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adam3
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I just bought a sewn sling! Wooo!
(just fine tuning my rack) haha I enjoy new stuff! : )
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LostinMaine
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A tibloc. I used the one I've had on my rack for a while in a pulley system I set up to pull down a hung tree. I kept the old one in my chainsaw kit and bought a new one for climbing.
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dingus
Aug 18, 2009, 2:32 PM
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Barryvox avalanche transceiver.
DMT
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dan2see
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When I drop-in at my climbing store, it's so easy to pick up an extra biner. The next time, I need an extra sling, to pair it up. I've stopped counting.
I've been climbing on a pair of 5.10's. The footholds are really easy with these. But they hurt!
So I bought a nice soft pair of Acopa Lowriders (they cost $5.00 more than my regular rock shoes) and tried them on a multi-pitch climb, 5.9/5.10 plus rain. Very comfortable, makes the day enjoyable, but my leader had to haul me up one corner near the top, where I just could not step up on the slimy, drippy rock.
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desertdude420
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I just bought a new Edelweiss 10.5X60 lead line and a full set of Metolious offset TCUs.
I can't wait to get on a wall this fall!
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johnwesely
Aug 18, 2009, 3:06 PM
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DMM Peenuts.
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gmggg
Aug 18, 2009, 3:09 PM
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Biners and slings. You can never have enough.
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angry
Aug 18, 2009, 3:11 PM
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Harness,
I got sick of everyone talking about Todd Skinner whenever they saw my harness.
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moose_droppings
Aug 18, 2009, 3:18 PM
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Replaced my old (kinked wires) #4 DMM Wallnut with a new one.
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shoo
Aug 18, 2009, 3:18 PM
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Just ordered a Trango Cinch. Can't wait.
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taydude
Aug 18, 2009, 3:27 PM
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Just bought a #13 BD stopper to replace my partners that I got stuck on Black Fly at the Gunks.
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suprasoup
Aug 18, 2009, 4:00 PM
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Bought a red C4 to replace the one I launched into the abyss 
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acorneau
Aug 18, 2009, 4:19 PM
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My most recent purchase is either:
Getting all my 10-11 year-old cams reslung by Metolius as we speak.
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Bought some shoes from BackCountry.com for $60, should arrive today.
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dingus
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acorneau wrote: My most recent purchase is either: Getting all my 10-11 year-old cams reslung by Metolius as we speak. -or- Bought some shoes from BackCountry.com for $60, should arrive today.
I did that once - sent my cams to Metolius for the ole resling. They condemned my two smallest cams, pointing out that these first generation gems BOTH HAD BROKEN AXLES.
By condemning I mean they disabled them, clipped the trigger wires down to the nubs and left them permanently retired.
I was at once grateful and put off. They didn't ask, they just rendered them and sent them back with a short explanation.
I shant send them another, even though I was grateful. They would have asked, first.
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shrug7
Aug 18, 2009, 4:31 PM
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Cilogear 30L.
Great pack.
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markc
Aug 18, 2009, 5:17 PM
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At the store: A .75 C4, to replace the old-model Camalot I literally lost. I hope it turns up.
Online: A 10-pack of blemished Hotwires. I got one of their last sets in stock for $6 a biner.
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hansundfritz
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Retired a bunch of 24" slings and replaced them with a handful of shiny new ones made by FISH products. Bomber and cheap -- although I did get called out by a nOOb for having new slings. I told her that this was my fifth or sixth set of slings since 1982. She left the area, which was good because I was about to ask her why she had a headlamp on her helmet at 10:00 in the morning. I then ate the first of my many ham sandwiches for the day, fiddled with the keeper cord on my sticht plate, and put on my tube socks and EBs.
But I digress. Sorry, yes: nice new slings from FISH products.
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caughtinside
Aug 18, 2009, 5:27 PM
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Yellow red and green link cams. Crux magic!
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Aug 18, 2009, 5:32 PM
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dingus wrote: Barryvox avalanche transceiver. DMT
how do you like that toy ?
