[BNE] Womens TNF Goretex Jacket, Arcteryx Harness
Posted: Mon 06 Aug, 2012 4:59 pmSelling off a few things that I haven't used much/at all.
1. The North Face Womens Blue Ridge Rain Jacket (Medium)
I bought two of these in different sizes for my partner this week. This is the size that doesn't fit. Mainpeak are selling it here: http://www.mainpeak.com.au/outdoor/the- ... omens.html
Outdoor Gear: http://www.outdoor-gear.com.au/the-nort ... et-womens/
The jacket is lightweight Goretex Paclite and has two pockets which double as core vents, a semi rigid hood brim and other various adjustments.
TNF quotes 470g
Colour is "Moody Blue"
Jacket is in perfect condition and is brand new with tags still attached and still in its plastic bag.
Price: Now on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 514wt_1397
Arcteryx B-360a Harness (Large)
Bit of a long shot here but I know there are climbers here as well as bushwalkers that do some abseiling and would appreciate a super comfy yet still light weight harness.
I just got this recently as I wanted something as comfy as possible and with a couple of extra gear loops. It fits this role perfectly, and with no big weight penalty. So the only reason I'm selling it is that I got the wrong size. It has been used a handful of times as it just fits. Construction is beautiful as with all Arcteryx gear. Condition is perfect.
http://www.arcteryx.com/Product.aspx?EN ... #Harnesses
Price: I'm chasing $150 inc postage.
1. YAMA Mountain Gear (Previously Alpinlite) Terraform 2P
This is a lightweight single skin tarp shelter. Uses two trekking poles or Easton aluminium poles (included) to set up and provides protection on all sides. It is made of silnylon and was seam sealed from the factory.
It has been set up a few times and I've literally spent 2 nights in it. I got a hammock not too long after this and prefer it.
Weight on my scales is 520g in the stuff sack.
More details and photos can be found here: http://www.yamamountaingear.com/index.p ... ucts_id=51
Price: Sold
2. YAMA Mountain Gear 1.25 person bug shelter
This goes well with the Terraform and uses two poles to set up as well. It can be set up on its own, inside the Terraform or under a standard tarp for bug protection.
Usage and reasons for sale are the same as the Terraform.
Weight is 320g in the stuff sack.
Details and photos here: http://www.yamamountaingear.com/index.p ... ucts_id=30
Price: Sold
3. Backpacking Light Vapr Bivvy (Long)
Putting this up for sale because I just haven't had the chance to use it. Picked this up just before BPL stopped selling gear. It is the long size and is designed for bug and water spray protection with a Pertex Quantam upper and bathtub floor. It is ultralight at 174g on my scales
I haven't slept a single night in it but will still be sad to see it go.
Price: Sold
4. Six Moon Designs Wild Oasis
Another light weight tarp shelter. I really like this shelter as it has bug netting around the bottom so you don't really need a bivvy. Really lightweight and simple to set up with a single hiking pole.
I bought it second hand from these forums and have slept in it a few nights. Very good condition.
More details here: http://www.sixmoondesigns.com/tarps/WildOasis.html
Price: Sold pending payment
5. Patagonia R1 Pullover (Medium, Retro Khaki)
Wasn't sure which size would be the best for me when I ordered them so I got one in two sizes. This is the one that doesn't fit. It is unused.
Price: Sold
1. The North Face Womens Blue Ridge Rain Jacket (Medium)
I bought two of these in different sizes for my partner this week. This is the size that doesn't fit. Mainpeak are selling it here: http://www.mainpeak.com.au/outdoor/the- ... omens.html
Outdoor Gear: http://www.outdoor-gear.com.au/the-nort ... et-womens/
The jacket is lightweight Goretex Paclite and has two pockets which double as core vents, a semi rigid hood brim and other various adjustments.
TNF quotes 470g
Colour is "Moody Blue"
Jacket is in perfect condition and is brand new with tags still attached and still in its plastic bag.
Price: Now on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 514wt_1397
Arcteryx B-360a Harness (Large)
Bit of a long shot here but I know there are climbers here as well as bushwalkers that do some abseiling and would appreciate a super comfy yet still light weight harness.
I just got this recently as I wanted something as comfy as possible and with a couple of extra gear loops. It fits this role perfectly, and with no big weight penalty. So the only reason I'm selling it is that I got the wrong size. It has been used a handful of times as it just fits. Construction is beautiful as with all Arcteryx gear. Condition is perfect.
http://www.arcteryx.com/Product.aspx?EN ... #Harnesses
Price: I'm chasing $150 inc postage.
1. YAMA Mountain Gear (Previously Alpinlite) Terraform 2P
This is a lightweight single skin tarp shelter. Uses two trekking poles or Easton aluminium poles (included) to set up and provides protection on all sides. It is made of silnylon and was seam sealed from the factory.
It has been set up a few times and I've literally spent 2 nights in it. I got a hammock not too long after this and prefer it.
Weight on my scales is 520g in the stuff sack.
More details and photos can be found here: http://www.yamamountaingear.com/index.p ... ucts_id=51
Price: Sold
2. YAMA Mountain Gear 1.25 person bug shelter
This goes well with the Terraform and uses two poles to set up as well. It can be set up on its own, inside the Terraform or under a standard tarp for bug protection.
Usage and reasons for sale are the same as the Terraform.
Weight is 320g in the stuff sack.
Details and photos here: http://www.yamamountaingear.com/index.p ... ucts_id=30
Price: Sold
3. Backpacking Light Vapr Bivvy (Long)
Putting this up for sale because I just haven't had the chance to use it. Picked this up just before BPL stopped selling gear. It is the long size and is designed for bug and water spray protection with a Pertex Quantam upper and bathtub floor. It is ultralight at 174g on my scales
I haven't slept a single night in it but will still be sad to see it go.
Price: Sold
4. Six Moon Designs Wild Oasis
Another light weight tarp shelter. I really like this shelter as it has bug netting around the bottom so you don't really need a bivvy. Really lightweight and simple to set up with a single hiking pole.
I bought it second hand from these forums and have slept in it a few nights. Very good condition.
More details here: http://www.sixmoondesigns.com/tarps/WildOasis.html
Price: Sold pending payment
5. Patagonia R1 Pullover (Medium, Retro Khaki)
Wasn't sure which size would be the best for me when I ordered them so I got one in two sizes. This is the one that doesn't fit. It is unused.
Price: Sold
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