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Salewa Warthogs (the screw looking Ice Pitons) are gone.

I have a ton of old climbing gear for sale most from the late 70, some of it I might even just give to a good home. Might be cool find if you happen to collect climbing gear. This is all stuff that I inherited from my dad recently and I just don't really have the space since it competes with my own gear for garage territory. Some of the things I have; -Medium 70's ish REI brand down jacket -Medium 70's ish didn't check the brand, down pants (Jacket and pants were used for a Denali summit back in like '79) -Not sure what fill - duck down non-hooded sleeping bag. I slept in it down to around 35 degrees comfortably. -A random assortment of old ice screws - would never set in ice for sure, but they are neat if you collect such things -GoreTex similar fabric bivy, used on Denali -down booties -Rock climbing books by Royal Robins -Pair of ascenders -leather strapped steel crampons -various Steel caribiners, I've taken all I need for organizing gear in my garage and the rest just chill in a crate. -and the crown jewel... Lowe Hummingbird ice tool. If any of these items interest you give me a holler. Some of it could still be usable gear for sure. I just ended up getting most of it after I already had my own modern equivalent. Photos can be provided if they didn't attach to the post like I'm hoping they will.

Boots are still available if anyone's interested. I do have a pic of them, but to be honest it looks pretty much like any other picture of the boots.

Used on a couple of outings, but I just can't get away from heel lift in any of the sportiva boots. $300 and it would be nice to sell them local around Seattle.

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Still available

Anyone interested for $125

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I have a pair of Black Diamond Method AT boots I would love to get out of my garage. They are a size 28and they've seen a bit of use but still have plenty of life in the liners. $175 or an offer of some kind just to get them gone.

I'm looking for a general climbing partner who interested in tackling some of the more basic mountains this summer, Baker/Adams, various routes on Rainier, anything really. I can't rely on any of my normal hiking buddies and desperately need the help if I want to get out this summer. I have all my own gear and transportation, summited Rainier last summer via the DC and attempted Shuksan and got turned back by weather, and have a pretty decent sense of glacier skills and navigation. But I'm also really new to the activity and could use some guidance and anyone with patience and decent organization. Please Help.