Located in Boulder and in ouray this weekend and weekend of the 30th

Buyer pays shipping but i have some fedex discount so it's cheap.

Grivel old school crampons $50

Pros:

• Cheap
• Street cred: "Woah i had those crampons in the 70s!" -- some guy in Ouray
• Weigh the same as new Petzl Lynx's (1017 grams) 
• Seem to perform fine for beginners like me at least. Felt better than my partner's fancy new ones
• Comes with bag & extra toe bails
• Freshly sharpened

Cons:

• Pain in the ass to adjust the size. Tools needed to adjust the size are: allen wrench, screwdriver, and wrench/vice/pliers for holding a hex nut in place. 
• Not modular. Front point are not replaceable. No monopoint mode. No adjusting the point position 
• No antisnow plates but I'm told you can make them out of milk cartons

Salewa crows 42 $100

• 3 season boots. Probably works for ice if you run warm
• Slightly too small for me (women's size 9 street shoes). About the same size as Nepals 41. (small for 42!!)
• Mint condition
• Angry cat not included

Women's nepal evo 41 $210

• Ok condition 
• Way narrower than men's nepals

Nuts

• $4/ea except the offset (4th from right) is $7
• I assembled this complete set of nuts as a gift for my friend. Then it turned out he already bought his own nuts. Therefore, this still serves as a great complete set of nuts for someone starting trad. Except #6 and 7 from the left are identical to each other. 
• No need to buy all, I can keep some for bail gear
• Cat not included
  
  

Misc

• biners that I don't like $3/ea
• double length sling $8. Bought new in 2021. I don't need it anymore because I bootied an identical sling. The one for sale is NOT the booty sling.