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vertical times article about mixed climbers scratching up crags. i have a friend that might be interested but $120 is probably a little much for a poor grad student. i'll pass this along to him.

updated list. lowered some prices. make some offers.

bump for interest but no bites

Everything listed here is used to some degree, all in good working condition though. Most stuff I can fit into a $5 flat rate envelope so I added $5 for shipping to all items. Happy to combine shipping, entertain offers, etc. Just trying to thin the gear supply or stuff I'm not using for road trip money during my xmas break. Thanks. All pictures can be found here: https://picasaweb.google.com/norditalia3/Gear Also selling my 45L cilogear worksac, all details found here: http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/1089630/FS_Cilogear_45L_Worksac#Post1089630 Dynafit TLT Vertical Brakes - last used on my 102 mm skis: $35 Random aid gear: $10 Integral designs primaloft beanie: $10 -probably used on one overnight trip North Face Hyvent Anaorak, size m: $25 -well used, various holes have been patched up. some dirt marks, welded seam on pocket separated, then i seam sealed back up. real simple emergency rain/wind jacket, just got a replacement that fits me better REI polartech pull over, size XL: $20 -made in canada actually. older style, brushed interior, smooth outer face North face pull over, size XL: $20 -called vapor wick material, medium weight Flylow Trucker hat: $15 -worn only a couple times Integral Designs Bugaboo event bivy: $70 -no holes or tears, minimal dirtiness. all event upper, T style waterproof zip system Last but not least: STATE OF OREGON FLAG: $20

bump - didn't think it'd be this hard to move! $85!

Looks like a nice spot. I'm assuming you're living in Missoula, or nearby? I'm trying to get a clinical rotation out there next year and would love to hear what you think about the city, climbing, skiing, etc. Thanks.

To clarify, included will be the needed straps to attach the lid, four compression straps and the yellow rope coil strap.

to the top again!

And here are some pictures I took of fellow climbers on friday (Andy and Anna). let me know if you want the full size image and the guys from Montana whose name I didn't catch

Just got back from a quick two days. Climbed twin falls left and right and the dribbles. All are in fine shape, albeit on the thinner side. Take all of the following with a grain of salt, as I'm happy to stand corrected, but just going off of my observations, pictures and climbers I talked to These climbs are in for sure: -twin falls left and right -the dribbles -g1, though wet -g2 -hangover these climbs are probably in (from pictures/observations): -silken falls -over easy/curtains area -responsible family man had quite a bit of ice, but i don't know these climbs not in (from pictures observations -avalanche gulch (lower pitches formed, upper not) -cleo's needle -solstice and equinox -most of the unnamed and black magic wall looked poor -amphitheater climbs

It was on altrec but I just checked and its no longer at that price.

Yo Colin, not sure how much you're looking to spend but I picked mine up here, at a fairly good price for brand new http://gearx.com/la-sportiva-batura-evo-boots.html PS. you're in the wrong forum

Bump. $90

For continuity, I found a steal of a deal for $56 on the centrifuge so i picked one up. will report back but based off of others' reports, i suspect i'll be pleased

Zoran - I have no problems with bright colors. I usually have a hat of some sort, so having no hood, for a piece like this isn't a deal breaker. Have you actually used that jacket? Thanks for the info Julian.

sportiva does make some interesting stuff. this is more like what i'm thinking of: http://www.lasportiva.com/synopsis_jkt.html?&L=1#.UKlZYYb4Igp

Some pictures. Upon further inspection, looks like my aforementioned patch was coming off. So the hole is pictured in the last photo. The discoloration is the seam sealant. Also, the secondary drawstring on the collar is fully intact, however the metal ring is no longer attached to the fabric (also pictured below).

This guy is about 3 years old, only has had one hole put in it, about the size of a dime, i've since patched it up with a heavy duty patch and seam sealant. Otherwise in great shape. I never used the metal beam so its still straight and mold able to your back. Size Large. Thinking around $110 if local, add $15 for shipping. Will get some pictures up soon.

Interesting the direction this thread took. Fromage was the one who brought up the alpha comp and shells. These are not supposed to be all purpose shells, its suppose to be a lightweight hoody that will provide good wind and mild precip protection during high output activities (skinning, uphill approaches to climbs). The First Ascent hoody looks ok, but blows it by adding insulation to it. Excess weight and bulk to me. My body will be producing heat, so much so I want super breathable material on it, not insulation. Notice how the OR hoody has a back panel of breathable material? Thats more of the design I was talking about.

And to get this thread back on track...from sunday in the Beartooths: cali ice...thin and not quite in (to us anyway). the closer you get, the wetter and more scary it gets

I'll give them something to do! I'm not planning on heading out there for another 8 days, so I have some time. Still looks cold according to the weather station: http://www.mtavalanche.com/weather/hyalite

http://mountainproject.com/v/fs-petzl-nomics-230-each-never-used/107890133

Will you introduce me to these women when I'm out there next week?

Thats why I have a canopy on my truck Dave, pile more of them in there without damaging their soft wool! Wanna to go hyalite fri and sat after thanksgiving?

I have just what you need. Blue an ok color?