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majid_sabet
Aug 18, 2009, 5:33 PM
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Double ledge made in California
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gunkiemike
Aug 18, 2009, 5:40 PM
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Yellow Metolius Master cam to replace yellow TCU that's still in fine condition but is 15+ yr old. So far, I'm loving the new cam
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koepkeca
Aug 18, 2009, 5:40 PM
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#3 BD Stopper that my partner couldn't get out before it got dark..
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Aug 18, 2009, 5:49 PM
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i am about to buy a new helmet, as mine got smashed when it fell off my head 200 feet off the ground.
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dingus
Aug 18, 2009, 5:55 PM
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majid_sabet wrote: dingus wrote: Barryvox avalanche transceiver. DMT how do you like that toy ?
A lot. It replaced my older Barryvox that was stolen.
DMT
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TheChase
Aug 18, 2009, 6:05 PM
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BD C4 #2. Still shiny and yellow, but I'm working on it.
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knieveltech
Aug 18, 2009, 6:17 PM
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#3 Wild Country Zero.
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Aug 18, 2009, 6:51 PM
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Black tricam. And an extra pink & red.
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verticon
Aug 18, 2009, 7:06 PM
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I doubled the DMM Wallnuts #6, 7 & 8. so the two biners with the whole set would have 3 overlapping sizes (#1 - #8 and #6 - #11)
This is quite useful if I grab the wrong biner from the harness.
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herbertpowell
Aug 18, 2009, 7:08 PM
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I picked up a stubby BD ice screw, the old style express (with the black handle) for about 25 bucks on STP a few weeks ago. They only had one in stock, or I would have grabbed some more.
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seatbeltpants
Aug 18, 2009, 8:07 PM
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70m sterling fusion, metolius waldo, and five c4s. and a few new biners, clearly.
now how to explain this to my wife... it was all on special so i saved almost as much as i spent, but i'm not sure if she'll see it like that.
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the_climber
Aug 18, 2009, 8:22 PM
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3 pieces in that last order I picked up.
-Orange Metolius master cam
-Petzl mini rigging plate
-Second set of Evolv Maximus
Can't remember what I ordered last, but I picked them up at the same time.
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Aug 18, 2009, 8:25 PM
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dingus wrote: majid_sabet wrote: dingus wrote: Barryvox avalanche transceiver. DMT how do you like that toy ? A lot. It replaced my older Barryvox that was stolen. DMT
what is the model #?
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dingus
Aug 18, 2009, 8:29 PM
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majid_sabet wrote: dingus wrote: majid_sabet wrote: dingus wrote: Barryvox avalanche transceiver. DMT how do you like that toy ? A lot. It replaced my older Barryvox that was stolen. DMT what is the model #?
Pulse.
http://www.wildsnow.com/...e-you-dead-or-alive/
http://beaconreviews.com/...cs_BarryvoxPulse.asp
Best beacon I've ever owned. I haven't practiced with it enough as the bastards stole my practice beacon too. I'll probably buy a used DTS tracker for that duty.
DMT
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hanginaround
Aug 18, 2009, 8:50 PM
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Blue #3 BD C4 to replace the one I left on the Swiss Arete :-(
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uni_jim
Aug 18, 2009, 8:52 PM
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five stubai soft iron pitons
two 50mm
two 70mm
one 90mm
a thermarest z lite matress
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coolcat83
Aug 18, 2009, 8:55 PM
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black tricam and some ballnuts...because i need some balls (metaphorical as well) to lead a thin line I'm looking at.
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majid_sabet
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dingus wrote: majid_sabet wrote: dingus wrote: majid_sabet wrote: dingus wrote: Barryvox avalanche transceiver. DMT how do you like that toy ? A lot. It replaced my older Barryvox that was stolen. DMT what is the model #? Pulse. http://www.wildsnow.com/...e-you-dead-or-alive/ http://beaconreviews.com/...cs_BarryvoxPulse.asp Best beacon I've ever owned. I haven't practiced with it enough as the bastards stole my practice beacon too. I'll probably buy a used DTS tracker for that duty. DMT
you want to do some cross training with your toys ?
