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Stomping Grounds:
Utah (often), Colorado (not often enough), Vegas (now and then) -
Bio:
Too bad I have to work - I'd be out playing all day in AF and Rock Canyon. I'd be flying to South America to climb big peaks. Oh, well...
Rankings 
- #141 of 740 - Ice Climbing
- #178 of 654 - Crampons
- #247 of 795 - Stoves
- #273 of 2,322 - Men's Pants
- #330 of 2,131 - Socks
- #373 of 1,068 - Men's Mountaineering Boots
- #479 of 745 - Stuff and Compression Sacks
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Grivel Helix SPD Ice Screw
September 19, 2011
in the dropdown you have 10 20 30 - is that the length or a part number? the description has 12 16 20 for lengths. thanks
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
injinji Performance Compression Toe Sock
April 16, 2011
Agreed. It only felt weird for about 10 minutes. Now I wear them for most of my running.
Helpful Votes: 1 Yes
Petzl Vasak 12-Point Mountaineering Crampon
March 31, 2011
You will need to get the extender bars, sold separately.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
La Sportiva Baruntse Mountaineering Boot - Men's
March 20, 2011
Take the liner out of the shell, put your foot into the empty shell, and "center" it. If you're touching the shell with your foot anywhere and a little wiggle won't fix it, molding the liner won't help you.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Peak Performance BL Primaloft Pant - Men's
March 16, 2011
Description says "down" but the specs say "Primaloft" - which is it?
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
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CAMP USA XLC Nanotech Crampon
February 19, 2010
I've seen a lot of aluminum crampons on Rainier among the guides. The "rule" seems to be, if you have solid footwork and aren't going to do a lot of scrambling around with your feet, and aren't going to spend a lot of time in scree, aluminum "should" be fine. YMMV
Helpful Votes: 1 Yes
Black Diamond Sabretooth Clip Crampons
February 19, 2010
IMHO - you get the crampon that fits your boot. I've seen both types falling off while climbing. If there is space between the vertical "bars" and your boot no amount of cranking on the strap will keep the crampon on if you do anything that torques it. If you're just walking around on ice, this might be overkill.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
CAMP USA XLC Nanotech Crampon
February 12, 2010
Vasque Radiator has an odd sized front toe welt. My BD and Petzl crampons don't fit, as they're too narrow. My CAMP Vector also do not fit. [another site] says if you have tele boots use the automatic in this crampon, so it implies that the bail is wider. Is that true? Will it fit the Radiator?
Helpful Votes: 1 Yes
Mammut Focus Harness
February 20, 2009
The size chart seems wrong. The large is smaller than the medium. Is this correct or a typo?
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Mountain Hardwear Expedition Duffel Bag - 3000-8000cu in
October 9, 2008
Large = 32 x 16 x 16 = 64" circumference. That's 2" over the baggage limit of most airlines right now. Is that including seam allowance, or actual measurement? TIA
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