Update: Most everything has sold. The only thing left is the Dakine shorts. Best, Shawn
On Thursday, December 9, 2021 at 1:56:31 PM UTC-8 Shawn Granton wrote: > Hello friends! The never ending cleaning and purging of stuff continues! > Here are a few things I don’t need anymore. Interested? > > - *Prices DO NOT include shipping.* If you are interested in > something, please include your zip code. > - Base shipping price in the US is $5 and goes up from there. > - Payment by PayPal preferred. Don’t do PayPal? I can invoice you if > you have a credit card. > - For those inside Portland, I can arrange for contactless pickup in > the North Tabor neighborhood. You will still need to pay in advance. > - I’m generally pretty fast to respond to inquiries (so long as it’s > not too early or late in the day.) If you inquire and I respond that I do > have an item, *please pay within three hours to secure it,* otherwise > it may go to the next person. > - Interested? Email me at urbanadven...@gmail.com > > This time around it’s mostly clothing, with one sleeping bag. > > - *Kuhl “Virtuoso” merino blend t-shirt, size XL. *Still in good > shape, no holes. 47% merino/53% poly. *$15* > - *Smartwool half zip wool sweater, size XL*. Sporty light-mid weight > sweater, used a lot as a layer for bike touring. Overall decent except a > hole forming on the rear (see pic.) *$15* > - *Dakine WOMEN’S mountain bike shorts, size L. *Pretty typical, > though these aren’t lined/padded. Did I mention that these are women’s > shorts? *$20* > - *L.L. Bean chamois flannel shirt (cotton), size L. *Nice soft and > cozy, very thick. *$20* > - *Pendleton lambswool V-neck vest sweater, size XL. *Great shape. > *$25* > - *Tweed-esque wool shirt jacket, size 46. *I’d say it’s about L/XL > size. Four outside pockets plus two internal pockets. Not the thickest > shirt-jacket, but when worn with a nice mid-layer, it’ll do the job on > not-that-rainy winter days in the Northwest. *$25* > - *Mountain Hard Wear “Hibachi” 32F/0C down sleeping bag. *Uses > 600-fill water-repellant down. Can compress down to about a 10L > compression > bag (not included.) You can check out full technical specs for this > bag here. > > <https://www.rei.com/rei-garage/product/870409/mountain-hardwear-hibachi-32-sleeping-bag-regular>I’ve > > used this bag for a number of years and have regularly cleaned it and kept > it stored uncompressed, but with any down bag expect it to not be as > fluffy > or hold heat as well as it used to. I’d say it’s more of a 35F/40F bag > now. > Comes with storage bag plus original compression sack. *$75* > > Photos of all the stuff here: > > https://www.flickr.com/photos/urbanadventureleaguepdx/albums/72157720202863514 > > Thank you! > Shawn > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rbw-owners-bunch/e9dcb846-f673-4fee-9d30-692f670b2893n%40googlegroups.com.
