CLOSED: Fire sale complete loadout

[JalapeñoBen]

Up for grabs is a rare opportunity. After discussing with my Doctor and friends/family, I must give up hiking. The heavy impact on my right knee just can't stand up to the abuse anymore. Long story short I'm going to sell nearly all of my equipment to fund another source of exercise/hobby since hiking is no longer an option for me.

I am going to attempt to sell a complete UL hiking setup. I will NOT break up anything in this package at this time. Everything is in mint condition (some items not even used yet) except for one item (Trekking poles- see note with description). Everything has been stored in a humidity / temperature controlled closet with cedar blocks and dried lavender (no funky smells, and no fabreeze or chemicals) Total money spent collecting this gear was well over $1600. Not to mention the time investment. Total asking price for EVERYTHING (shipping included anywhere CONUS) is $1200.

Creme de la creme of setups here folks.


Montbell UL Down Jacket: Men's size Large (fits athletic) Grey color.
Anti Gravity Gear SilNylon rain shell (UL): Men's size Large (fits nicely over down jacket. No pockets.
Zpacks CF Food storage bag (rodent resistant thickness)
Zpacks CF Roll top dry bag: Medium
ULA Circuit w/ custom side pockets (see picture, not mesh pockets) Torso: Medium | Hipbelt : Medium
Gossamer Gear Trash compactor bags (fits ULA Circuit) 3-4 I forgot how many.
URSACK S29 food bag w/ 3 URSACK smellproof bags
Black Diamond TrailBack Trekking Poles *NOTE* This is the one item not in mint condition. One time I didn't properly clean my poles after a trip, and some dirt was stuck in them. They weren't damaged, however they aren't shiny brand new. Flick Lock.
SnowPeak 450mil single wall Ti mug: never put into the fire.
Black Diamond Spot Headlamp: Nothing fancy, great for getting up to take a potty break and/or finding your way from the campfire to the hammock.
Sea To Summit Spoon: Long. Aircraft grade aluminum.
Spice Box: 3 compartments, nifty little thing.
Platypus roll up bottle: 2L
Steripen Adventurer
Custom knife made by Diaz Tools and sheath by Diaz Tools w/ custom Dutch clip on sheath (Can attach to backpack strap for quick access). Also has paracord wrap.
20-30 ft. black paracord in a mesh bag.
Cook kit: Heineken Keg Can w/ fiberglass wick wrap
Custom lid w/ maple knob
Zelph Fancee Feast Stove
Zelph 4oz fuel bottle
Zelph wind screen w/ thick paper clip
ZPacks custom CF storage sack This is the ultimate kit, under 2.5oz
Homemade UL First Aid Kit
Ditty bag: Scrub Scrunchee
Bug repellent (the good stuff)
Extra Zing-it line (15-20ft)
ZPacks little binder
You can go buy your own trowel / TP / soap / toothbrush
Gossamer Gear 1/4 CCF Pad (sit pad / foot pad in hammock)
HG Phoenix UQ: Black Outter / Silver Inner 20 degree
Warbonnet Mamba TQ: 3 Season. Cinch top, sewn footbox
Warbonnet Hammock: BlackBird 1.0DBL (not made anymore) Black
Whoopie Slings w/ Dutch Quilt Hooks
Dutch Buckles w/ 5.5ft webbing straps (camo)
DIY Rideline organizer made from No-See-Um
Warbonnet Tarp: Edge Tarp (greyish-green)
Shock cord / Zing-It attached to pull outs
DIY Snake Skins made by Fronkey
Vargo Ti shepherd stakes (6)
Vargo V aluminum stakes (6) - 1 is slightly bent (extras)
Dutch Ridge Line w/ Dutch Hook / Flyz and prussics
2 anodized s-biners to attach tarp to ridge line
(you can have ridge line setup, and quickly deploy tarp from skins when rain appears)


This is a complete setup, you don't need anything else except for clothing, a bandana, and food/water. You probably won't see another opportunity like this (I know I haven't).

Did I mention Christmas was just around the corner?


Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

[JalapeñoBen]

Also forgot to mention:

ZPacks CF stake sack (fits stakes and CRL)
All stuff sacks for quilts, rain shell, hammock, tarp.
All Down, hammock, tarp hung properly and loose.

[Atlas918]

sending an inquiry PM on the edge tarp.

[BackPackHiker]

I am really sorry to hear about your news. That would be really discouraging for me. I hope that you are able to find something that is equally enjoyable. Maybe Fly Fishing?

[Bannerstone]

I would offer the same sentiments as others for the loss of a hobbie you obviously enjoyed very much but also predict that you will absolutely love cycling and will probably become as much of a gear collector in that hobbie as you ever were as a hiker.

If it happens that you go down the touring discipline of cycling, you may wish for some of that UL hiking gear to be in your kit again but by then there'll be a whole new crop of innovations to interest your gear gathering psyche.

Develope a smooth form and learn to spin, your knees will thank you for it! Mashin those big gears is for the hammer heads.

David

[bigfoot2]

Just an FYI--you said you had the BD Spot headlamp, but the picture shows the Gizmo. Bid difference there.

BF

[Popeye 62]

If you break it up, I might be interested in the Circuit backpack. I'm paying for my daughters wedding and my recent purchase of a Super Fly tarp stole into that money that was set aside.

[dac01]

If you decide to break up the "bundle", I'd be very interested in the Warbonnet Hammock: BlackBird 1.0DBL (not made anymore) Black
. Your consideration would be appreciated Sir.

[SamyK]

Would be interested in the ursack if you breakup

[Fronkey]

Just going to put it out there that I am interested in the Gravity gear rain shell just in case you do decide to split it up, maybe even the down jacket too. Although those snake skins are easily worth $1200.

Fronkey