Winter clothing, bits and outdoorsy watch - Buffalo, Rab, Extremities, Suunto
Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2021 1:26 pm
Trying to move on a few things I haven't used before or don't use anymore. All prices including postage
Buffalo Special 6 shirt, size 42, black, used, £65 - this is too big for me now, it's in great nick. It's a slightly longer version of the mountain shirt. I wear another one in size 40. Cracking bit of kit
Rab Vector pants, beluga colour, size M or 32 waist, long length (34"), brand new with tags, £50 - lovely stretchy softshell troos but they don't fit me and I forgot to send them back on time! Label attached says size M but label in waist band says 32". Both correct
Extremities powerstretch wrist gaiters, black, L/XL, brand new, £12. These are lovely things, I have two pairs and I have no idea why, don't need 2. Lovely things for keeping your wrists warm, can be used instead of gloves or in addition to gloves. Often used my other pair for winter commuting to keep the blood near skin from chilling too much and freezing my hands
Suunto Vector watch, used, £50. Quite a few years old, needs a new battery and I'm afraid I don't have this size in stock at home so can't stick a new one in, works fine though. It's a CR2430 battery I think. Doesn't get worn anymore, I used an apple watch. Has a compass, altimeter and barometer, as well as normal watch and alarm functions. Seem to fetch quite a lot of ebay but don't really want the hassle
Buffalo Special 6 shirt, size 42, black, used, £65 - this is too big for me now, it's in great nick. It's a slightly longer version of the mountain shirt. I wear another one in size 40. Cracking bit of kit
Rab Vector pants, beluga colour, size M or 32 waist, long length (34"), brand new with tags, £50 - lovely stretchy softshell troos but they don't fit me and I forgot to send them back on time! Label attached says size M but label in waist band says 32". Both correct
Extremities powerstretch wrist gaiters, black, L/XL, brand new, £12. These are lovely things, I have two pairs and I have no idea why, don't need 2. Lovely things for keeping your wrists warm, can be used instead of gloves or in addition to gloves. Often used my other pair for winter commuting to keep the blood near skin from chilling too much and freezing my hands
Suunto Vector watch, used, £50. Quite a few years old, needs a new battery and I'm afraid I don't have this size in stock at home so can't stick a new one in, works fine though. It's a CR2430 battery I think. Doesn't get worn anymore, I used an apple watch. Has a compass, altimeter and barometer, as well as normal watch and alarm functions. Seem to fetch quite a lot of ebay but don't really want the hassle
