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Cali Terrasas
(cal429258) - F

Locale: So Cal
FS Neo Air M Sold and climbing gear. on 09/11/2010 17:37:26 MDT Print View

I have a used Neo Air size Medum Sold to brian2o0o
Please email me at
cali terrasas at hot mail dot com
all one word
You know the drill
oh and this price is shipped to lower 48
anywhere else will cost a little more.
Thanks
I also have some koflach size 11 and grivel crampons 12points on eguy but if wanted I can take it down real fast.
koflach boots 11
grivel crampons 12 point

Edited by cal429258 on 09/11/2010 19:42:47 MDT.
Brian Hall
(brian2o0o)
neoair on 09/11/2010 18:20:23 MDT Print View

Sending a pm on your neoair.
Lonney Phillips
(GroundPounder) - F

Locale: Midwest
neoair on 09/11/2010 18:48:39 MDT Print View

If the deal falls through on the Neoair I will take it! Sending a PM also!
Ruohao Liu
(Cloudynesz)

Locale: IN
Re: FS Neo Air M 70 shipped and climbing gear. on 09/11/2010 19:28:15 MDT Print View

Everyone loves Neo Air....
Christopher Holly
(climber72) - F

Locale: At my desk
Crampons on 09/12/2010 09:37:44 MDT Print View

What are you looking to get on the g12's? They look pretty new - have they been sharpened?
Pierre Descoteaux
(Pierre) - MLife
Just in case... on 09/12/2010 13:03:56 MDT Print View

It might not matter but I guess the crampons are G-14.
Christopher Holly
(climber72) - F

Locale: At my desk
G-12 / G-14 on 09/12/2010 18:21:26 MDT Print View

Yeah - either way is fine. My old Charlet 12's are nearing the end, so I just went with what the OP indicated they were.

Never owned Grivel gear before, though I have heard good things!
Pierre Descoteaux
(Pierre) - MLife
Grivel on 09/12/2010 19:41:48 MDT Print View

I have used Grivel gear for many years and I can't say enough good things about them. (Ice tools, ice axe, alpine and ice crampons) I have been Ice climbing with the G-14 for the last 7 years and can't fault them yet! They are solid and reliable.
They took anything I have thrown at them (ice, mix, alpine) and required minimal maintenance (sharpening).
My 2 cents.