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Jason Antin +8
+8
BLUE ICE · $90
BLUE ICE Aero Ice Screw Gray 19 Cm
“For glacier travel, I usually have one longer ice screw (19-21cm) supported by a shorter ice screw (16cm)”
Ryan Harris +6
+6
Blue Ice · $12
BLUE ICE Missions Light Sling
“great lightweight dyneema sling, its a little slick to to grab, but its my favorite sling due to its versatility and suppleness”
Doug Dobkowski +2
+2
BLUE ICE · $130
BLUE ICE Choucas Pro Harness Gray S
“The features I am looking for in a Mountaineering harness are exreme light weight, extreme packability, and a harness that opens up fully (waist belt and leg loops). Being able to open up fully means you don't need to take crampons or skis off to put the harness on. It opens up and you can put it on like a diaper.”
Jason Antin +2
+2
Blue Ice · $170
Harfang Tour Crampon
“These crampons are ideal for ski tours with only anticipated movement on firm snow. If more ice or mixed terrain is anticipated, I opt for the Harfang Crampons with Steel front points.”
Jason Antin +1
+1
Blue Ice · $15
Alpine Runner
“I like this sling as a dedicated “high-clip” for glacier travel — essentially an extension of your belay loop if you find yourself “corked” in a crevasse. It’s also cleaner and less bulky to ski with than other setups.Note: the 90cm (yellow/beige) is my preferred length.”
Seth Burns +1
+1
BLUE ICE · $210
BLUE ICE Harfang Crampons
“Hybrid crampon option that packs down small yet has steel front points. ”
Mason Henke +1
+1
Blue Ice · $120
Blast
“Currently the lightest helmet on the market!”
Nate Ward +1
+1
Blue Ice · $100
Cuesta Harness
“Most versatile and comfortable harness ever. Whether I am getting ready for a big ski descent, climbing the Grand Teton, or just going out to sport climb. This is the perfect do-it-all harness.”
Daniel Ross +1
+1
Blue Ice · $80
Choucas Harness
“This beauty operates like a normal harness yet disappears on your hips. I really like my gear loops dead centered, and the floating belay loop makes that possible no matter how many layers I'm wearing”
Clara Maynard
Blue Ice · $12
Mission Light Sling
“These slings are round shaped and easiest to untie”
Ryan Harris
Blue Ice · $130
Choucas Pro Harness
“my favorite alpine harness, for ski mountaineering, glacier travel, and ice climbing. pack down well, light weight and very comfortable when bearing weight. I find that more true ski mountaineering harnesses hurt when bearing a rappelers weight”
Seth Burns
Blue Ice · $300
Stache 90
“An option for your expedition backpack”
Jarrod Blundy
BLUE ICE · $186
BLUE ICE Akila Adze Ice Axe Red 49 Cm
“So lightweight!”
Jarrod Blundy
BLUE ICE · $190
Griffin 12 Universal Crampons
“Lightweight and sturdy. Awesome adjustment mechanism.”
Jarrod Blundy
Blue Ice · $240
Stache Ice 50
“My ice "crag" bag. Big enough to carry everything and more for a full day out in the mountains. Great crampons slot and ice tool keepers.”
Cage Vigil
Blue Ice · $125
Dragonfly 26L Daypack
“Amazing to carry while climbing, light, durable”
Daniel Ross
Blue Ice · $120
Warthog 40
“My little overnight alpine pack. It is alpine specific and very good for that purpose. I love it.”
Joe Kalis
Blue Ice · $120
Cuesta Adjust M's
“My dedicated sport climbing harness - great balance of light weight durability and comfort.”
Daniel Ross
Blue Ice · $130
Wadi 22L Rope Bag
“This pack disappears on your back, carries just enough, and has full-strength haul attachments with burly fabric.”
Jay Black
BLUE ICE · $140
BLUE ICE Blast Climbing Helmet Black M/L
“Crazy light and packable. Harness and chalk bag fit inside and fits great in the bottom of the Vertex 32. Plus comes with a helmet carry if you want to attach it to the outside of the pack for more gear.”
Andrew Richardson +1
+1
Blue Ice · $190
Kume 32L Pack
Jason Antin
BLUE ICE · $80
BLUE ICE Choucas Light Harness
Jason Antin
Blue Ice · $30
Harfang Crampon Bag
Ryan Harris
Blue Ice · $266
Harfang Tech Crampon
