WITHDRAWN: JRB MT washington, Tarp & BMBH

**Thrasher** · 02-17-2010, 20:46

Alright guys I'm thru hiking at the moment and I think my wife and I need warmer sleeping bags so I think we're going to buy some tomorrow at Neels Gap.

I have a JRB Mt Washington quilt used once or twice, the old green color $300 shipped

JRB Tarp with tarp tensioners and BMBH $270 used a few times shipped
paypal
PM if interested and I'll try to check in the next few days when I get into town or on my phone I can check it at night.
These items are at my home and I can have my dad mail them out.

Thanks!

**BrianWillan** · 02-17-2010, 22:32

Which Mt Washington UQ do you have? JRB has a few versions of it (3, 3 convertible, 4). Which JRB tarp is it? (11x10, 8x8, 10x10)

Cheers

Brian

**Bleemus** · 02-18-2010, 08:51

I am interested in knowing what tarp this is as well.

**Take-a-knee** · 02-18-2010, 09:21

Originally Posted by Bleemus

I am interested in knowing what tarp this is as well.

Since he has a BM Bridge I would assume the larger rectangular tarp.

**KerMegan** · 02-18-2010, 10:52

Why is the UQ not on the hike? if cold is the problem?
KM( who packs everything warm she has for trips..)

**Cannibal** · 02-18-2010, 14:54

Originally Posted by KerMegan

Why is the UQ not on the hike? if cold is the problem?
KM( who packs everything warm she has for trips..)

Probably sleeping on the ground with his wife.

**Dutch** · 02-18-2010, 15:06

This worries me a little b/c I am heading to Springer in 12 hours and I would have thought any mt Washington would have kept you warm.

**bdpalace** · 02-18-2010, 15:13

The gear is not with him...he left it at home and his father will ship. I think Cannibal hit the nail on the head.

**Thrasher** · 02-23-2010, 07:40

sorry guys for the confusion. We figured something out and will no longer be selling the stuff. You can close this thread. Yes, on the ground with my wife. She wasn't warm on springer in Jan. Tent is easier for the 2 of us as well. At the blueberry patch hostel yesterday and today having a great time. We do sleep a lot better in the hammocks, maybe we'll swap out. I think our quilts we've been using just got damp from the snow our first day so we were chilled. Mtn Xing was expensive too. For the record it was MW4 and 10x11 tarp. We really like them.