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the_climber
Aug 18, 2009, 9:03 PM
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uni_jim wrote: five stubai soft iron pitons two 50mm two 70mm one 90mm a thermarest z lite matress
The stubai soft pins are great in the rockies. You should consider picking up a ring angle and a universal (w/ ring) or 2 as well.
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MS1
Aug 18, 2009, 9:19 PM
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Two tricams (pink and red) and a mini-traxion.
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Lazlo
Aug 18, 2009, 9:34 PM
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#2 Camalot
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TC Pro's. Got 2 pitches in them this weekend before having to call it a day due to painful blisters.
Thankfully to no fault of the shoes though. I left my socks at home for the approach, adn climbing tape didn't do squat for the hot spots. Should've been prepared with some duct tape. 
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kiwiprincess
Aug 18, 2009, 9:57 PM
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A Voile avalanche probe.
Had a fatality locally within the week so it was timely, and may I never need to use it in fury.
I also bought a new roll of tape.. been using a few bollards for anchor lately.
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ShibbyShane
Aug 18, 2009, 9:58 PM
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Gear sling, and before that a red Alien (used). Slowly but surely building my rack...
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cintune
Aug 18, 2009, 10:12 PM
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-New harness (Singing Rock Balance to replace beater Alpine Bod.)
-A burly pair of Liberty Mtn. steel twistlock 30kN ovals, Kong KISA plate, and 14' of 10mm cord = DIY fall-arrest lanyard.
Ropes course gig makes it all tax-deductible to boot, and trying to get a trip to Nelson Rocks together in October.
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Aug 18, 2009, 10:21 PM
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I just replaces the 5 year old dog bones on all my quick draws. And picked up a few of the 13mm blue water titan runners.
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Aug 18, 2009, 10:23 PM
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A .75 Omega Pacific link cam to replace a green camalot that took the big fall off the cobra in yosemite. Love this thing on blind traversing placements... already used it a bunch in those situations and still haven't had a big fall on it... maybe cuz it helps me send!
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asiaclimber
Aug 18, 2009, 10:31 PM
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Gear sling. Got sick of my pants falling down when carying more then a full single rack.
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sungam
Aug 18, 2009, 11:27 PM
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Last thing I bought was... Well, I guess it was a hat and a goretex jacket, but the last actual piece of hardwear I bought was a red link cam.
Last thing my brother bought? A full strength harness for his dog.
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the_climber wrote: uni_jim wrote: five stubai soft iron pitons two 50mm two 70mm one 90mm a thermarest z lite matress The stubai soft pins are great in the rockies. You should consider picking up a ring angle and a universal (w/ ring) or 2 as well.
i will look into that
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uni_jim
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sungam wrote: Last thing my brother bought? A full strength harness for his dog.
photos of dog leading 5.woof?
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sungam
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uni_jim wrote: sungam wrote: Last thing my brother bought? A full strength harness for his dog. photos of dog leading 5.woof?
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Myxomatosis
Aug 19, 2009, 12:39 AM
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I feel a little ashamed as I havnt brought anything for awhile. Only shoes.
I did buy a new Attache belay biner (old orange one) as my old one had seen its best days (gate scraped when closing and was more silver than orange)
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swaghole
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A 00 Mastercam, before reading about the problems with them.
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swaghole wrote: A 00 Mastercam, before reading about the problems with them.
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sungam wrote: swaghole wrote: A 00 Mastercam, before reading about the problems with them. Reread about the "probl ems" with them.
http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ew_flat;post=2168314
I quit reading after the first 80 posts where some people were commenting on the horizontal placements. I'm still using the ones I have.
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rockandlice
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sungam wrote: A full strength harness for his dog.
Puppy whipz!!!!!!
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A set of BD livewire quickdraws, a few slings and some spirits. I'm a n00b but I'll get there.
