Free Gear/Giving Away

Helmets are spoken for! 

MisterE Wolfe wrote: I bought an old Chouinard chest harness and got a Whillans harness in the deal.

My God, I can't imagine why anyone would want a "harness of pain" - but if you pay shipping, it's yours.

Please tell me you are a masochist or it is for historical reasons and I will be much happier.

It's a small and the later white/blue version with the cool swaged cord gear loops - also in good shape with labels readable.

I hear a fall in this harness crushes your junk if stuff is not tucked right - a word to the wise to the men. Also, numbs the iliac crest after a couple of days - good times.

-Erik

Still available if anyone wants it!

Muscrat wrote:

No, nothing here, just time to start a new thread.

Let's stay civil, and attempt to keep with giving/receiving, not requesting, as the original idea was this.

GIVE ON!

Muskra what are you giving for free?

Alright, slightly jank item, but a free crash pad (not portable) pictured above. First two pics are of it folded up in half. (truck bed dimensions are 55x75in, so pad seems to be about 6x6 ft when fully unfolded.) It's a 4in thick mat so it should be pretty good for most home gyms. Contrary to what the picture says, this is indeed not a black diamond product LOL. pickup in Austin, TX!

Bonus: Here's a picture of me wearing the pad when we added straps which by now have been thankfully removed :)

Dylan Tran wrote:

Alright, slightly jank item, but a free crash pad (not portable) pictured above. First two pics are of it folded up in half. (truck bed dimensions are 55x75in, so pad seems to be about 6x6 ft when fully unfolded.) It's a 4in thick mat so it should be pretty good for most home gyms. Contrary to what the picture says, this is indeed not a black diamond product LOL. pickup in Austin, TX!

Bonus: Here's a picture of me wearing the pad when we added straps which by now have been thankfully removed :)

I wonder how much it would be to ship it...?

Dylan Tran wrote:

Pro Tip: The adult diaper go a bit lower on the body. :)

Thomas Worsham wrote:

I wonder how much it would be to ship it...?

How would you even go about doing that? LOL genuinely curious how yall ship huge items.

Dylan Tran wrote:

How would you even go about doing that? LOL genuinely curious how yall ship huge items.

A very big box

Dylan Tran wrote:

How would you even go about doing that? LOL genuinely curious how yall ship huge items.

You can generally ship large items through greyhound if there’s a terminal near you and the final destination.  It’s significantly cheaper then ups, FedEx etc.  I have sent large items that way.  I don’t know that I would use it if it were something that could break though.  

Only downside is the receiving party will have to go to the greyhound station to pick it up, and there are not near as many facilities to choose from like a standard shipper.

Nick Cavallo wrote: A very big box

But quite literally. A huge box, a truck, and take it to the post office.

Ooh that’s a nice bd pad there. Sending pm

Saul Carrillo wrote: Ooh that’s a nice bd pad there. Sending pm

You got it Saul!

Charlet Moser Grade 8 Dual points.  Pickup in Louisville CO or I'll ship them to you if you pay for shipping.

Dylan Tran wrote:

How would you even go about doing that? LOL genuinely curious how yall ship huge items.

I helped my parents ship a piano through UPS once. I'm sure that it would be just about the same.

Craig Quincy wrote: Charlet Moser Grade 8 Dual points.  Pickup in Louisville CO or I'll ship them to you if you pay for shipping.

I'll take them if they're still available!  I pm'd you.

take a ground fall lately and mess up your leg? I've got some crutches for anyone who wants to pick them up in boulder, CO. They're good for anyone from 5"10 to 6"6

Thomas Worsham wrote:

I helped my parents ship a piano through UPS once. I'm sure that it would be just about the same.

$1000 for ground delivery? 

other wrote:

$1000 for ground delivery? 

No idea. My aunt was buying it from us. 

Thomas Worsham wrote:

No idea. My aunt was buying it from us. 

“What is this, a piano for aunts?”

Muscrat wrote:

No, nothing here, just time to start a new thread.

Let's stay civil, and attempt to keep with giving/receiving, not requesting, as the original idea was this.

GIVE ON!

Jacqueline, make a post in the FS/WTB forum instead