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    FS: Arc Teryx A-300a Harness - Large - $90

    in The Yard Sale

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    This is basically brand new but the Large is just a hair too big for me. I have a 32" waist and it is just shy of tightening all the way. I had bought it a little bigger to go over winter clothing but it is bigger than expected. I'll also throw in the fancy little metal box it comes in if you want it. Purchased directly from Arc Teryx in early summer.

     

    Link to my craigslist ad with photos:

     

    http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/spo/1972358072.html

    SOLD: Marmot insulated Flurry Pants

    in The Yard Sale

    Posted · Edited by bivchad

    Color: Black, Size: Medium. I bought these pants for a trip to AK and ended up never even bringing them up there. Insulated with Primaloft and softshell reinforced butt, knees, and crampon patch. Would be great for a Denali trip or other winter activities. They come with removable suspenders and have full side zips. I can take a photo but they are brand new and just as the picture shows...SOLD

    http://marmot.com/products/flurry_pant

     

    Craigslist ad:

    http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/clo/1853689504.html

    OR Foray Jacket & BD Specialist Glove

    in The Yard Sale

    Posted · Edited by bivchad

    OR Foray Jacket in Blue/Medium (less than a year old, very lightly used, almost no visible wear and no holes, etc.) - $95

    http://www.outdoorresearch.com/site/m_s_foray_jacket.html'>http://www.outdoorresearch.com/site/m_s_foray_jacket.html

     

    BD Specialist Gloves in Back/Medium (used twice, almost no visible wear) - $50

    http://www.outdoorresearch.com/site/m_s_foray_jacket.html

     

    I will ship for cost. Local to Seattle. I can take photos if desired but these are both essentially brand new and look just like the photos in the link.

    Insulated Pant in AK?

    in The Gear Critic

    Posted · Edited by bivchad

    I am struggling to come to a conclusion on how much to insulate my legs with in the St. Elias mtns this May. Specifically, whether or not a pair of synthetic puffy pants is worth the weight and warmth?.

    May 1st-31st and we will be going up to 16.5k but a majority of the trip will be between 9 and 14k. I already intend to bring powerstretch tights, a midweight smartwool layer as well as some lighter softshell pants and Goretex shell pants.

    Anyone?

    SOLD

    in The Yard Sale

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    Picket is still for sale. I would prefer not to ship as the money it costs doesn't make it worth it for me or you. I will probably never use this picket. I live in the Queen Anne Hill area if anyone is interested...

    Expedition Sleeping Pads

    in The Gear Critic

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    Thanks Gene, and everyone else! I am actually headed for some ski/climbing exploration in Wrangell-St. Elias and probably won't get above 14K. I understand it is not quite as cold as the Alaska Range there and because I will be traveling for 3 weeks, we definitely need to go light as possible. Great info about snow catching in the ridges. I think a foam pad and Prolite 4 might be the way to go....

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