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Trad Gear and Bouldering Wall Clearout


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
12:34:21 PM

Right, I'm formalising my exit from the sport by selling off all my gear and bouldering wall. I'm keeping enough gear that I can still climb if I want to.

There's a lot of stuff here and I've got no idea how much it's worth. So, I'll list the items below in lots. Place a bid against a lot and the highest bidder, by midday on Monday the 31st of January gets it. Postage will be what ever Australia Post charges, with the caveat that I'm notoriously slow to get to the post office.

There's an album of better photos here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/evcricket/ClimbingGear?authkey=Gv1sRgCNq1-dXWiNTcAg#

Happy to sell the cams separately.

Black Diamond 0.75,1,2,3 and 5 I've got a 4 but it's in a car in Tassie. Should be back at some stage. The bottom 3 are virtually brand new and the top 2 have some dings and scratches typical of trad climbing.

Rock Empire - these are the old Robots and I've actually quite liked them. They don't have a great range of expansion, and are a touch heavy, but they've always been solid when placed properly. Good cheap learner leader cams. Sizes are hard to read so you'll have to learn the colour sequence. Roughly BD 3 down to .25s. There's a couple of small ones of the same size. 8 in set.

Wild Country slung hexes - set of 7 Best hexes available IMHO.

Rack of Rock Empire brass wires. Hardly used, not very good, but they're really cheap. Good light gear to leave on alpine routes

A dozen nuts, mostly ABC Huevo's. Curved aluminium. Some odd found nuts as well

Wild Country Helium quick draws. Very light and hardly used. set of 5. Wire gates at either end

Old trad draws, 11 of them, 5 very extendable. Might split the extendables if someone wants them

Shoes - Scarpa Vision, velcroes, my bouldering shoe. Recently re-soled and better then the original! They're pretty tight on me so must be about a 43 or US 11

Scarpa women's, can't remember the model. Still original rubber and hardly used. Very tight on Bec, so must be about a women's US 6.

Women's Black Diamond harness small? Do harnesses have sizes? It's small. Free chalkbag and locker

Petrzl helmet. Small and very light

Bouldering - Whippet, Blue Mountains original. Very thick and sturdy, but smaller than other pads. Seen a lot of use with hardly a scratch, apart from one torn velcro binding. Back-Packs well

Tools of the Adventure big chalk bucket. With chalk. Have a massive bag of white powder mailed to your house.

Lastly, my bouldering wall.

2.4m wide, 2.3 high and 3m along the steep face. $300 worth of Metolius holds and a bunch of randoms I picked up off the internet. Floor to ceiling jam crack in the steep panel and a couple of other jams and finger-locks on the vert wall. I've got a 24 move problem taped on it at the moment.

Will dismantle into 6 panels, the longest of which will be 3m. I'll help you load it and offer advice on installation.

Rest of that album and more photos here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/evcricket/BoulderingWall?authkey=Gv1sRgCKO-19GgtdLYDA#

Leave any questions below.

widewetandslippery

24-Jan-2011
1:04:29 PM

20c for the bouldering wall.


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
1:21:16 PM

On 24/01/2011 widewetandslippery wrote:
>20c for the bouldering wall.

I know you love training.

Olbert

24-Jan-2011
1:33:33 PM

On 24/01/2011 evanbb wrote:
>On 24/01/2011 widewetandslippery wrote:
>>20c for the bouldering wall.
>
>I know you love training.

25c

widewetandslippery

24-Jan-2011
1:43:17 PM

37c and I own 2c pieces.


ambyeok

24-Jan-2011
1:50:02 PM

Does the little stick holding the steep wall up come with it as well?


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
1:56:04 PM

On 24/01/2011 ambyeok wrote:
>Does the little stick holding the steep wall up come with it as well?

That's not structural.


Rocker

24-Jan-2011
2:00:19 PM

$60: Women's Black Diamond harness
$50: Petzl helmet. Small and very light

Where abouts is this stuff located?
If located in Victoria then:

$80: Bouldering (Pad?) Whippet, Blue Mountains original.


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
2:12:28 PM

I'm in Canberra. I go up the Blue Mountains every month or so.

widewetandslippery

24-Jan-2011
2:14:07 PM

evanb have you become a scientologist? You are changing your persona and claiming a stick is not structural?

24-Jan-2011
2:27:18 PM

Hey Mate

$40 WC Hexes

Philtown

24-Jan-2011
2:34:35 PM

On 24/01/2011 evanbb wrote:

>Happy to sell the cams separately.
>
>Black Diamond 0.75,1,2,3 and 5 I've got a 4 but it's in a car in Tassie.
>Should be back at some stage. The bottom 3 are virtually brand new and
>the top 2 have some dings and scratches typical or trad climbing.

$50 for the #4.
$60 for the #5.

>Wild Country slung hexes - set of 7 Best hexes available IMHO.

$50 for the rockcentrics.

Sturge

24-Jan-2011
5:01:03 PM

On 24/01/2011 evanbb wrote:
>Happy to sell the cams separately.
>
>Black Diamond 0.75,1,2,3 and 5 I've got a 4 but it's in a car in Tassie.
>Should be back at some stage. The bottom 3 are virtually brand new and
>the top 2 have some dings and scratches typical of trad climbing.

$70 for the #5
$40ea for #0.75, #1, #2


sbm

24-Jan-2011
5:19:31 PM

Sucks you feel the need to 'leave' the sport, but I guess sometimes you just have to move on to other things.

I'm happy to bid for the Rock Empire cams. $100 for the four largest ones


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
5:24:44 PM

On 24/01/2011 sbm wrote:
>Sucks you feel the need to leave the sport, but I guess sometimes you just
>have to move on to other things.

Not so much a need as a result. It's been an amicable break up. I've ticked my mountain, and now other things are more interesting.


sbm

24-Jan-2011
5:31:38 PM

On 24/01/2011 evanbb wrote:
>On 24/01/2011 sbm wrote:
>>Sucks you feel the need to leave the sport, but I guess sometimes you
>just
>>have to move on to other things.
>
>
>Not so much a need as a result. It's been an amicable break up. I've ticked
>my mountain, and now other things are more interesting.

Exactly, that's the kind of feeling I had with surfing, although I still get out sometimes and reckon it's actually more fun with no pressure than when i was obsessed.


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
5:41:27 PM

Inner North. I suspect they won't go for much.

mik

24-Jan-2011
6:05:28 PM

i'll buy the stick, it has a distinctly cool look.


evanbb

24-Jan-2011
6:06:57 PM

On 24/01/2011 mik wrote:
>i'll buy the stick, it has a distinctly cool look.

You can't have it. It's an olive tree I pulled out of the ground in the backyard. Excellent timber.

richardo

24-Jan-2011
7:13:00 PM

On 24/01/2011 widewetandslippery wrote:
>37c and I own 2c pieces.

I am looking forward to funny guy WWS receiving his woody for 37c plus 600 dollars postage.

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