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swaghole wrote: sungam wrote: swaghole wrote: A 00 Mastercam, before reading about the problems with them. Reread about the "probl ems" with them. I quit reading after the first 80 posts where some people were commenting on the horizontal placements. I'm still using the ones I have.
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I actually had to buy all my gear over again since it was stolen from my house. Good thing for insurance. The last thing that came in though would be a BD wire oval.
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Hmm. I'm glad I went back and read that. Cool
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asiaclimber
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Myxomatosis wrote: I feel a little ashamed as I havnt brought anything for awhile. Only shoes. I did buy a new Attache belay biner (old orange one) as my old one had seen its best days (gate scraped when closing and was more silver than orange)
Paying for a bail binner? That just seems wrong to me for some reason. All the bail binners i own were booty. And i have never actually needed to use one. If i had paid for a bail binner i think i would have had to use it to validate the purchase.
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Myxomatosis
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asiaclimber wrote: Myxomatosis wrote: I feel a little ashamed as I havnt brought anything for awhile. Only shoes. I did buy a new Attache belay biner (old orange one) as my old one had seen its best days (gate scraped when closing and was more silver than orange) Paying for a bail binner? That just seems wrong to me for some reason. All the bail binners i own were booty. And i have never actually needed to use one. If i had paid for a bail binner i think i would have had to use it to validate the purchase.
Ahhh Belay biner...... not bail biner?
I never used a bail biner either (have an old non locker in my kit) but I have one time had to use stickclip seige tatics on a climb, Only once tho 
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salamanizer
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Bolt hangers... I bought some metolius bolt hangers for a project of mine.
Oh my freakkin gawd what a rip off these things are starting to be. I remember when you could score a bolt hanger for about $1.00 not but a few years back. Now the cheapest thing I've seen lately is $3.00 with the most expensive going for around $4.50. With the rapidly decreasing price of Stainless stock around the globe, you'd think the price of the finished product would reflect that.
No such luck.
Anyone know where to score some good deals on hangers?
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Aug 19, 2009, 6:29 AM
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Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free *
*klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1
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zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1
How'd you score the free ones?
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sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones?
Awww, can't be giving out me secrets. It's sweet though!
I can't think of the last, actual hardware I've bought. I'm pretty happy with my rack. Weird. Probably my #5.
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- slings (edelrid belay sling, wildcountry 120cm dynema, beal 6mm/ 20cm)
- Wildcountry sinergy lite biner
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sungam wrote: swaghole wrote: sungam wrote: swaghole wrote: A 00 Mastercam, before reading about the problems with them. Reread about the "probl ems" with them. I quit reading after the first 80 posts where some people were commenting on the horizontal placements. I'm still using the ones I have. Well, read it. Or just read that last page to see how it turned out.
Thanks - it was worth reading the last page.
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mnottingham
Aug 19, 2009, 12:43 PM
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BD Neutrino Rack Pack (2 sets). Some bling for my beat-up cams. Did I need them? Of course not. But I could no longer resist those bright shiny colors.
--GearWhore4Life
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patrickgensel
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Petzl Hirundos Harness. funny thing is i haven't been cleared by the doc to climb again yet. i just couldnt pass up the deal moosejaw had i love new toys!!!
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loyota
Aug 19, 2009, 2:22 PM
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finally got two larger cams, been trying to avoid climbs that need them, at least I can use for anchors if not using on many climbs
#3 c4
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angry wrote: Harness, I got sick of everyone talking about Todd Skinner whenever they saw my harness.
ha, who made it again wasn't it wild country
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johnwesely
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I just bought a 1.75 tech friend on EMS for 48 bucks. Now I play the waiting game.
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dreday3000
Aug 19, 2009, 2:38 PM
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Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it.
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johnwesely
Aug 19, 2009, 2:42 PM
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dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it.
Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit?
Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy.
