FS: Switchback, ESEE, Tom Bihn

[Brums]

A few things for sell here. All are new items that never get used.

1. Switchback lighthiker dbl 1.1 $190 shipped - Sold

I bought this here from a forum member as a backup and it just doesn't get used. The previous owner claimed only naps. I never used it. This is a like new hammock. This hammock and options cost $231 new.

-Honey Brown color
-spreader bars
-ring buckle suspension
-12' straps

2. ESEE Junglas $145 shipped

The Junglas is brand new the only use it has is being modded by me. I etched the logo, stripped the black rhino lining or whatever that stuff is, and scalloped the grips. Comes with kydex sheath. This knife is very sharp.


3. Tom Bihn synapse 19 black $115 shipped

Another impulse buy. This bag is like new and sweet but I always end up using my old standby.


Thanks for looking I hope someone can use these items!
sk.brummal at gmail dot com

[aclawrence]

Great job on that junglas. Looks sweet

[capybara]

I'll take the light hiker. This will be my very first hammock!

[capybara]

Wait a second. Is this the switchback 1.1 or the switchback light hiker?

I see online that the 1.1 DL comes with spreader bars but the light hiker does not. I'm interested in the light version.

[Brums]

It is the lighthiker. The spreader bars were bought separately.

[capybara]

Okay then my offer still stands!

[Brums]

Switchback sold to stpyang!

[dragon383]

what exactly do you mean when you said.....you etched the logo on the junglas?

[stephen_q]

what exactly do you mean when you said.....you etched the logo on the junglas?

I believe because he stripped the original coating (thus removing original logo) he re-etched the ESEE logo which actually looks pretty good judging from the pic. I sold my junglas to my buddy awesome blade for the money, great sheath.

[Brums]

The logo is the only exposed metal not covered by the black paint. What I meant by etching is I put ferric chloride "etchant" on the logo before taking the paint off. The etchant solution eats a tiny amount of metal away thus leaving the logo "burned in" the knife after the paint is removed