MtnManMatt

Not sure what type of sleeper you are, but I used a MH Banshee 0F and a WM MegaLite 30F on the West Butt and Cassin respectively. Slept in the 30F up at 17k a couple nights and while not ideal it worked. My thinking was I could use the lighter bag as a liner/blanket if it got really cold. As a note, our logistics were somewhat different from most. Here are the stats... 6 people 1200# gear total (double and triple carries to 14k) 7 tents 5 stoves 3 shovels 2 saws 2 bottles scotch etc We had 2 adjoining 8 person tents (55#) for 14k and 3 2 person tents for getting up to 14 and to set up at 17. This worked really well as we had "camp comfort" at 14 and could just take our day packs to 17 to sleep. Then we had 2 BD FirstLights for the Cassin...

Great pics...where the hell is the ice? This is the ICE CLIMBING forum after all...

GiGi gone...added BD Turbo Express Ice Screw - lightly used - 20$ 22CM

bump...R1 Pants gone...Wild Things Suit now 300$...added DryLoft Jacket L.L. Bean Down DryLoft Jacket (Medium) - 100$ Not sure what the fill power on the down is but its really warm, at least 600+ fill. 2 Interior pockets and hood.

Black Diamond AerMet Pick: These are no longer available and made of a VERY hard metal, and are easily twice as tough as current BD picks. Almost new - 60$ Grivel Geronimo Tool: New ~50cm, with Goulottes pick - 50$ Grivel Geronimo Tool: New ~55cm, with Goulottes pick - 50$ Black Diamond X-15 Tool: lightly used, 40cm - 50$ Charlet Moser Grade 8 Crampons: plenty of life left, climb great - 50$ Kong GiGi Belay Device: New - 5$

Wild Things Colorado Suit: excellent condition older model similar to the current Alpinist Suit, Medium - 325$ * Sympatex 3-layer waterproof/breathable fabric * Blue ripstop with reinforcement at butt, knees, and shoulders * Water Repellant Zippers: a little worn, maybe some seam grip? * Ankle to Elbow Zippers * Crotch to Tail Zipper * Helmet Compatible Hood with roll-up velcro tab * 2 Vertical Zippered Chest Pockets * 1 Mesh Inner Water Bottle Pocket * Hook/Loop wrist closures * Internal Suspenders * Reinforced Seat, Knees, & Elbows * Shock cord leg openings http://www.wildthingsgear.com/prod_hardshl.php Arcteryx Alpha Comp Hoody: hardshell shoulders/hood, softshell body, like new only used a few times, Medium - 175$ Cloudveil Hardpenny Jacket: Similar to a Carhartt jacket but nylon, only worn a few times, Medium - 50$ Climb High Super Gaiters: New, put these on my boots for sizing but never actually used them, fit all my size 9-10 boots (Nepals, Invernos/Vegas, Spantiks) - Large (28-29") - 80$ Smith Cascade Goggs: 20$ Patagonia R1 Pants: Small, used, a little small on my 5'11" 32x32 frame, not bad though - 30$

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OR Saturn Suit - Polartec Power Stretch i believe...

I do this: After you've made your 1st overhand knot and are making your 2nd with the "bights", try passing the bight thru a 2nd time. Never comes undone and pulls apart with a tug...

Sorry - size M - which fits me really well...32x32" pants, 160#s, 34/35" sleeve.

Older model Wild Things Alpinist Suit in excellent conditionl, size M. * Sympatex 3-layer waterproof/breathable fabric * Blue ripstop with reinforcement at butt, knees, and shoulders * Water Repellant Zippers: a little worn, maybe some seam grip? * Ankle to Elbow Zippers * Crotch to Tail Zipper * Helmet Compatible Hood with roll-up velcro tab * 2 Vertical Zippered Chest Pockets * 1 Mesh Inner Water Bottle Pocket * Hook/Loop wrist closures * Internal Suspenders * Reinforced Seat, Knees, & Elbows * Shock cord leg openings -> 350$ http://www.wildthingsgear.com/prod_hardshl.php

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they're on ebay now, and yes they are "supergaiters" meaning they have insulation -it's a fleece lining on the lower part. thanks...

I've got an old BD X15 ice tool - strait, 40cm, fixed hammer contact me it yer interested...

2 door Bibler?

New Climb High Super Gaiters - put these on my boots for sizing but never actually used them, fit all my size 9-10 boots (Nepals, Invernos/Vegas, Spantiks) - Large (28-29") - 90$

Almost new BD AerMet pick. These are no longer available and made of a VERY durable metal. Originally retailed for around 75$ i think. These are easily twice as tough as BD current picks. I recently used a pair of these to climb the south face of Denali, didn't bring an extra pick because i knew i wouldn't have to worry about them. I've got a couple more i might be willing to sell if there's interest - 50$ BD BigHammer - used - 15$ BD MicroHammer - new - 15$

Lightly used/Like New... Western Mountaineering MegaLite, 30F, Reg 6ft length, Left Zip, 1.5 lbs - 275$ Arcteryx Alpha Comp Hoody, Mens Medium, Hardshell shoulders/hood, Softshell body - 200$

Lightly used pair of Fusions - 275$ 2 New BD Micro Hammers - 15$ each

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BD Fusions, pair, hardly used - 300$ BD MICRO HAMMERS: New - 15$ each ARCTERYX GAMMA LT PANTS, New w/tags, Men's M, black - 115$

Depends on your definition...it's a freestanding double wall tent. It would definitely work in the winter, but if you're gonna use it for extreme weather it might not, as there are probably not enough tie-downs...

DANA DESIGN ARCFLEX ASTRALPLANE: great shape, size M all around, 7000 cubic inches - 250$ WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING MEGALITE: 30F, 6ft, Left Zip, 1.5 lbs, Like New - 275$ MARMOT EOS 1P TENT: great shape, w/ footprint, 3 lbs - 125$

I've got a like new WM MegaLite i'd like to sell (30F, 6ft, LZ, 1.5 lbs).