mzvarner

thanks dane. i have used the asolo afs and they are a double. they only times i have used them are on rather dry climbs where they was no snow or ice to get down inside them. thats what makes me think its my feet sweating. I wonder if it might be because im wearing to much on my feat making them over heat. im also looking into the batura's right now any advice on them, or anything similar. it seems that my feet fit well with La Sportiva so im trying to stay in that family.

BD Big Gun harness- medium- $40 Asolo AFS Evoluzione -43- 170 La Sportiva venom- 43- 50 2 Omega Pacific ice screws new- 35 individual 60 for both

my main thing is i sweat a lot and im using a single boot, so i want to make sure its dry and not going to freezr solid overnight. so what are some ways to deal with that. can i just shove a nalgene with hot water in it?

What are peoples ideas on vapor barriers/ neoprene. Im looking into a way to keep my boots dry, obviously, my feet are like water fountains. pros, cons, and links to good brands.

That pack sucks

Putting it all on one post not two or three. Marmot full zip fleece gray-medium- 30 dmm predator tools- new- 180 for set Revoloution crash pad- 40

These have never been used. I bought them from a guy who bought them for his daughter who never used them. They are leashed. They are both hammers as well. Im getting rid of them cause i really like the BD vipers. 240 for the set.

Sorry I didn't even notice the post title. Yeah it's to far for me now. But I'll be in smith next month if you can wait if not then it's not a big deal.

Never been but want to go

My goal is to bcome certified in both rock and alpine disiplines from AMGA. I Am looking for a partner that wants to get out and climb/train for these courses. I have loftyt goals and am highly motivated. If He/She is wanting to do this course as well then its even better. I live in spokane, have no problem getting to leavenworth, wash. pass, raineir, etc. I have been climbing for two years. Have taken courses in basic mountainering (havent done much tho unfortunately), crevase rescue, just took rock rescue, and may be taking the SPI course in october. I leade mid 11;s on sport, still new to trad, but up to 8/9. let me know.

im interested. where are you located

im in spokane

Taking a rock rescue coursee sat/sun but have friday off, and want to crag at castle rock or something. can meet there early. pm me

I usually where an 10.5. These fit well when i first got them, they had a little growing room. I think i grew a little tho, because all of my gear is a little tight now. or im getting fat. guess i need to climb more.

43

Used once on raineir. To tight saddly. Asking$250

sorry i just sold all the cams.

Aliens doubled in yellow, green, and blue-240 Omega link cam #2-50 5 step aiders-30 big gun harness-40 la sportiva venom size 42- 40

Need partner for outerspace and maybe orbit let me know

im thinking of making attempt number two in a few weeks. Any one know if its ok on the upper section or if its pretty nasty? thanks

Looking for betta. going to try for skyladder. if its still in season. are screws needed. how many and are screamers important to have on them

I am wanting to try to link up orbit and outer space. I havent climbed either, its just a goal this season.

Im looking at going to index next week. Never been. Im trying to find a few routes there that would help me get ready for snow creek wall. I know there are problems with the lower wall right now, but are people still allowed to climb there. Im thinking the Great northen slab area.thanks

Trip: Washington Pass - Prime rib and south arete Date: 7/26/2009 Trip Report: At last minute Jess calls me and says his plans for Shuksin fell thru and wanted to know what I had planned. I had been wanting go see Prime Rib and finally check out the Liberty Group. Rolled up to PR around noon on saturday. We made good time catching and passing a party of two and a party of three on the fourth pitch in abou tan hour and a half. Weather began rolling in so the race was on. Lightnig was rolling all over to the west and rain was every where. We waited, it stopped, we continued. "Summited"in about 4.5 hours, then decided to try some simul-raps off. They are rad and fast. Did the whole route car to car in roughly six hours. Camped at Blue lakes, got up at 5, on the trail by 6. 1.5-2 hours later we were at the base of SEWS. We protected the first and second pitch then decided it was easyier and faster to just simul climb. Took in some coils and carried on. The slab with the bolt was cool, then crossed over the SW couloir to the summit and saw a goat, he freaked and ran down the couloir. we then simul climbed down and did three simul raps and went home. Weather was great over all. Amazing climbing. It was easy but we put on some good miles on the rock and saw some awsome veiws from washington pass. Gear Notes: Prime rib Bring a mix of exdendable draws and normal "sport" draws. Guide book says total of 15. I think 20 works well for linking Pitches. Stash a few PBR's in the river by the turn off so the are nice and cold when you get down. SEWS Small rack if. single set of nusts and cams to 3. We did a different start on accident, so in all honestly we only needed to protect the first pitch becasue of that. if you do it right, then leave tha rack at the care and simul the whole thing. Approach Notes: Prime Rib Short and steep. Its kind of like skiing when coming down with all the loose rock. SEWS A little longer gets steep and i hate the mosquitos. But its all worth it. The avi debri was pretty cool to. those pack some power.

I have this sunday monday and tuesday off. I am thinking i want to do some link ups in the area. In mazama im wanting to start with prime rib as a "warm up" then climb restless natives. Right there is 21 pitches. The next day go to the liberty group and climb the becky route then link it with the south arete. My only "requirment" is you can lead any of these pitches, as im not that burly to climb some 30 pitches. I have not been to that area before but have heard lots of good things about all these routes.