I have a few items I'd like to sell to clear out some space and fund a special gift purchase for my boy. All prices include shipping in CONUS, outside CONUS is negotiable. I prefer Paypal. Please PM after posting your claim in the thread. Thanks for looking.
SOLD OES Micro, $50. This tarp has never been outside. It's only been out of the stuff sack twice. I purchased it a couple of years ago and just never really had an occasion to use it. It is kind of an olive brown in color. Includes stuff sack, but no guylines. This is a small tarp. It will pack down to just about softball size or a little smaller.
SOLD Warbonnet Traveler Hammock, $65. 1.7 single layer olive brown with whoopies and tree straps. I don't have a picture of this as my camera crapped out before I got to it, but it is essentially brand new having only been hung twice for a few minutes each time. It is visible in the stuff sack in the group pic below.
Backcountry Boiler, $75. Price lowered to $70. This is one of the newer versions of the boiler. It has only been used with alcohol stoves to this point. It does not leak. It was purchased new in 2013 by the original owner. There is a small ding along the bottom edge that can be seen in the 2nd pic, but it does not affect the performance at all. Has stopper, sleeve, and carrying sack.
SOLD DD Frontline Hammock, $60. This hammock is used, but in good condition. I am at least the 2nd owner. It includes whoopies, tree straps, and a couple of toggles. The hammock also includes the hammock tube from DD and 2 arrow shafts to use as spreader bars on the net. There is a small ~1 inch repair to the netting in a low stress area. Pics will show this better. In third pic, repair is on the far right of the netting a few inches below the cross bar.
SOLD Wetterlings 10 inch Belt Axe, $75. This axe has been used to carve a few feather sticks, but that's it. It came with a lesser edge than my other Wetterlings axes, but it will sharpen right up to hair popping sharp if you've got sharpening skills. Includes the leather sheath. No nicks in the edge or any other issues. I just don't use it as I prefer a knife for any job that this tool will do. I also didn't get close ups of this item, but it is in the group shot below.
If your lucky enough to be outdoors, your lucky enough! 
Originally Posted by mountainhanger
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