, they are in great shape. These boots retail for over $300, you can get them for $150. Email with any questions.

Made by Grand Shelters, this tool makes building igloos a piece of cake. It is a must-have for winter camping. You can build a six-foot igloo in just a few hours, even if you are novice. I purchased this for a winter climbing expedition that never materialized, and I have actually never used it except to try it out in my backyard. It retails for $179.95. I will sell for $100. Email with any questions.

These are the warmest expedition mittens on the market. They have removable insulating liners with waterproof shells. They have only been used a few times, including once on top of Denali. These mittens retail for $199 new, and they are well worth it if you like to keep your fingers. These are fantastic mittens, but now that I have a kid my expedition days are behind me and I just don’t need them anymore. I will sell them for $100, half price. Email with any questions.

These are the warmest expedition boots you can buy. They have saved more toes than you can imagine – one of the guys from Into Thin Air wore these boots, and it kept his toes warm even when his hands and face froze. These boots are used. I have worn them on two trips to the Alaska Range, including wearing them to the top of Denali. They have wear on the Vibram soles, and on one of the toes, but they are still very much in expedition shape. They easily have a few more trips left in them. I can send pics if you like. These babies retail for $800. I will sell them for $300. I absolutely love these boots, and it kills me to sell them. But I have a kid now, and my expedition days are behind me. They are ideal for someone who is planning a trip to one of the Seven Summits, or a winter trip to the Cascades. Email with any questions.

This is a four-season, 3 man tent that is typically used as a spacious two-man expedition tent. It has been used on two trips to the Alaska Range, and has performed amazingly well. My climbing partner and I actually continually remarked on how luxurious this tent was. It has a large vestibule, and a six-pole design that helps it stand up to the fiercest winds. It has been discontinued (I don’t know why, it is the best tent they ever designed), but it retailed for $550 new. A similar tent will run you $600+ nowadays. I absolutely love this tent, but now that I have a kid my expedition days are behind me. I will sell it for $400, and throw in the footprint and gear loft at no additional charge. Email with any questions.