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thanks oldmantex. sorry they are already sold.

thanks oldmantex. sorry they are already sold.

Ski's are SOLD! Nuts, And some cams sold pending payment

how much for the screws?

whoops...forgot to list the cam sizes....So there they are in the original post. I also have a couple more I "could" get rid of in reality i dont see myself climbing much rock anytime soon, I enjoy ice and mountaineering much more, I guess as you age, you begin to appreciate the "finer" things in life .....So I'll post them up later

ps...like stated, make an offer, any reasonable offer will not be refused

anyone want some nice cams? skis? lol

bump...some prices lowered. make an offer!

Bill got the two offsets. I have added a bunch more cams, a full set of black diamond nuts, a stove, and 4 more metolius cams!

Hey guys. Eye and spine surgery is forcing me to sell off some of my stuff to pay my bills. All prices are OBO. Items are located in Northern NJ and prices include shipping (Aside from ski's, shipping will be additional) PM me here or for a faster response email me at cmsstoneworks@hotmail.com ALL PRICES ARE OR BEST OFFER!!!! This stuff needs to sell by Sunday night!!! Pics will be posted below. 1: Metolius 4 cam size #10. Never even placed like new condition. $40 shipped OBO 2: Wild Country Offset cam size # 4.0. Perfect for offset placements. Paced a handful of times but never ever fallen on or weighted. Perfect condition. $35 shipped OBO 3: Wild Country Offset cam size # 3.5. Perfect for offset placements. Paced a handful of times but never ever fallen on or weighted. Perfect condition. $35 shipped OBO 4: Wild Country "Friend" rigid quad cam size # 1.5. Carried and placed a handful of times never fallen on or weighted. Really good condition $25.00 Shipped OBO 5: Wild Country "Friend" rigid quad cam size # 1.25. Carried and placed a handful of times never fallen on or weighted. Really good condition $25.00 Shipped OBO 6: Lowe Alpine aluminum figure 8. Perfect shape like new dont think Ive ever even used it. $5.00 Shipped if included with another item, If purchased by itself buyer to pay actual USPS cost. 7: Blue water purple belay device (like ATC) Fairly used but in perfect shape nothing wrong with it at all. $5.00 Shipped if included with another item, If purchased by itself buyer to pay actual USPS cost. 8: And the 2 dog bones pictured will go to the first person who buys something else and wants them for free. Nothing wrong with them at all. One petzl and one metolius. 9: K2 "Commanche Pro" skis, 160 cm along with cut to fit and in great shape (glue is super tacky still)Black Diamond skins. The skins have the clip tail and loop tip. The skis have really hardly seen any use as they were just picked up to be used as an approach ski for katahdin and ice climbs. They have been drilled once only for a pair of medium Silvretta 500's (previously sold) No base damage just have some fair share of rust on the edges that need to be cleaned up. The cut is 112-68-97 $70.00 plus actual shipping costs to the lower 48. 10: Coleman "peak expedition" dual burner stove. Wicked for melting a TON of snow quickly. Its very lightweight too. Uses Coleman powermax and im assuming other types on canister fuel as well. Pics to come. 25 bucks shipped! pic up shortly 11: Full set of black diamond stoppers, sizes 4-13. (8 total) 45 bucks shipped! Hardly ever placed and almost brandy new! includes wire gate oval biner. pics will be up shortly! 12: 4 more metolius cams. all quad cams aside from the red # 4 witch is a tri-cam. Anyway, all are in beautiful shape and NEVER fallen on. Placed a handful of times. Pick and choose, 30 bucks each shipped, or all 4 for 110 bucks shipped! They are: Blue # 1 quad cam - $30 shipped Red # 4 Tri Cam - $30 shipped Black # 5 quad cam - $30 shipped Green # 6 quad cam - $30 shipped and the big boy listed above - Light Blue # 10 Quad cam - $40 shipped More to be added in the next day or two.

SOLDDDDDDD thanks everyone

they are a medium. as per mountaingear... Fits boots (U.S. men's sizes):4 - 8 (Small); 6 - 10 (Medium); 9 - 12 (Large) these are them... http://www.bentgate.com/silvretta500.html?productid=silvretta500&channelid=FROOG

will double check when i get home for lunch in an hour or two. Thanks!

Really wonderful shape. Comes with all hardware and leashes. 175 shipped within the lower 48.

