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Selling my Perimeter pants. Men's Size 32/32. Color Clay. Great lightweight, stretch pants. Only wore a handful of times, and they don't fit (I usually wear a 32/34, but had a good deal on these.) Unfortunately they are to short for me. Only wore them at the climbing gym inside 3-4 times. No rips, scuffs, etc. In new condition. Link to Arcteryx page $45

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Looks like weather should be pretty good starting thursday. I have work off. I'm really down for anything. Alpine(although avy conditions might be iffy) or craging (drytooling?) Let me know. (I also have this weekend free) -Pieter

Brand new pair of Mountain Hardware Minus One Technical Ice Gloves. Size XL. Feel like high quality gloves. Sticky palm and a decent amount of waterproofing features. Wasn't a good fit for my hand. $60 As pictures on the Mountain Hardware Website Located in Tacoma.

Looking like a good weather window this weekend 3/15-3/18. Edit: Never mind. Iffy weather.

We went up Monday. Lots of fresh snow at higher elevations. Got to the base of the climb and didn't see much ice. Lots of lose snow though.

Looks like were having a nice high pressure system moving in. Anyone interested in Rainier this weekend? Gib ledges. Shoot me a PM.

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Thanks for the heads up. I've called most of the local Seattle shops and they don't seem to carry them.

Anyone have an extra set of grivel rambo (2 or 3) spacers for a monopoint setup. Let me know

Thanks for the info Alex! I was able pitter around at the Blackice drytooling crag today.

Kiddie Cliff was still "in" last weekend. two decent lines up it. A lot of snow/spin drift and a lot of ski traffic. Definitely be weary of avy conditions. Also, Montypiton and I found some decent ice in the icicle canyon area a couple of weeks ago. Up the snow lakes trail approximately 4 miles, towards Nada falls. Maybe he can chime in. ~WI4, brittle, 2 pitches, we explored a few more rope lengths up but didn't find any ice worth climbing. Tentatively named "four-mile falls". Here's some footage: [video:vimeo]59370715

Any good recommendations for beginner dry tooling areas? (I just moved to the area) Would like to start with TR; Near Tacoma/Seattle. Anything good off of Exit-38? Any help or guidance would be appreciated. Thank's guys.

Hey guys, New to the area, and would love to get onto some ice. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to drag along a newbie? I have all my own gear, and would really just like to get on some top rope. Great belay slave, and love long walks on the beach. Just wanting to get out there. I'm proficient in technical rock and alpine climbing, but never been on technical ice. This Sunday or Monday would be great (weather permitting). Let me know if anyone is willing. Thanks.

SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD Selling my Scarpa Summit GTX mountaineering boots. I got a great pro-deal on another set of boots, and don't see the need for these anymore. My gain is your gain! Just broken in. Plenty of life left. Some crampon scraps. Only used ~4 climbs (including Rainier and Adams). Great all around boot, single piece, slightly insulated, Gortex. Size: Scarpa Euro 46 1/2 ( I wear a 11 1/2 - 12 street shoe.) Located in Tacoma, WA. $140- SOLD Pictures: http://i.imgur.com/zcFbeD0.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/MLbuHlE.jpg http://i.imgur.com/KdMFJ7i.jpg http://i.imgur.com/mSU9J1g.jpg http://i.imgur.com/1a6iMaS.jpg

I've been using PowerDirector by cyberlink and It's been great. (For PC). It's pretty simple, runs smooth, and gets the job done. I'm still using an older version (9 I believe). But here's a link to their newer products: Cyberlink PowerDirector And here's a simple video edit of mine, if you're interested. 1st gen Hero HD and PowerDirector 9. [video:vimeo]28234510

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