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Hello everyone. I am planning on doing a snow route this upcoming week but want some help on where. I am getting really starting to backpack a lot and all my favorite snow routes are in non-wilderness areas where you can't really backpack to a base. My question is, is there a cool moderate to low steepness snow route, where I can backpack in from the trailhead, spend the night, summit, and then pack up and head to my car. I am super curious if there is anything like I am describing. If what I am saying is too good to be true, are there similar options. Thanks in advance and happy mountaineering!

Hi all! I was hoping for some recommendations on softshells for my goal of hitting all 53 "official" 14ers here in Colorado. My last softshell wasn't good at all and I would love some recommendations. Looking for something windproof, water resistant, and hopefully something I can wear below freezing without more than 1 base and midlayer. A big thing is making sure it is pretty durable, considering I will probably will be scraping granite pretty often. I have been looking at the Rab VR summit but for sure not set on anything. Any and all help/experience would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hey! Looking to buy the solid version for Colorado storms. The non-pro version, more recent the better but will still buy older models. Also looking to buy Z Packs Arc Haul 60 and Kakwa in the Ultra 200x, Long torso for both medium belt, thanks! ALSO LOOKING TO PURCHASE DURSTON TREKKING POLES!

Want to buy Durston X Mid 2 regular. Unfortunately don’t have the budget for a pro. Hit me up! Located in Englewood Colorado.

as title says, located in Denver, Colorado,PM me, it doesn’t hurt. Looking for a good deal so it doesn’t have to be a brand new version. Thanks in advance.