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Climbeur Equipment List – Last Update 26/09/2019 climbEUR equipment list – last update 26/09/2019 New Depreciated Who? Numb Description Bought Unit Price Price € value € Ropes/cordes & rope bags/sac à cordes Jon 1 rope 80m x 9.7 Beal Booster blue Oct-16 187.15 € 187.15 46.79 Jon 1 rope bag OCUN - red May-04 28.93 € 28.93 7.23 Hadrien 1 rope 80m x 9.8 Edelrid Heron purple Jul-14 198.95 € 198.95 49.74 Hadrien 1 rope bag Psychi - black Mar-18 16,99£ 19.37 9.69 ?? 1 rope 80m x 9.8 Edelrid Boa green Apr-13 170.90 € 170.90 42.73 ?? 1 rope bag DMM May-00 1236FB 30.64 7.66 Carlos 1 rope 80m x 9.8 Edelrid Boa green May-11 143.90 € 143.90 35.98 Carlos NB. In Carlos's own rope bag Jon 1 rope bag Climbing Tech - black/orange May-11 14.90 € 14.90 3.73 Magda 1 rope 75m x 9.7 Beal Booster yellow - check middle mark!! Dec-08 188.10 € 188.10 0.00 cut 5m off end of 80m rope Magda 1 rope bag MILO May-07 23.65 € 23.65 5.91 Fred 1 rope 70m x 10.2 Millet Diamax green May-07 187.90 € 187.90 0.00 Fred 1 rope bag Salewa - black Dec-08 26.90 € 26.90 6.73 Jon 1 rope 70m x 9.7 Beal Booster III yellow Apr-06 143.91 € 143.91 0.00 Jon 1 rope bag OCUN - red Apr-03 28.93 € 28.93 7.23 Jon 1 rope 70m x 10.4 Millet Diamond red Apr-03 133.40 € 133.40 0.00 Jon 1 rope bag Rivory Joanny green/orange straps 1997 env 1000FB 24.79 0.00 Jon 1 rope 70m x 10.4 Millet Diamond blue/red Jun-02 120.05 € 120.05 0.00 Jon 1 rope bag Rivory Joanny blue/yellow straps 1996 env 1000FB 24.79 0.00 ?? 1 rope 70m x 10.5 Beal yellow Apr-01 5492FB 136.14 0.00 ?? 1 rope bag ALTAI Apr-01 1483FB 36.76 9.19 Jon 1 rope 70m x 10.5 Beal 2 colour purple/blue May-00 5781FB 143.31 0.00 Jon 1 rope bag Rivory Joanny green/orange straps 1996 env 1000FB 24.79 0.00 Jon 1 rope 60m x 10.5 purple 1998 4680FB 116.01 0.00 Jon 1 rope bag Rivory Joanny blue/yellow straps 1997 env 1000FB 24.79 0.00 Greta 1 rope 60m x 8.1 Beal Iceline yellow Dec-08 125.60 € 125.60 31.40 Greta 1 rope 60m x 8.1 Beal Iceline pink Dec-08 125.60 € 125.60 31.40 Jon 1 rope 60m x 8.5 Edelrid Livewire Hydrodry silver Oct-04 89.32 € 89.32 22.33 Jon 1 rope 60m x 8.5 Edelrid Livewire Hydrodry orange Oct-04 89.32 € 89.32 22.33 Jon 1 rope 100m x 8.5 Edelweiss black/red Mar-05 170.08 € 170.08 42.52 Jon 1 rope 70m x 8.5 2 colour purple/blue Apr-99 6100FB 151.22 0.00 Jon 1 glacier rope 30m x 8mm Apr-12 60.00 € 60.00 15.00 Retired ropes & lost equipment Duncan 1 rope 60m x 10.5 purple 1997 4620FB 114.53 0.00 lost in Morgiou! 1 rope 75m x 9.8 Millet Triaxiale green Jul-10 193.90 € 193.90 0.00 lost in Morgiou! 