Pics upon request. Prices INCLUDE shipping to the lower 48. If you dont like the price, make me an offer. 1: Petzl Duo Headlamp - in great shape. this is the dual halogen bulb style not the LED. Throws a ton of light runs on 4 AA's. 50 bucks shipped 2: Vasque Ice 9000 Double boots (Orange ones). I think they are a 9.5 US but I will double check. They are used but in good shape aside from two things, there is a small hole in one of the liners that hasnt affected me in any way in 2 seasons of use. And the one eyelet broke which i replaced with some cord, again I have used for two seasons no problem. Anyway...A great WARM pair of doubles in relatively great shape for 75 bucks shipped....cant beat that.

LOL. While descending the interglacier on Thursday 6/17. A Ham and cheese sandwich on rye. Sorry I didn't have the energy to carry it back up to you. As far as conditions, we were on the mtn from mon-thurs. Approach is in great shape with minimal hazards to schurman. Tues-wed night was off and on stormy with snow. Don't know exact accumulation but enough to create 3-4 ft drifts at schurman. Went for the summit wed night at 3am and encountered a mix of firm, soft, and icy sections. Some small drifting less than 1ft. Mostly wind blown firm stuff. the route was not wanded but an img group wanded up to around 11.5k. Minor crevasse hazard up to the same alti. All groups turned around below 12k due to weather. Descent was in a partial white out below schurman. The slope getting back to camp curtis was loaded with windblown but we had no issues traversing it. Interglacier was soft and the bootpack was filled in but plenty of people were heading up Thursday...that's all for now. Off to solo lane peak in the morning. Tr will follow. Sorry no pics for now. Will update when I get home. Again sorry you lost your lunch buddy. I'm sure it will be there for your descent.

well said. Thanks for the reply.

I understand that it is difficult and time consuming to attain a solo permit as I have gone through the process myself. But....any chance things have been made purposely more difficult/obnoxious to steer climbers who obviously do not have the necessary decision making skills, mountaineering skills, and experience to safely climb Mount Rainier solo? No offense, But I'm sure the last thing Stefan needs right now is a bunch of emails complaining about the current solo permit process. I'm sure he has many other important things to be dealing with right now that he possibly wouldn't have to be dealing with if people registered for their climbs and went through the proper (regardless if it is overbearing) process to attain a permit. Not to speculate and I am very sorry for the recent accident, but could the reason for the current situation be that this gentleman was not experienced enough to make proper decisions on the mountain to begin with. And that he knew he would in fact be denied a solo permit? That seems likely to me, but obviously I could be wrong. While I do agree that the process could be made easier, I for one feel that this is much more likely reason the fallen climber may have not gone through the paperwork. Clearly there were some bad decisions that morning made by said climber. Again....I dont want to sit on my computer and speculate about an accident, but I wanted to voice my opinion As a climber from the East coast that frequents Mount Rainier almost every year (I will be in the park next week) I agree that ever since Mike left, the blog has taken a turn for the worst. I used to check it every day. Now I rarely check it and turn to CC.com for more recent beta. So while I do agree with the original poster in that I wish the blog was what it used to be, I just wanted to voice my OPINION on the other issue's which were mentioned.

agreed

thanks abucks....good luck and i look forward to your TR. have fun

Thanks guys....didnt mean to take away from the TR.

abucks...we'll be on the fuhrer finger 6/15. So any approach beta would be really appreciated by our group. Last season we got pushed back due to extremely unstable snow conditions on the wilson. After I had to bandage up a split boarder after he got caught in an avalanche, we called it a day and went up the DC. But with that said, we stayed on the nisqually and got onto the wilson well above the fan as there seemed to be a lot of rock fall and def higher avy danger in there. This year i'll be avoiding the fan as well.

I checked out all the TR's I could find. And Im lost on findin ratings for the 3 couloirs, and more in depth approach info. Especially relating to when I'll be there on the 12th. Could you maybe shoot me some more insight? I would prefer a Rap descent. I'll have a 70 meter. possible? If so...whats the deal with rapping off this thing? Im a little confused by previous TR's. Or should we just descend the back side? easier? Are we going to be crossing the creek in two weeks? or is there another way across? Heres the skinny, I would like to find something to climb in the morning of the 13th...then climb lane peak on the 14th. On the 13th we would have to go pick someone up from Seatac at 4 so leave RMNP around 2... any other cool couliors around Lane peak or Cougar Rock?? any insight/help/beta etc is GREATLY appreciated!!!

good job dude. hopefully it stays in for 3 more weeks. Question....What one of beckey's books is Lane peak in? And...once the creek melts out....what is the approach like? any other ways?

yes please!