punk_rocker333

I have an A-width heel and B-width forefoot (size 10) and am having problems finding mountain/ice boots that fit my feet well. I purchased a pair of Lowa Cristallo X-Pro's from sierra trading post: boots These seem to fit my feet very well compared to the Mad Rock Alpinists I bought originally, but I still get a small amount of heel lift when I stand on my toes (super feet help with this slightly). This worries me for front pointing. I was only able to find one review for the boot in regards to how they climb ice (not just general mountaineering use) here: review I have two questions. Does anyone have any experience with these boots for technical ice and mixed routes? Do you have any recomendations for other boots I could look at that fit narrow feet? I was looking at the La Sportiva Nepal Evo GTX. Any experience with these?

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I have a pair of Mad Rock Hooker lace ups for sale. They are size 8.5 mens and have seen some climbing but still have lots of life left. I will sell for $20 plus shipping or best offer. Contact me for more pictures.

Reduced price to $120 shipped. I would also be interested in trading (or partial trade) for a pair of ice tools.

I have a pair of Mad Rock Alpinist boots size 10.5 for sale in excellent condition. They haven't seen any climbing, I only hiked in them a few times to attempt to break them in. Probably less than 3 miles total. They unfortunately do not fit my feet well so I am looking for another pair. I will sell these for $120 shipped OBO. Message me for pictures.

Hey everyone, I have a brand new Edelweiss Laser 9.6 x 60 meter rope, still in package for sale. It is bright pink in color. Info on the rope can be found at: http://www.edelweiss-ropes.com/anglais/cordes-climbing-us.html I am asking $115 plus shipping and accept check, money order, or paypal. Email me at punk_rocker333 at hotmail dot com. if you are interested and let me know your mailing address if you want a shipping quote. It will be shipped from Moscow, ID 83843.

What does everyone think of the place? Is it pretty similar to the climbs at Frenchman's Coulee? I was thinking of heading there for a change of scenery and cracks sometime.

Went to my local shop here in Moscow, ID and they are out of the Rock Climbing Washington guide. Could anyone help me out? I mostly wanted to know how to drive there as well as crag locations.

I heard that there is crack climbing on basalt columns at Potholes similar to Frenchman's Coulee. I was told it is not the actual Potholes State Park near the reservoir but at the Potholes in central WA. Anyone have any beta on location or rock quality?