Ice Tools for sale

Selling some gear? Find or lose something?
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drytool
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Ice Tools for sale

Post by drytool »

I'm selling a pair of Black Diamond Black Prophet ice tools ($100). The tools are in good shape. I'm selling them because I've upgraded to a pair of Vipers this season. Send me a private message if your interested.
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neuroshock
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Re: Ice Tools for sale

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these the carbon fiber versions? or maybe i'm just thinking of the cobras... :?
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Wes
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Post by Wes »

Kit, Just say no to ice! Sell all your ice crap, get a good crash pad and come bouldering with us this winter instead.
"There is no secret ingredient"

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John E
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Re: Ice Tools for sale

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drytool wrote:I'm selling a pair of Black Diamond Black Prophet ice tools ($100). The tools are in good shape. I'm selling them because I've upgraded to a pair of Vipers this season. Send me a private message if your interested.
Are there any ice climbing areas close to Lexington? NC? RRG? I'm hoping to get up to WI or MI this winter.
Life's too short to drink cheap beer or cheap coffee.
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redpointron
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Post by redpointron »

Wes wrote:Kit, Just say no to ice! Sell all your ice crap, get a good crash pad and come bouldering with us this winter instead.
wes...gotta stop talking like this, or i'll stop rating your photos a "10" on rc.com (okay, it's an empty threat :wink: )

search your feelings young skywalker and come to the dark side...

regards.

r.r.
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Wes
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Post by Wes »

Been to the dark and cold side, in fact my first ice climbing trip was with drytool. It was fun, but that was before I had really "discovered" boulderererering, now wintertime is the time for sweet southern slopers or hueco.

PS, thanks much for the kindness with the photos!
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Crankmas
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Post by Crankmas »

ice climbing like many things in life is enhanced by proper chemistry
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drytool
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Bouldering pad

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Wes - Believe it or not, I actually own a bouldering pad. But I'm an ice addict! And you can't give me too much crap 'cause your the man that sterted this love of suffering.
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John E
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Re: Bouldering pad

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drytool wrote:Wes - Believe it or not, I actually own a bouldering pad. But I'm an ice addict! And you can't give me too much crap 'cause your the man that sterted this love of suffering.
drytool - any plans for ice climbing this winter? I'd like to find someplace close enough for quick weekend trips.
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Wes
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Re: Bouldering pad

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drytool wrote:Wes - Believe it or not, I actually own a bouldering pad. But I'm an ice addict! And you can't give me too much crap 'cause your the man that sterted this love of suffering.
That north conway trip was fun, but damn it was cold!

"Bouldering is instant suffering"

So, let me get you hooked on bouldering now. I have several converts already: People that thought they were trad climbers, people that thought bouldering would be a fun "diversion" from real climbing. But in the end, the POWER of PURE climbing was just to much for them, and they are now driving 5-7 extra hours each weekend to sample some of the best rock in the world.
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