MtnManMatt

Looking for a pair of size 43 Spantiks for an upcoming Denali trip, thanks... mtnmanmatt AT yahoo DOT com

PM sent on Salopettes

I've got a pair of Cobras (hammers) i bought for alpine climbing and have only used twice. The hammers, picks, and Android leashes have some use as they've spent some time on other tools. The picks are the T-rated Titans and are basically new. Email me for pics... mtnmanmatt AT yahoo DOT com

Heading to the Ruth in April and trying to decide b/w horizontal and vertical points. If you've been there, what did you climb in and how did it work?

...as in no headlamp needed. Planning a trip to AK in April and wondering how many "climbing hours" we'll have each day.

Got a pair that're new, except for the picks and hammers, which spent a little time on other tools, but pretty much new as well. Android leashes too - 350$, let me know if you're interested...

NEW BD COBRAs w/ ANDROID LEASHES: 350$ Hammers, picks (t-rated), and leashes all have a little use from spending time on other tools, but the tools are brand spankin' new. Email if interested...

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...added the OR Saturn Suit.

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...in your gallery?

3rd Tool - how about 35$ DELMARCO - i'll throw in the holster for free if you buy both the crews...

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Shameless plug for the local company where my buddys work - MYSTERY RANCH (Dana Design).

...tubed

No, not disks, they're the older yellow-hubbed model...

NEW LA SPORTIVA NEPAL EVO, sz. 43 - 300$ http://www.sportiva.com/products/prod/280 NEW ARCTERYX VERRO harness, Small - 40$ http://www.arcteryx.com/product.aspx?Verro NEW ARCTERYX GAMMA LT PANTS, sz M - 115$ http://www.arcteryx.com/product.aspx?Gamma-LT-Pant# NEW OR FLEX TEX GAITERS, L/XL - 15$ NEW OR SATURN SUIT, M, powerstretch - 90$ http://www.outdoorresearch.com/home/style/home/apparel/apparel_insulated/apparel_insulation_therm/52190 http://www.outdoorresearch.com/home/style/home/gaiters/gaiters_trail/61055 SCARPA INVERNO/VEGA, great shape, sz 9US - 75$ WILD THINGS ANDINISTA, older model w/ black ripstop fabric, sz. S which fits my 19" torso, good shape - 150$ CLOUDVEIL 16 PENNY JKT, like new - 75$ MAVIC CROSSRIDE wheelset, tubed/rim brakes - 100$ EASTON MONKEYLITE low-rise (3/4") handlebar, 24" x 24.5mm, great shape - 75$ PATAGONIA CAPILENE L/W CREW, sz M, like new, grey - 20$ PATAGONIA CAPILENE 3 CREW, sz M, no funk - 20$ PATAGONIA CAPILENE 3 BOTTOMS, sz M, funk-free - 20$ FISCHER SCS CLASSIC SKIS w/ SALOMON PROFIL BINDINGS, 205cm, used once - 220$ CLIMBING STUFF: X-15 3rd tool, Charlet Moser Grade 8's, Kong Gi-Gi, Wild Things Holster, Arcteryx Verro Harness, BD AerMet pick (indestructable!), BD Crampon bail set, BD tool, City of Rocks Guide BIKE STUFF: Fox LegWarmers, Race Face Turbine LP Crankset, Yakima bike racks (2 - 1 w/ tray), Lemond seatpost, Avid SD7 Brakes, Oury Grips. MISC STUFF: Canadian Rockies Trail Guide, PrincetonTec Headlamp Bulbs (incandescent/LED), MSR Alpine TeaPot, Brunton Ti Spork.

Arborwear have a gusseted crotch...

Interested, could i get some pics... mtnmanmatt AT yahoo DOT com

M's Capilene 2 Crew (M), only used a few times, 20$ Scarpa Inverno / Vega Double Plastic Boots (US9), great shape, 90$ ArcTeryx Verro Harness (S), new, 50$ Fischer SCS Classic Skis w/ Salomon bindings, used 1x

Call or google the "Fifth Season" in the town of Mount Shasta, they have a # specifically for mountain conditions. When i drove past about a week ago it was looking rather snowy...

Interested -> PM

Arcteryx Gamma MX Hoody/Salopettes are my winter ice setup - which i wear 99% of the time here in MT. The Powershield material they're made of is advertised as 98% windproof, and although the MX line is made of a lighter weight Powershield it is still more of a winter material. Schoeller? on the other hand is much more breathable. I have a Cloudveil Serendipity which i don't wear nearly as much and seems less durable than the Powershield. But i also am a gov slave during the summer and unemployed during the winter, so my use is skewed.

Can anyone comment on the rumors about NEW FUSIONS?

"Bag Balm" is popular on my fire crew where we regularly go 14 days working in 100F temps in the same clothes. Comes in a green cube-shaped tin and is made for cow udders. Never used it myself, but heard it's a ~1 day cure. I'll second the baby wipes for daily "maintenance". A commando coworker used these... ...and if you're a fan of dark beer, espresso, and dry red wine go for Gold Bond in the BLUE bottle...potent!