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rockandlice
Aug 19, 2009, 3:14 PM
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mnottingham wrote: BD Neutrino Rack Pack (2 sets). Some bling for my beat-up cams. Did I need them? Of course not. But I could no longer resist those bright shiny colors. --GearWhore4Life
I needed to replace three trad draws, so I scooted into the shop today to do so. I got to thinking.... the neutrino rack pack was $45, and enough biners for 3 draws. I have nice hotwires in decent condition on my C4's. So, but the 6 pack for cheap, pop them on the C4's and used the hotwires for the three new slings!
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robbovius
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taydude wrote: Just bought a #13 BD stopper to replace my partners that I got stuck on Black Fly at the Gunks.
what? somebody's bootied that by now ;-)
on topic:
a black tricam, one up from the Blue-with-black-thread, not the mini (already have one of those) and a couple petzl bent-gate keylocks
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dreday3000
Aug 19, 2009, 3:32 PM
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johnwesely wrote: dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it. Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit? Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy.
For one, Daisys aren't rated at full strength except at the the end of the chain.
For another, I find the POS to be darn quick for building an anchor. Much of the time I'm able to clip directly into my anchor pieces with the POS. Short of that it normally only takes a double or single sling to have a nice equalized set up. Much faster than equalizing with cordellete.
POS might not be for everyone, but it works for me.
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robbovius
Aug 19, 2009, 3:39 PM
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swaghole wrote: A 00 Mastercam, before reading about the problems with them.
pheh, I place mine all the time there is no problerm with them. tricams are for horizontals.
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robbovius
Aug 19, 2009, 3:40 PM
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johnwesely wrote: dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it. Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit? Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy.
your gear-whore kung fu is weke.
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johnwesely
Aug 19, 2009, 4:23 PM
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dreday3000 wrote: johnwesely wrote: dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it. Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit? Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy. For one, Daisys aren't rated at full strength except at the the end of the chain. For another, I find the POS to be darn quick for building an anchor. Much of the time I'm able to clip directly into my anchor pieces with the POS. Short of that it normally only takes a double or single sling to have a nice equalized set up. Much faster than equalizing with cordellete. POS might not be for everyone, but it works for me.
Ok. That seems like a legitimate use, but most people I see with them just use them to clean sport anchors, which IMO is a waste of cash. Also, it is PAS not POS
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dynosore
Aug 19, 2009, 4:30 PM
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An extra battery for my Bosch Bulldog for my upcoming Valley trip.
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zeke_sf
Aug 19, 2009, 4:32 PM
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robbovius wrote: johnwesely wrote: dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it. Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit? Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy. your gear-whore kung fu is weke.
Just as the whore is unable to turn down a lay, the *true* gear whore can't pass up a piece of gear -- the more esoteric and useless, the better.
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dreday3000
Aug 19, 2009, 4:56 PM
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zeke_sf wrote: robbovius wrote: johnwesely wrote: dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it. Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit? Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy. your gear-whore kung fu is weke. Just as the whore is unable to turn down a lay, the *true* gear whore can't pass up a piece of gear -- the more esoteric and useless, the better.
Hold on a sec here, are you fellas actually hating on the PAS? If you're doing multipitch gear routes, its the shit. See my previous post.
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zeke_sf
Aug 19, 2009, 5:03 PM
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dreday3000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: robbovius wrote: johnwesely wrote: dreday3000 wrote: Ditched a daisy chain and picked up a Metolius POS anchoring system I'm into it. Metolius POS, Like Piece O' Shit? Seriously though. What is the big draw to the PAS? It seems like a pretty elaborate and expensive piece of gear that doesn't really serve a function not already served by a sling or daisy. your gear-whore kung fu is weke. Just as the whore is unable to turn down a lay, the *true* gear whore can't pass up a piece of gear -- the more esoteric and useless, the better. Hold on a sec here, are you fellas actually hating on the PAS? If you're doing multipitch gear routes, its the shit. See my previous post.
Not hating, just saying. I have the blue water version of the PAS and I use it on occasion (mostly cleaning sport anchors). I dunno about its use on gear routes though because I usually just use the rope, which is the double shit.