1 rope bag OCUN - black Jun-02 26.40 € 26.40 0.00 Jon 1 rope 70m x 10.3 Millet Quartz yellow - now only for abseil use May-04 133.40 € 133.40 0.00 Given away (to scouts) – 1 50m x 11 purple scouts 1 1996 4400FB 109.07 0.00 (the one that Robert took the big fall on) Carlo 1 rope 60m x 11 1996 4500FB 111.55 0.00 Matti 1 rope 60m x 11 purple 1996 4500FB 111.55 0.00 Matti 1 rope 60m x 10.5 white/pink/orange 1997 4620FB 114.53 0.00 Marek 6 quickdraws 2010?? env 400FB 59.52 0.00 all lost in Turkey Quickdraws/dégaines & slings/sangles Jon 13 10 CT grey + 3 CT orange quickdraws Dec-11 8.90 € 115.70 28.93 Jon 1 Petzl 25cm quickdraws Dec-11 16.90 € 16.90 4.23 Jon 2 Petzl 17cm quickdraws Dec-11 16.90 € 33.80 8.45 Johana 16 quickdraws: 1 CT orange, 9 BD & 6 others 2012&14 9.95 159.20 39.80 Rumjana 16 quickdraws 1998 & 2010 env 400FB 158.72 39.68 Jon 1 Charlet Moser Nitro screamer Feb-06 14.50 € 14.50 3.63 Sylvain/Johana/Jon/Rumjana4 long sling jul10&dec11 4.90 € 19.60 4.90 1Alison/Sylvain/3??Marek? 6 short sling may04&may11 4.40 € 26.40 6.60 1 lost in Turkey Karabiners/mousquetons & belay devices 2Marek, 1?? 3 screwgates – blue 1996 318FB 23.64 5.91 Marek 1 screwgate - Kong red Oct-04 8.18 € 8.18 2.05 Jon 1 screwgate - CT retainer spring Jul-14 13.95 € 13.95 3.49 Jon/Sylvain/Fred/Rumjana 4 screwgates - CT green Dec-11 11.90 € 47.60 11.90 1Fred/2Rumjana/1Jon 4 screwgates - CT/Camp silver dec11&mar14 6.50 € 26.00 6.50 1Jon/2? 3 screwgates – green 1997 368FB 27.36 6.84 Jon 1 oval screwgate CT orange Jul-10 8.80 € 8.80 2.20 Jon 2 Camp wiregates May-04 6.52 € 13.04 3.26 Jon 8 assorted krabs 1996,7&8 300FB 60.00 15.00 1Fred/1Rumjana/2Jon 4 Petzl Reverso 4 Dec-11 27.90 € 111.60 27.90 Fred 1 GriGri 2 Dec-11 62.90 € 62.90 15.73 Jon 1 Mega Jul Jul-14 29.95 € 29.95 7.49 Simon 1 TRE Sirius Oct-04 28.76 € 28.76 7.19 Nuts/coinceurs /ice-screw/broches Jon 2 Nut key 1995&2004 5.86 € 11.72 5.86 Jon 1 Black Diamond Camalot size .3 Jul-08 57.90 € 57.90 28.95 Jon 1 Black Diamond Camalot size .5 Jul-08 56.10 € 56.10 28.05 Jon 1 Black Diamond Camalot size .75 Jul-08 56.10 € 56.10 28.05 Jon 1 Black Diamond Camalot size 1 Jul-08 60.50 € 60.50 30.25 Jon 1 Black Diamond Camalot size 2 Jul-08 60.50 € 60.50 30.25 Claus?? 1 “Friend” DMM size 3 2000 env 1500FB 37.18 9.30 Simon 1 “Friend” DMM size 3.5 2000 env 1500FB 37.18 9.30 1Jon/1Claus?? 2 “Friend” Camp climb cams size 6 1995 env 1200FB 59.50 14.88 was 3 - 1 lost in Alps 1Jon/2Claus?? 