Rack Pictures

[pink]

 

Time for hexes to represent....

 

Even though they don't get used as often now that I have more cams from which to choose(they were my "poor man's cams" when first starting out), when I get a chance to place one "just right" it makes me glad they're still on my rack.

 

sherri, looks like you forgot your sewing kit....

 

just saying, because you are ripped.

 

where can i buy my tickets?

[Sherri]

thats an awsome picture!!!! can it be summer yet? :kisss:

 

Thanks, Muffy! Summer isn't coming fast enough for me, either. The racks need to see some sun soon.

 

 

 

Good one about the sewing kit, Pink. I think hauling all that gear up every climb is turning into an effective workout regime.

[Moof]

Not quite up to Billcoe's immensity, but still more crap than I can carry in one shot:

 

 

White bag at the bottom has all my ironmongery.

Hey moof, nice rack but what I really like is your rack bag/tarp thingy. Did you buy that or make it yourself?

 

I made it myself. I had a couple retired 4' slings, and a few new widgets for my industrial sewing machine to try out, so that's what I made. Even more fun is making russian aiders (about 9 pairs shipped to folks so far).

[Otto]

photo: Bill Enger

 

My rack circa 1988, hanging from the Big Stone at Camp 6. Mostly solid stem Friends, a few TCUs and wired stoppers. That's my pal Wayne Bunker from Portland.

 

 

[LUCKY]

OOPS!!!!Maybe not PC for this site

Edited February 11, 2008 by LUCKY

[Otto]

huh?

[plexus]

they were my "poor man's cams" when first starting out)

 

Weren't they for all of us?! Hell, I still hesitate when I have to pay that much for a new cam otherwise I'd be a gear whore like our Billcoe.