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caughtinside
Aug 19, 2009, 5:04 PM
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sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones?
zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones.
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dreday3000
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zeke_sf wrote: Not hating, just saying. I have the blue water version of the PAS and I use it on occasion (mostly cleaning sport anchors). I dunno about its use on gear routes though because I usually just use the rope, which is the double shit.
Using the PAS - or something similar - for cleaning sport routes is like using a hummer to drive to the grocery store: it'll get the job done but its overkill.
Using the PAS - or something similar - for building anchors in the mountains is fast and efficient.
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sungam
Aug 19, 2009, 5:31 PM
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caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones.
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zeke_sf
Aug 19, 2009, 5:38 PM
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caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones.
RONG A GAIN!
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zeke_sf
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dreday3000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Not hating, just saying. I have the blue water version of the PAS and I use it on occasion (mostly cleaning sport anchors). I dunno about its use on gear routes though because I usually just use the rope, which is the double shit. Using the PAS - or something similar - for cleaning sport routes is like using a hummer to drive to the grocery store: it'll get the job done but its overkill. Using the PAS - or something similar - for building anchors in the mountains is fast and efficient.
Yes, building a rope anchor in the mountains is neither fast nor efficient  .
Overkilling is my way. It's what I do. Actually, being able to clip in different lengths more handily has been a boon cleaning anchors and in various cleaning situations. Honestly though, I just have the damn thing and don't really need it. That's gear whoring!
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rockandlice
Aug 19, 2009, 5:43 PM
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sungam wrote: caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones. Hah, like THAT counts.
REI = Return Every Item
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caughtinside
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zeke_sf wrote: caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones. RONG A GAIN!
Hmm, maybe I'd believe that if that... if you hadn't told me yourself that's what you planned to do.
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zeke_sf
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rockandlice wrote: sungam wrote: caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones. Hah, like THAT counts. REI = Return Every Item
I like it. I've calmed down on my returns though. I hear they have a blacklist you can eventually earn your way on  .
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zeke_sf
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caughtinside wrote: zeke_sf wrote: caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones. RONG A GAIN! Hmm, maybe I'd believe that if that... if you hadn't told me yourself that's what you planned to do.
Ouch! The RONGness stings his hide! Nah, haven't returned my shit. Anyway, you should know better than to trust myself! I iz devil man!
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caughtinside
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zeke_sf wrote: caughtinside wrote: zeke_sf wrote: caughtinside wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Nutella and MGD, some aid on a roll, but, fortunately, my last two pairs of shoes have been free * *klowngina shitz pantiez in rage!!!1 haha. How'd you score the free ones? zeke returns his beat shoes to REI for new ones. RONG A GAIN! Hmm, maybe I'd believe that if that... if you hadn't told me yourself that's what you planned to do. Ouch! The RONGness stings his hide! Nah, haven't returned my shit. Anyway, you should know better than to trust myself! I iz devil man!
Yes, hide stung by rongness. I'm sure these cryptic free shooz of yours are totally rad, you devil you.
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shockabuku
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gblauer wrote: i am about to buy a new helmet, as mine got smashed when it fell off my head 200 feet off the ground.
Good thing your head wasn't in it.
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I've heard that sporks are great in Gunks horizontals.
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LostinMaine
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hansundfritz wrote: I've heard that sporks are great in Gunks horizontals.
more trustworthy than the white tricam.
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I just bought some chicken flavored ramen noodles. That counts, doesn't it?
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Figured I'd update my post with some pics as I just got my stuff in today. Can't wait to try them out...
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Just bought a #10 BD stopper to replace my old one that my that my partner couldn't clean from Modern Times at the Gunks.
And... a Brand-Spankin' new pair of La Sportiva Muira's that I got for $69 bucks arrived in the mail today. I hope they make me climb harder!
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dynosore wrote: An extra battery for my Bosch Bulldog for my upcoming Valley trip.
haha! grid bolt el cap!!
