Two Story portaledges
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I remember seeing a picture a few years back but I couldn’t find it. Just curious to see if these exist. |
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You talking about the hammock under the portaledge or actually two ledges linked into a single bunk bed structure? |
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There's a new air mattress style portaledge on kickstarter that stacks like that |
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kevin deweese wrote: You talking about the hammock under the portaledge or actually two ledges linked into a single bunk bed structure? The later |
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Seth Bleazard wrote: Never seen one that's western made. I wouldn't be surprised if the russians have something like that considering their multi-person capsule style of bigwall ascents. |
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Alex Ghiggeri wrote: There's a new air mattress style portaledge on kickstarter that stacks like that |
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kevin deweese wrote: I seem to remember AK's book mentioning a three-person Russian ledge, but I can't recall any double deckers -- and I'm too many states away from my library. |
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I think you're referring to John Middendorf's A5 company. |
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mario molina wrote: I think you're referring to John Middendorf's A5 company. OP already stated that it was not the hammock under the portaledge design they were talking about What A5 had: From the late 80s A5 Catalogue ( bigwalls.net/new2016/A5Cata…) I did notice one possibility. In the older A5 catalogues (second link above), there were cartoon drawings (of items that did not exist because they were cartoons) that showed a bunk bed type portaledge idea. |
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My ledge has at least four great stories. |








