Squalls Posted September 24, 2009 Posted September 24, 2009 (edited) 195 praxis (tranquility graphics)(130/136/126 dimensions I believe)(reverse camber) with small dukes mounted on them. The skis have around 15 days on them with normal top sheet scratches and a few chips, bases have a few superficial scratches with no core shots. Mounted for 317mm bsl at recomended line. Dukes have about ten days on them and look almost new with just a few cosmetic scratches. A few days have been put on the skis since the pictures were taken, but I dont remember any damage being done last spring. I bought the skis drilled for dukes and reused the same holes for the current dukes (this is why there are fewer days on the dukes then the praxis). I can get current pictures to anyone who wants to see them. $550 plus shipping. Only willing to split if someone wants the skis first. Deuter Futura AC 42 $75 OBO: Good single night pack, or light weekend pack. Only blemish is the small hole in the side pocket mesh shown in pictures. Light use climbing, little dirty right now but will clean up before I send it out. Specifications from web. Recommended Use: Dayhiking/Overnight Weight: 3 lb 14 oz Dimensions: 28" x 14" x 10" Type: Internal Frame Backpack Volume: 2550 cu in Material: Micorip Nylon-Polytex Frame Material: Steel/Spring Steel Fits Torso: 17"-21" Hydration Compatible: Yes Access: Top Loading w/ Bottom Compartment Maximum Weight: 35 lbs Detachable Daypack: No Sternum Strap: Yes Torso Adjustment: No Other: Integrated Rain Cover Camp X4 Evo pack $45: Only a couple days climbing in like new condition. Description from internet. Durable 40 liter pack for ski mountaineering and climbing. Features include Back Door access to the main compartment and systems for carrying a hydration bladder, alpine tools and skis with the exclusive XPRESS ski carrying system. Includes a bag for crampons and detachable waist belt zipper pocket. Materials: Specs ID: 158801 Application: Ski Mountaineering, Alpinism, General Mountaineering Capacity: 40 L, 2440 CI Weight: 1100 g, 38.8 oz A few more pictures can be seen on my personal page. Some of the white spots on the ski bases and topsheets are from a bad camera and reflections. Edited September 24, 2009 by Squalls Quote
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