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Looking to get some cams: any sizes, makes or models considered. Preferably in good/great condition, no falls, etc. Same for the nuts. also looking for a bugaboos climbing guide, any of beckey's cascade alpine guidebooks. all would have to be shipped to baltimore, md. Won't be back in the PNW for a year unfortunately. thanks, pm me.

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Hey all, A few of us from the PNW are heading up to AK for over a week and are looking at doing a few traverses and tours. I was wondering if anyone had any beta, information, route info on the following: Bomber Traverse Eklutna Traverse Anything near Thompson Pass/Valdez Anything near Hatcher's Pass/Turnagain Arm Cheers!

all sold.

Black Diamond Cams - All have not taken any falls, used 1-2x annually, mostly on single pitch routes. older style and C3 models. http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/climb/protection/camalottm C3 Sizes: #4 (almost new, never placed) - $40 #.4 ( I have two) - $30 #.3 - $30 #.5 - $30 Older style Sizes: Price is $20 per cam OBO #.75 #1 #2 #3 Grivel Screws - No falls, gently used, still plenty of bite, two seasons of minimal ice climbing. "360 degree" Grivel screw size short - $30 Speedy Grivel Screw: size medium - $30 http://www.grivel.com/products/ice/ice_screws/synoptic Black Diamond Hexes - Only used to top rope, almost new. Sizes: #8, #9, #10. $30 for the whole set, OBO http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/climb/protection/wired-hexentrics Email me with questions or additional pics. Will ship at cost via USPS. Photos can be seen at the craigslist ad here: http://portland.craigslist.org/grg/spo/3173997978.html Thanks!

Wondering if anyone has been up the Spur as of late and what the conditions may be for a possible Weds/Thurs climb this week? Any beta or guidance is greatly appreciated! cheers.

Have used this on one Denali attempt (2 weeks) and for car camping only a few times. Hands down one of the strongest and most well designed tents around. Selling as it's just sitting around and needs to go to a good home. It's in great shape: recently seam sealed, has had one pole repaired, and has a quarter-sized gore tex patch in the floor. Bibler model, before Black Diamond bought the rights. Comes with tent, poles, stuff sacks, vestibule, and footprint. Email, pm, or call me for pictures or questions: 320-267-2471 andy.mcmurray@gmail.com Links: http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/mountain/shelters/fitzroy-tent http://www.mtntools.com/cat/camping/tent/biblerfitzroytent.htm MSRP for tent and accesories: Tent $699.95 Footprint/Ground Cloth: $49.95 Vestibule: $134.95 Will sell all for $500 OBO Located in Hood River, OR. Shipping/Payment can be discussed.

these still available, hit me up with a pm or on here.

http://portland.craigslist.org/grg/spo/2282095511.html PMI Verglas Twin/Double Rope. **********PMI Verglas 8.1mm x 60m Dry Half/Twin Rope Specs **** Weight 42.6 grams per meter Dimensions 8.1mm x 60m Dry treatment Dry core and sheath Impact force (half / twin) 5.2 / 8.9 kilonewtons UIAA falls (half / twin) 8 / 18 Dynamic elongation (half / twin) 35 / 24 percent Static elongation (half / twin) 8.9 / 7.2 percent UIAA certified as both a half and twin rope, the lightweight PMI Verglas lets you choose the technique that best suits the climb. Half and twin ropes are designed to be used as a matching pair; handling, elongation and strength differ from brand to brand and size to size Small 8.1mm diameter saves weight, but, remember to be safe and pair it up Kernmantle construction combines durable braided sheath and shock-absorbent core for protection from fall forces UltraDry™ treatment penetrates sheath and core to retard water absorption and improve abrasion resistance Meets UIAA tests for falls, impact force and elongation Made in USA. MSRP: $159 Asking: $80 OBO Used only once while ice climbing in the Midwest. Almost new. No falls, kept in dry place, looking for a good home. Comes with plastic rope bag. Email me if interested or want pics: andy.mcmurray@gmail.com Hood River, OR

