By EthanPF
Aug 3, 2012
| lol. Glad I wasn't the only one lost there... | 
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By LIV
Aug 7, 2012
| I have two Black Diamond Wiz Kid Harnesses (very good shape - used, but used lightly) free to a good home. These are great harnesses for kids who have outgrown a full body harness. Location: Denver, CO.
These are gone. |
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By darin
Aug 7, 2012
| PM Sent on the Wiz Kid harness. |
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By LIV
Aug 7, 2012
| Wiz Kid Harnesses are taken. |
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By Brennen T
From SLC,Utah/Roseville, california
Aug 20, 2012
| Hello, i am trying to re-build my trad rack, i got most of my gear stolen this week and i dont have money to get anyting new, it took me a few years of hard work to get my gear, and we all know how expsive this stuff can be. Climbing is literally all i got so anything helps and i mean anything. I will be able to cover the shipping, thank you for reading even though this is kind of a long shot.
Brennen |
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By tex
Aug 23, 2012
| off to a new home, and hopefully some good karma my way.
| Wall rack
Submitted By: tex on Aug 23, 2012
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By tex
Aug 24, 2012
| Rack is gone. "Off to a new home", sold, gone, no longer in my possession, I don't have it anymore. Sorry, no longer available. Its been shipped. Geez I should have sold it..... |
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By darin
Aug 30, 2012
| Mythos - Size 37. Toes are a little blown out, but probably have some good life in them after a resole.
Available for pick up in Denver.
| free mythos
Submitted By: darin on Aug 30, 2012
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By VARMENT
Sep 9, 2012
| Gunkiemike wrote: So in the spirit of (how I perceive) this forum: FREE* - size 40 Katanas. Ready for a resole and rand repair (half inch hole at the tip on each shoe). I used 'em for friction slabs so the thinned edge and toe holes never bothered me. About a 7 on the cleanliness scale - only mild smell, and you can still read the size and serial number underfoot. $8 via Paypal to cover shipping and they're yours. Payment details and photos via PM/email. * per Sam's suggestion above, you can't have these if you want them. Only if you NEED them.
But is the rand torn? |
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By Spencer Daniels
From Sandy,utah
Sep 18, 2012
| Starting to build my trad rack. Any Items can help I will pay for shipping email at spencerdaniels@hotmail.com |
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By Mike J.
From Red rock camp ground
Sep 20, 2012
| kevinhansen wrote: They say knowledge is power. Here have some power. Its called the "Texas Sport Rope trick" and I've used it. www.rockclimbing.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=1657055; Cheers
i'll do you one better!
| YERR GONNA DIE
Submitted By: Mike J. on Sep 20, 2012
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Step 1- stack two nuts
Step 2- rig single strand rappel off the brown nut(downward pull nut)
Step 3- rig pull strand on the pushed through cable of the upside down nut
Step 4- make peace with god and tell your partner to apologise to your family for you stupidity
Step 5- rappel "safely" to the ground or your next belay
Step 6- pull retrieval line and the nut on the right pulls out and your whole kit falls to the ground
some old timer showed me this and said this was how they "always" did it back in the day! YMWY
PS don't ever try this |
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By Jeremy Monahan
From Fort Fun, CO
Sep 20, 2012
| Mike J. wrote: i'll do you one better! Step 1- stack two nuts Step 2- rig single strandsome old timer showed me this and said this was how they "always" did it back in the day! YMWY PS don't ever try this
Did some old timer actually show you this trick? Have you personally used this method? I ask because you point this out in bold, yet post a photo of what looks to be an attempt of this anchor behind a refrigerator.
I realize this may resemble a solid option in your mind, but I have never heard of this rappel anchor before. Anyone else care to chime in on this dubious anchor? |
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By Mike J.
From Red rock camp ground
Sep 20, 2012
| well, I exclusively rappel using this technique when i'm in the "creek", cuz ya never know when that 3 bolt anchor on top of your favorite classic crack is going to blow, and that's not the back of my fridge that's "Great White Book" on Stately Pleasure Dome in Tuolumne. The pull an pray method as I like to call it was definitely the way "every one""always" did it until some one came up with the 2 bolt anchor. Fuck man, read a book!
