All items located in Boulder, CO. Will ship at cost. Only trades I'm interested in: SuperClip, Blue Ice Boa umbilicals, Petzl Lynx, Petzl Nao/RXP, Alpinist Magazine issues 37,38,42,46-51 in great condition (no water damage, torn spine, etc)

Rebel GTX Carbon - $220

Ultimate lightweight alpine boot. These have seen minimal use. Maybe 4 hikes and one alpine climb. No damage of any sort. I find these fit about 1/2 size small. My L foot is 11.5, my R foot is just the tiniest hair under 12, and every Scarpa boot I've ever owned has been 45.5 (including these) but my toes are a tiny bit cramped, hence the sale. These would be ideal for someone with a size 11 I think. Or a true 11.5 if you prefer thin socks.

Uppers, lowers, soles, laces, eyelets, all an excellent condition aside from typical expected surface scuffs. Originally $550, selling for over 50% off.

Original insoles were thin pieces of crap and tossed in the garbage. I have a pair of like new blue Superfeet insoles (untrimmed) that I can include for an additional $20.






Dynafit TLT5P ski boot - $575
SOLD

Dynafit Speed Radical binding - $360
Brand new with leashes. Bought them last season but still haven't mounted them. Probably not gonna mount them this season either, so time to sell. Priced these priced lower than anything I can find online.



Arcteryx R275LT - $55
Ultralight sport climbing, glacier travel, alpine climbing harness. Barely used, everything in good shape, no visible signs of wear or frayed stitching. Size Large. I wear 33" pants and I cinch this down with 1" of belt left. Would probably be ideal for anyone with a 32.5" - 37" waist.



Icelantic Shamans. 173cm. - $299
SOLD

Black Diamond Contact aluminum crampons (strap on) - $65
SOLD

Mountainsmith "Day" Lumbar Pack - $45
Lightly used, bottom has a couple nicks/scuffs, everything else is great. Perfect for fast and light day hikes and keeps your back cool and sweat-free. Includes the shoulder-straps accessory. MSRP is $75+$25 for the shoulder straps.



Assorted Ice accessories
* Petzl Nomic Cascade Pick – Brand new, sealed package. Rare, discontinued, best Nomic pick ever for waterfall ice. Selling for what I paid for it. $60
* Petzl Nomic Cascade Pick – Set of two, used for 1, possibly 2 days. Most of the black powdercoat is still on the tips. $110 for the pair.

* BD Laser picks – SOLD
* Yates standard screamer - Carried, but never weighted. Perfect structural condition - $10 SOLD
* Petzl Reversino belay device - SOLD
* Cold Thistle Hammers – SOLD


Mountain Hardwear Hooded “DriClime” jacket - $49
This is a very interesting, discontinued jacket – I’m not sure of the exact model name. It’s a woven ripsop exterior with a microfiber lining. Extremely similar to a Marmot Driclime jacket, but with a hood, better pockets, full pit zips, and slightly more durable fabric. Great for bringing on long multipitch routes. It’s a perfect Red Rocks jacket as long as you’re not climbing Epinephrine (but no jacket will withstand that abuse). It stuffs into its own pocket as well. This jacket is in good shape with no tears or scuffs, however it has a couple pinholes on the shoulders/hood from floating embers sitting too close to a fire - the largest hole is a bit larger than a sesame seed. The holes are on areas that have a nylon lining so there's no direct water penetration path. The photo color is a bit misleading, it’s more of a grey with a veeeery slight green tint. If you're very concerned about color, let me know and I'll try to get a more accurate shot.


Scarpa Phantom Guide size 45.5 (11.5) - $325
Only selling because I was gifted a brand new pair in the exact same size. I planned on using these for another 2-3 seasons. I covered all the outer seams and the front of the toe with Seamgrip to prolong the boots' lives and it's working great. The outer itself is in excellent shape but 80% of the seamgrip has worn off which gives it a "rough" look. Keep in mind the wear is to the seamgrip, not the boot. Inside, the zippers and pull loop are in perfect functional condition and the zipper has been routinely maintained with the silicone lubricant included with the boot.

They obviously show some wear, but overall are in very good shape, with no damage. Even the fabric lace eyelets are totally solid. Zipper is smooth, the soles are not heavily worn, etc. Buy some ice boots at nearly 50% off the $610 MSRP.




Close up of a seam reinforced with Seamgrip


Books!
Gillett guide to RMNP High Peaks - $15
Hubbell guide to Front Range Crags - $5