By Jcomeau
From Hopkinton, MA
Sep 21, 2012
| Dont really know where to put this, but ive had my whole pack conataining all my gear stolen. The pack is an Osprey Kestrel 32L pack in size M/L, red and tan. Brand new SMC rigging plate, various screw links, Omega rings, Omega locking ovals, Black Diamond, wire gates, about 150 ft of green Sterling tech tape, a few other random Biners, 1/2 Shackles both converted to bolts, chain links, SMC CR pulley. It was stolen from my Jeep in Marlborough MA. Hoping you guys could keep a look out online etc for any of it. I doubt it was anyone involved with climbing or slackline, but I have no clue. | 
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By Jcomeau
From Hopkinton, MA
Sep 25, 2012
| I have recovered all my gear. The bad news is it was left it a compactor for a few days and everything needs a cleaning. Also, some of it may be junk afterall. |
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By Travis Dustin
From Derry, NH
Sep 26, 2012
| Glad you got it back! How did you find it? |
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By Jcomeau
From Hopkinton, MA
Sep 27, 2012
| The gear was stolen out of my car at work. I do not smoke weed. Next answer, the police department had a call for a backpack left in the parkinglot. I went to that store to find out about it, and after the police came to inspect it, they tossed it. Now I need to clean the dumpster juice out of my pack. Any Ideas? |
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By Kevin Heckeler
From Upstate New York
Sep 30, 2012
| Jcomeau wrote: The gear was stolen out of my car at work. I do not smoke weed. Next answer, the police department had a call for a backpack left in the parkinglot. I went to that store to find out about it, and after the police came to inspect it, they tossed it. Now I need to clean the dumpster juice out of my pack. Any Ideas?
Soak the pack in hunter's soap a few times (Walmart sells it), then air dry it thoroughly. Febreeze it if most but not all of the smell goes away, eventually the odors will dissipate. |
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By Tony B
From Around Boulder, CO
Sep 30, 2012
| Jcomeau wrote: Next answer, the police department had a call for a backpack left in the parkinglot. I went to that store to find out about it, and after the police came to inspect it, they tossed it.
"To serve and protect."
Glad the cops are there for more reasons than to write us tickets.
Sorry about that man.
I'd say start with Woolite and the garden hose. |
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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
Sep 30, 2012
| Just use dish soap and a hose, or if you don't live in a house wash it in your bathtub. |
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By john strand
From southern colo
Oct 4, 2012
| Glad you got it back J--- just leave it out in the rain |
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