This listing includes Edelrid Ecoboa rope sold together with Black Diamond rope bag. Sold separately are a pair of Tenaya Oasi shoes. Details and photos for each below. I'm open to negotiate price so long as the offers are reasonable. Local pickup in Salt Lake City preferred. I'll ship if you pay the full cost of shipping.

Rope/Bag - $80

This Edelrid Ecoboa 9.8mm diameter 70m length rope was purchased in 2019 but wasn't really used for the first time until 2021. It was stored indoors in a temperature controlled environment when not in use. I don't climb hard or take whips so it never really saw a lot of heavy force. I used it to practice easy leads and for some toproping. Most of the wear is probably sheath abrasion from top roping, but we were never hanging on it all day. Typical session was going out with 2-4 people and everyone climbs 2-3 single pitch routes. It is broken in but there is no damage to the sheath and the core is healthy with no soft spots.  It should have a few years of good use left in it.

I purchased the rope bag when I got the rope but I'm not sure I'm totally sold on rope bags. I see the value of them but I don't think I climb enough for it to really be of a lot of value to me. It's in great shape, no holes, loose threads, or damage.

Together these items new have a value of $240.

Shoes - $115

Tenaya Oasi shoes, men's size 8, euro size 40 3/4. I bought these earlier this year when I was climbing at the gym more and thought I might try to push myself on some steeper and more technical bouldering. My interests took me in a different direction and I ended up cancelling my membership to the gym since I wasn't going really for months. At any rate, the shoes were worn probably 2-4 times for sessions less than an hour, taking them off in between climbs since they are a pretty aggressive fit. I don't really even think they are broken in. They haven't been on my feet in months. Don't smell bad/weird. They are really nice, part of me doesn't even want to sell them but finances dictate that I cannot hoard expensive things that I don't really use/need.

Description from Backcountry where you can get them new for $195:

• Tenaya's most aggressive shoe for strong climbers
• Sharp, asymmetric downturn ideal for overhung routes and problems
• Vibram XS Grip sole assures tacky traction on limestone and granite
• MRRB system maintains a solid, long-lasting downturn
• Dual hook-and-loop adjusts to accommodate wide or narrow feet
• Synthetic upper reduces stretching for enhanced longevity