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A5 Double portaledge for sale with fly

adgoneclimbing

30-May-2011
9:05:00 AM

I have a original (pre North Face) A5 double ledge with fly, both in good condition. For sale for $550- plus postage cost.
Any questions please call me on 0435024192
Adam Donoghue

adgoneclimbing

8-Jun-2011
11:33:33 AM

Have some pics if anyone wants to see it just pass on an email.

Adam

ajfclark

8-Jun-2011
1:10:56 PM

Located in Brisbane?

Fish Boy

8-Jun-2011
4:22:57 PM

Im sure duecy says that this was the best ledge he ever designed. He lives in hobart now too!

adgoneclimbing

22-Jun-2011
6:36:32 PM

Hey Guys, yep ledge is in Hobart. Priced to sell at $480- now

Adam

Fish Boy

23-Jun-2011
4:33:35 PM

I was refering to John Middendorf living in Hobart. Someone buy this! The cheapest equiv will cost a lot more. My fish was a grand.

Ben_E

23-Jun-2011
8:57:41 PM

On 23/06/2011 Fish Boy wrote:
>I was refering to John Middendorf living in Hobart. Someone buy this! The
>cheapest equiv will cost a lot more. My fish was a grand.

Don't worry, it's spoken for.

Miguel75

26-Jun-2011
11:17:52 PM

On 23/06/2011 Ben_E wrote:
>Don't worry, it's spoken for.

Nice work Ben. Now you can camp out on any wall you like in fine style...

Ben_E

27-Jun-2011
7:22:01 AM

On 26/06/2011 Miguel75 wrote:

>Nice work Ben. Now you can camp out on any wall you like in fine style...

Thanks, Miguel, I'm planning the first 5-day ascent of Eskimo Nell at Araps. We're hoping to do it in good style without use of siege tactics (no fixed lines).

Sure, it's got a few natural ledges that will do for some of the bivvies, but I don't want to be stranded hanging in my harness overnight on one of the steep bits...

bones

27-Jun-2011
9:43:13 AM

On 27/06/2011 Ben_E wrote:
>On 26/06/2011 Miguel75 wrote:
>
>>Nice work Ben. Now you can camp out on any wall you like in fine style...
>
>Thanks, Miguel, I'm planning the first 5-day ascent of Eskimo Nell at
>Araps. We're hoping to do it in good style without use of siege tactics
>(no fixed lines).
>
>Sure, it's got a few natural ledges that will do for some of the bivvies,
>but I don't want to be stranded hanging in my harness overnight on one
>of the steep bits...

Eskimo Nell? Maybe you'll run into this guy:

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