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I've been using an old Walrus Swift. 4 pounds, can fit two people cramped. Sweetness.

Or anywhere where liberals don't brow beat each other into ironic conformity of non-conformity.

That's rich. Ya no kidding. I am not sure what planet you live on. Pluto

yep that's me. So I should hate it? Good to know.

That's rich. Ya no kidding.

No way. It's all about exit 38. Less chance of moss slides.

I just started watching a new one on Netflix last night called Rampage I think. This guy makes a bulletproof suit. It starts pretty slow tho.

F***. How about MOnday/?

+1 for Mavics. Bontragers are pretty good. My wheel basically fell apart, but then again I did put over 20,000 miles on it.

Reduced 63$ takes it. Pre-tied 6mm prussik slings, brand new, foot and harness loops- 2.00 REI harness. Generic- size xl - used - 13.00 Camp dynema daisy chain-brand new- 15.00 Camp orbit quickdraw- brand new x2- 10.00 EACH Camp twistlock biner- brand new- 8.00 PICTURES- Gear for Sale

Your friend is right from what I've heard. Top-roping anything is a good idea if you have a rope-gun. I wouldn't even think about leading for at least a season.

Damn caveats.

man...not that many. But that Spatacus on demand TV show on netflix is sweet.

How could I argue with the Ivan?

meh- with that logic if you are going for Rainier and are a reasonable person you should bivy. That is pretty subjective in my opinion. Some people don't like to bivy. I'm one of em.

I'll post Friday after I climb it. Check out my new facebook album. Don't you have a half day Friday?

In good company?

ya- like my new route at Index!

Their softshell pants and bathang hoodie are both great pieces as well.

classic.

Edlinger- Are you speaking to over-bolted routes? Personally I find climbing on over-bolted routes is easy and stress-free. Not that I personally advocate over-bolting. All that is to say Condomorphine Addiction is a good solid route.

And sneaky steve- make your own post please.

My US size is 11.5.

Glad to hear it worked out...mostly.