Clearing out some stuff from the gear cupboard. All items located in Fitzroy, VIC -- also happy to meet inner-Melb. Will also post at cost. Contact via PM please.
1. Lucky Quickdraw set (8 draws) -- 12cm sling (110g each) -- SOLD
Set of draws in good nick -- used but not abused; expected marks from use. This is a great set to start your sport rack. Nothing fancy but they do the job just fine. One draw comes with an HB bent-gate biner -- the expected 'odd sock' of the climbing universe.
2. Camp Alpax Hammer -- 50cm, curved, T-rated shaft (540g) -- SOLD
Good/great condition -- used with the expected scratches of course; still sharp; still awesome. This is a lightweight yet strong tool. Excellent for general/technical mountaineering involving steep pitching and ice. Also great for those climbs where you want to carry a technical hammer just in case, but don't want to haul too much weight. Awesome tool -- not sold in Aus, but google search it to read some reviews.
3. DMM Raptor Hammer -- 50cm, straight, T-rated shaft (680g) -- SOLD
Good condition -- used with the expected scratches; still sharp; rubber on handle is torn and covered in tape. This is a great tool for general mountaineering with the odd steep pitch. Strong, well weighted, comfortable and generally awesome.
4. Omega Pacific Tri-Nuts -- sizes 5, 6, 7, 8 -- never used -- SOLD
These are a couple of years old and have just been sitting there, never used. Some slight cosmetic tarnish from age. They're a specific type of nut, but a useful addition to your rack for those odd placements where nothing else fits.
5. Wild Stuff Daisy Chain -- sewn nylon, 134cm -- SOLD
Excellent condition, carried a couple of times but never really used. Good for what it does and for those who know what it's good for.
6. Faders slung Hexes -- sizes 3, 4, 5 -- SOLD
Good condition, barely used. I know all you cam loving whores might scoff, but this stuff can come in handy when you want to top-rope your favourite grade 12 but don't want to scratch up your shiny camalots. And seriously, sometimes nothing else fits quite so well.
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