Great shape. Used for ONE weekend trip. Selling because I need a larger size. $100 OBO. This is an older model of the infamous Covert pack with Avalung. I've used this pack literally once. It's in great shape, no tears, holes, etc. A small amount of comestic wear in the shoulder straps but nothing that affects the quality. It's almost brand new. Selling because I need a larger one. It's a fabulous and life-saving piece of gear for backcountry skiing and snowboarding. If you have any questions, please let me know. Color: Black Size: S/M Capacity: 22 liters Older Model Features Not Listed Below: Dual Ice axe/tool loops, Dual bungee attachments for gear, etc MSRP (From Black Diamond website): $219.00 USD Built in Avalung Specs: This nine-ounce shoulder sling may be the most important piece of life-saving equipment you can wear when traveling in avalanche terrain Allows an avalanche victim to breathe fresh air directly from the snowpack Diverts CO2 away from fresh-air intake Ultra-lightweight—only 265 g (9.3 oz), S/M S/M fits 44 kg-73 kg (100-160 lb) M/L fits 68 kg-102 kg (150-225 lb) Note: Also available as an AvaLung pack. Weight : 286 g, 10.1 oz (Size M/L) Specs and viewing can be found at this website: http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/ski/avalung/covert-avalung SPECS FOR COVERT PACK: This panel-loading, fully featured, AvaLung-equipped backcountry pack is optimized for day-trip traveling off-piste. Large zippered front-panel opening Unique diagonal ski-carry cable for fast and secure attachment Tuck-away helmet carrying sling and fleece-lined goggle pocket Dedicated avy-tool organizer pocket Insulated hydration sleeve Average Stock Weight : 1.57 kg, 3 lb 7 oz (M/L) 1.5 kg, 3 lb 5 oz (S/M) Materials : Tough 420d nylon and 840d Ballistic nylon Hit me up at andy.mcmurray@gmail.com or 320-267-2471 for pictures or questions. Hood River, OR

Only 8 hours left, barely used, still in fantastic shape. Click the link above or below, Cheers!

About to embark on some big trips, I need the following: Third Tool w/Hammer. Perferably a shorter tool C3's - any size Bivy Ascenders New Dyneema Slings - 24" and 48" New Pins - Knifeblades, Bugaboos, and Lost Arrows. PM if you're looking to get rid of some stuff.

yep, that's the one. It is weird.

Bought two pairs of boots from akicebum about a month ago and haven't seen them or heard from him since. Called and called but nothing. Went by Ryan akicebum@gmail.com 406-529-5321 Buyers Beware!!!! This guy rips people off. Does anyone know him? How I contact him? What I can do, etc? Thanks.

Looking for a pair of Winter Mountaineering/Alpine boots that can withstand anything from slogging in the Lower 48 to South American high altitude stuff. Currently, I own a pair of Scarpa Freney XT's and while their great, the insulation is poor. I live in Minnesota, am climbing Mt. Hood this January, and need something warmer. Please help! What do you all recommend. I'm looking to spend less than $500. I've looked at a few options and would love your feedback/suggestions. Do they make Koflach's anymore? La Sportiva Neputse La Sportiva Nepal EVO's ??? Thanks!

Thanks for the beta! I've done a lot of volcano mountaineering as well as some Alpine both in the US and South America. What are some more technical routes than just a day slog that people out there would recommend? I've checked summitpost but figured that you all would be the more ideal audience... Thanks!

Planning on doing a winter ascent on Hood probably the third or last week of January. Could I get some beta on possible routes, both technical and easy. Any information would be greatly appreciated, including any possible online guides or guidebooks. Currently living in Minnesota has limited my resources. Also, what are some possible ski/snowboard decent routes? Past trip reports, etc? Thanks! mac

Hey guys - looking for some gear for a upcoming trip. Anyone willing to sell??? Patagonia R1 Hoody - M or L Patagonia DAS Parka - L Bivy Sack - Wild Things, Black Diamond Hooped or Big Wall, Mt. Hardware Rock Sack, OR Aurora Bivy email me: andy.mcmurray@gmail.com Thanks!