But seriously, a man in his 60's explained this system to me and seemed 100% serious when he told me he used to use this system regularly. Not that I think this was or ever would be a technique the vast majority of climbers, from any time period, would consider safe.
I think Jeremy missed the point of my original post. |
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By kevinhansen
From Albion Idaho
Sep 26, 2012
| I'm not so sure its a bad idea. What if you built 3 of these nut stacking anchors. Equilized all three with a trango alpine anchor, and had seperate pull lines for the three upsidedown nuts. Do you think you could get down from your refridgerator then?
I think I will go practice this at the top of a bolted sport route, just as a simulation for the real deal in the kitchen. (What ever it takes to not have to use a leaver biner.)
More to come.
Kevin |
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By Big Bert
From Birmingham, Al
Oct 21, 2012
| Does anybody have some old retired climbing ropes they would like to donate? I am doing an art project and would gladly pay shipping for your old tattered comrades. |
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By CharlesErickson
From Menomonie, Wisconsin
Oct 22, 2012
| Hello everyone,
I thought I might pass these onto someone who might bring them back to life and use them. Feel free to email me at ericksonc@my.uwstout.edu with questions.
I am uncertain of the size, but I'd guess they are a size 8.5 US or a 39.5 EU.
If you are able to pick these up in Menomonie they are all yours otherwise send me $10 and I will send them to you.
Charles |
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By Marc H
From Lafayette, CO
Oct 22, 2012
| I've got a couple things that I'm looking to get rid of. They're in Lafayette, CO; I'll deliver them to Boulder, Broomfield or Louisville. You'll have to make it to me if you don't live/work in those areas.
If you are interested in anything, please PM me. I most likely will not check back on this thread in the near future.
1) An old Marmot Precip jacket that has lost most of its waterproof liner near wear the hood meets the rest of the jacket. This would probably be best for chopping up to make waterproof patches for those DIYers. Or it could be a good windbreaker. Men's small.
2) An old Pur filter. I honestly don't remember the name of it. I've had it for more than ten years.
3) An old Lowe Alpine Triple-point ceramic jacket. I've had this jacket for a long time and almost hate to give it up. I used to backpack with this jacket extensively in my teens. But it's pretty bomber and probably still (mostly) waterproof. Men's small. |
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By Jasonkennedy
From Flagpole, Az
Oct 28, 2012
| Hey there, I've got a pair of 5.10 Anasazi lace ups that are in great shape. Never been resoled, and don't need to be. They size are 9.5 U.S. but fit smaller than what I'm used to.
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By BighornAdams
From Monterey, CA
Oct 28, 2012
| PM sent on Anasazis. Hell yeah! |
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By Justin Lofthouse
From Utah
Nov 5, 2012
| WANTED: Retired Climbing Rope
I want to make a rug out of climbing rope and I was wondering if anybody had an old rope that they didn't want. I would pay for shipping, I live in Logan Utah. Email me if you have something for me. |
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By Brennen T
From SLC,Utah/Roseville, california
Nov 9, 2012
| email sent on those pants! |
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By ldsclimber
From Queen Creek AZ
Nov 13, 2012
| A Bouldering Guide to Utah.
Its good to pg 242, but missing LCC and other Wasatch areas. It has Joes Valley, Triassic, Moab, Ibex, and StG.
Free + shipping from AZ 85140.
| A Bouldering Guide To UTAH
Submitted By: ldsclimber on Nov 13, 2012
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By Chris Miller
Nov 13, 2012
| A while back there was a thread where somebody was looking for donated gear to send to some foreign country (korea maybe?) because climbers there were sharing a few scarce pieces of beat up gear. Anybody remember the thread or some key words that will help me find it?
I've looked, I just can't remember the right key words to bring it up. I drank away a lot of brain cells. It was worth it. |
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