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    FS: Arcteryx SV Bibs

    in The Yard Sale

    Posted · Edited by BHawth22

    Arcteryx Alpha SV Bibs - Size M. Very light use only wore them on a Denali trip. I would consider them in almost new condition. Haven’t needed anything this bombproof since then... $200 OBO

     

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    FS: Silvretta 500 Bindings

    in The Yard Sale

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    There were no problems with this binding. Used it on an unexpectedly quick trip up Denali which left the bidding near new condition. Would like sell for $200 or best offer.

     

    Weight (one binding with screws, no brake): 29 ounces, 814 grams. This being a significant savings over the 36.3 ounce model 404.

     

    Silvretta Easy Go 500 09/10

    The 500 offers the lightness of the Easy-Go with the heelpiece of the 404. While this binding does not have step-in capability the heelpiece fits plastic climbing boots better.

    The 500 is currently the only AT binding that is compatible with both AT and climbing ski boots and is the binding of choice for climbers looking to use skis for rapid approaches and exits.

    Weight: 1700 g.

    The crampons and brakes will fit skis up to 78 mm wide at the waist.

    Model: Silvretta Easy Go 500 09/10

    Binding size:

    Large: ski boots 315-370mm

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    FS: MISC Mountaineering Gear

    in The Yard Sale

    Posted · Edited by BHawth22

    After a climbing trip to Denali in 2011 I no longer need the gear below and finally realize I'm never going to use it again. I take very good care of my equipment so everything is in extremely good condition. I'm pretty flexible on prices so disregard them below, they're just a starting point. I'll pay for all shipping if bought together US only. If items are bought individually shipping prices will vary depending on where you live but I won't charge more than $15 per item.

     

    Silvretta 500 bindings - They are size Large and are in great condition with a few scuffs but could use a good cleaning from sitting in the garage for a while. Asking $250 OBO

     

    (SOLD)Outdoor Research Summit Sack - Been used maybe once. $35 OBO

     

    La Sportiva Olympus Mon Evo Boots - 2011 model, Size 46 and in great condition. Very light use on soles since I had on crampons and skis. They have fading from the sun and snow on the inside leg fabric. Not sure why it did discolor on the fabric but its at no detriment to the quality. $400 OBO

     

    (SOLD)Mountain Hardware Ghost SL Sleeping Bag -40F - It is in perfect condition as it has only been slept an about 12 times and hung in my closet since. It is the 2011 model. Asking $450 OBO

     

    Arcteryx Alpha SV Bibs - Size M. Very light use only wore them on the McKinley trip. I would consider it almost new condition. Havent needed anything this bombproof since then... $350 OBO

     

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    Mountain Hardware EV2 and EV3

    in The Gear Critic

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    I just got back from a trip on Aconcagua and my partner and I used the EV2. It had enough room for the both of us but not our packs; just a small amount of gear and the stove could fit with us. Since there is less volume to take up we were warmer than most people, which is a plus if you dont mind being close to your buddy.

     

    Pros: very light, easy to set up and take down, pretty storm/wind proof if set up right, good amount of interior pockets.

    Cons: can be considered small for 2 people, more condensation/frost buildup than most tents, footprint is useless: makes the tent leak on the bottom seams because it stretches them too much, integrated vestibule is indeed useless.

     

    Bottom lines is that the EV2 is a good tent but there are better single wall 2-person tents for that price. The main thing is the tent is very light, so if thats what you want then this is a good tent for that. It wasnt my tent but I would look at the Nemo Tenshi or the Nallo 2/3 GT. In my opinion these tents are better.

     

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