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Lazlo
Aug 20, 2009, 4:02 AM
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uni_jim wrote: dynosore wrote: An extra battery for my Bosch Bulldog for my upcoming Valley trip. haha! grid bolt el cap!!
aren't drills illegal in the valley?
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Lazlo
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I just realized today that I'm in need of new shoes.
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Lazlo wrote: I just realized today that I'm in need of new shoes.
Moar whoring!
Don't forget to post awl of yore purchases in the gear whores anonymous thread PCI.
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Just bought two gorgeous BD Cobra ice tools. Now, the trouble is that there isn't so much ice right now, so I have to restrain myself from destroying the walls of my flat by climbing through the plaster...
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sungam
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nattfodd wrote: Just bought two gorgeous BD Cobra ice tools. Now, the trouble is that there isn't so much ice right now, so I have to restrain myself from destroying the walls of my flat by climbing through the plaster...
Go to someone else's flat...
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dynosore
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Lazlo wrote: uni_jim wrote: dynosore wrote: An extra battery for my Bosch Bulldog for my upcoming Valley trip. haha! grid bolt el cap!! aren't drills illegal in the valley?
So is speeding, but that doesn't stop any one.....
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AntinJ wrote: And... a Brand-Spankin' new pair of La Sportiva Muira's that I got for $69 bucks arrived in the mail today. I hope they make me climb harder!
Wtf? Where'd you get that deal? I've been wanting a pair of those...
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dynosore wrote: Lazlo wrote: uni_jim wrote: dynosore wrote: An extra battery for my Bosch Bulldog for my upcoming Valley trip. haha! grid bolt el cap!! aren't drills illegal in the valley? So is speeding, but that doesn't stop any one.....
Total troll.
As if dynosore would ever make it to the valley.
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Ice? Hell, I would be glad if we had a piece of climbable rock anywhere in the bloody country.
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Pair of ice gloves, new harness, and a pulley.
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A CT screw carabiner. Small, cheap, lightweight. Like it.
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There was a sale on natty light at price chopper- 12.99 per 30! Just bought 150 cans.
This is the newest and finest addition to my rack, and I imagine I'll have all the gear I'll need for my next trip.
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nattfodd wrote: Just bought two gorgeous BD Cobra ice tools. Now, the trouble is that there isn't so much ice right now, so I have to restrain myself from destroying the walls of my flat by climbing through the plaster...
If you've got telephone polls around you, they are your new best friend.
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gray alien (hehe), sterling marathon sport.
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dingus wrote: acorneau wrote: My most recent purchase is either: Getting all my 10-11 year-old cams reslung by Metolius as we speak. I did that once - sent my cams to Metolius for the ole resling. They condemned my two smallest cams, pointing out that these first generation gems BOTH HAD BROKEN AXLES.
Just an update: I got back my cams today. (No condemnations, by the way!)
I don't know if they dunk them in an ultrasonic bath or what, but they came back freakin' SHINEY!!! With the new slings you can't tell that they're 10 years old. I'm going to look like a nOOb until I can get them scuffed up again!
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acorneau wrote: Just an update: I got back my cams today. (No condemnations, by the way!) I don't know if they dunk them in an ultrasonic bath or what, but they came back freakin' SHINEY!!! With the new slings you can't tell that they're 10 years old. I'm going to look like a nOOb until I can get them scuffed up again!
I just had all of my Met cams reslung by them last year. Best money I ever spent.
(sigh) The shine is all but gone now (sigh).
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A yellow BD Speed 40 pack. It's tasty. A lot of people don't like how the "brain" is attached, but I love it.
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new shoes... after wearing out the previous pair. Actual gear? probably my Grigri along with a 'beaner.
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Oh, yes, I forgot that I went to the cushy side of the force and bought belay gloves. 1/2 off at my gym! Considering I never wash my ropes, my hands have never been cleaner.
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Hennessey
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Mammut Samurai shoes
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Yikes! That sucks. 
Remember, we should taunt Airic for at least a year for farking up his test rig and making everyone hate metolious. 
