DavidNeves

Version 4.2.8 Prefer to sell as set. Prefer to sell local to Portland. Here's the website links: Oregon - http://www.natgeomaps.com/topo_oregon Washington - http://www.natgeomaps.com/topo_washington Thanks!

bump. Any takers at $80?

Fixed the link. Stupid interwebs!

In good shape. I have three packs this size. Thinning the herd. Size Large Specs at Mountain Hardwear site: http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Product.aspx?top=2039&prod=2925&cat=2066&viewAll=False PM for more details.

Almost new GoLite Jam 2 backpack. Used for 2 hikes and 2 backpacking trips. This is the new model that just came out. Great simple durable frameless backpack for someone wanting to get into lightweight and ultralight backpacking. Size Large. This is the newer model that added mesh to the backpanel and pockets onto the waistbelt (which I really liked). Backpack details on GoLite's web page: http://www.golite.com/Product/ProdDetail.aspx?p=PA5264&mc=176&t=&lat= PM me for more details or to check the bag out in person.

Sold.

Long version - 99 inches long. Unused. Seam sealant applied. More bivy than I need. retails $219.95 new at e-OMC for $187 Yours from me for $170 I'm in Portland. Local sale would be better. I'll ship if you pay though. PM with questions.

Virtually new, as in I've hiked with it 8 times and done one non-technical overnight trip. Super burly construction. Some nice climbing specific features - rope strap, rack hanger in the main pack, some nicely located stash pockets. 40 L, right at 4 lbs but can be stripped down to around 2 lbs. Too many backpacks in the closet and a kid on the way forces sale. More specs and info here: http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Product.aspxtop=1625&prod=2925&cat=1654&viewAll=False PM me if you got questions. I can ship it outside the Portland area, but you'll pay the shipping costs plus a reasonable packaging fee (I have to find or buy a shipping box).

12 point Semi-auto crampons. Will work with any boot that has a heel bail for crampons. No toe bail necessary. Barely used. Great condition. Prefer local buyer (Portland), but can arrange shipping.

Take a ridge rest and roll it up loosely. Stick it inside your bag vertically. Let it unroll. Place other gear inside the foam pad silo. Not enough space? Get a bag 5 liters larger. With any luck, you'll be able to pull out the framesheet from the pack and use the pad as a pack frame. Now it's on the inside, it's more durable, cheaper and serves double (or triple) duty.

Looks brilliant! Are you sure your girl won't be jealous of the goat?

PM sent

Glad you guys had fun and managed to get the beer to the bivy. Fun shooting the shit with ya at the base. Later that night was fun too, when I was at the boat with El Diente and he shined the big flood light over ya'lls way. We all cheered when we saw you guys light up your headlamps after that. Hope we didn't wake you up.

Nice pictoral!

Mountain Hardware Defiant Pants. Grey. Used 3/4 of one season. Size medium (31-33 waist) and regular length (32 inseam). Details here: http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Product.aspx?top=1241∏=927&cat=1278&viewAll=False They are too short for me; I have really long legs (34 inch inseam minimum) Located in Portland. Local deals preferred.