WageSlave

So I'm on the hunt for a pair of soft shell pants for myself, but I'm 6'3" and the whole long leg thing is a pain in the ass. A large tends to be a 35" inseam which is just too short for me. Anyone know of company(s) that have pants that run long or just make them for tall folk?

Hello there folks, I'm searching for some folks to do some ice climbing and various winter mountaineering with. I've just started ice climbing, only doing some top roped stuff, but I'm hoping to get comfortable leading on ice this season. I've done some mountaineering and am comfortable on steep snow and moderate ice. I live in Seattle, but alas, have no vehicle. I have tools, crampons, helmet, more than 1/2 a brain, etc, so hit me up and we can go on some sort of strange and cold adventure this winter. -Colin

We were all like, damn thats some sweet ice they're climbing. And you were probably like, damn thats some hideous orange crap those people are wearing. That route looked beautiful from the ground, and it sounds like it rocked the socks.

Wait, were you there on Sat or Sun, cause someone was climbing the same route as you folks Sunday if it wasn't you. I was across the way top-roping some 30 ft stuff and a couple of us were watching you folks.

I'm with this. You can't drop a munter hitch! Well. Maybe you could, but you'd be so screwed...

How much cold weather does it usually take for them to form up?

If you actually broadcast yourself waving your cock from ontop of Mt Rainier you will officially be my hero.

Be sure to wave your macho internet cock from the top of Mt Rainier.

So if its getting down to 4 degree F at night, should ice start forming up?

You can always just hike it.

Last winter there was a bunch of ice that formed out near Banks Lake. Not sure when it comes in.

That makes me miss being in the Sierra back in high school.