3 “Friend” Camp climb cams size 4 1995 env 1200FB 89.25 22.31 Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 10 95,03&11 13.50 € 54.00 13.50 Jon 3 Wild Country Rock size 9 1995&2004 9.33 € 27.99 7.00 was 4 - 1 lost in Mello Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 8 95,04&11 12.90 € 51.60 12.90 Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 7 1995&2004 9.33 € 37.32 9.33 Jon 5 Wild Country Rock size 6 1995 env 400FB 49.60 12.40 Jon 5 Wild Country Rock size 5 1995 env 400FB 49.60 12.40 Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 4 95,04&11 12.90 € 51.60 12.90 Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 3 95,04&11 11.70 € 46.80 11.70 Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 2 95,04&11 11.70 € 46.80 11.70 Jon 4 Wild Country Rock size 1 04&11 11.70 € 46.80 11.70 2Jon/1Soren? 3 Black Diamond Turbo Express ice-screw 16cm Feb-06 45.00 € 135.00 67.50 Jon 1 Simond Tornado ice-screw 22cm Feb-06 39.50 € 39.50 19.75 Jon 1 Grivel Helix ice-screw 12cm Dec-08 44.70 € 44.70 22.35 Jon 1 Grivel Helix ice-screw 17cm Dec-08 44.70 € 44.70 22.35 Topos Roberto 1 Freyr - 2014 edition Mar-14 28.90 € 28.90 14.45 Marek 1 Freyr - 2006 edition Oct-06 24.00 € 24.00 6.00 Wolfgang 1 Freyr - 2002 edition Jun-02 18.90 € 18.90 4.73 ?? 1 Freyr - 1994 edition 1997 518FB 12.84 3.21 ?? 1 Freyr - 1994 edition 1995 518FB 12.84 3.21 Jon 1 Dave Feb-04 6.61 € 6.61 1.65 Jon 1 Mozet 2010 edition Oct-10 11.50 € 11.50 2.88 Erika 1 Mozet 2001 edition Feb-04 10.48 € 10.48 2.62 Jon 1 Corphalie Feb-04 6.32 € 6.32 1.58 Stephen? 1 Beez Jun-02 5.80 € 5.80 1.45 Wolfgang 1 Marche-les-Dames Commando Camp Apr-13 18.00 € 18.00 9.00 Roberto 1 Hotton 2010 edition Oct-10 7.50 € 7.50 3.75 Wolfgang 1 Hotton 2003 edition Oct-04 8.49 € 8.49 2.12 Jon 1 Hotton 1998 edition Jun-02 5.50 € 5.50 1.38 Wolfgang 1 Yvoir/Paradou 2007 edition Sep-08 9.00 € 9.00 2.25 Marek 1 Yvoir/Paradou 1999 edition 2001 395FB 9.79 2.45 Jon 1 Plain des Fosses Jun-03 8.00 € 8.00 2.00 Jon 1 Pont à Lesse 2015 edition Apr-16 13.95 € 13.95 3.49 Magda 1 Pont à Lesse Jul-11 12.00 € 12.00 3.00 Barry 1 Carrière des Awirs Jun-06 14.25 € 14.25 3.56 Jon 1 Durnal 2014 edition Jul-15 8.95 € 8.95 2.24 Wolfgang 1 Durnal Jul-08 7.50 € 7.50 1.88 Jon 1 Dalle du Beaupere Sep-18 11.00 € 11.00 5.50 Jon 1 Flone Jul-19 12.00 € 12.00 6.00 Greta 1 Berdorf - 2011 edition Jul-11 17.90 € 17.90 4.48 Jon 1 Berdorf - 2009 edition Jul-09 17.50 € 17.50 4.38 Jon 1 Berdorf 1997 350FB 8.68 2.17 Jon 1 Vosges du Nord 2018 edition Aug-19 28.00 € 28.00 14.00 ? 1 Vosges du Nord 2009 edition Nov-09 27 € 27.00 6.75 Andreas? 1 Vosges du Nord 2005 edition Jun-05 20 € 20.00 5.00 Jon 1 ESTcalades dans les Vosges du Sud 2018 edition Aug-19 30.00 € 30.00 15.00 Jon 1 ESTcalades dans les Vosges du Sud Jul-06 22 € 22.00 5.50 ?? 1 Vosges du Sud 2001 115FF 17.53 4.38 Jon 1 Escalades dans l'Eure - falaises du bord de Seine May-10 26.00 € 26.00 6.50 Sylvain 1 Bourgogne Onsight Apr-03 37.00 € 37.00 9.25 Sylvain 1 Saffres 2002 16.46 € 16.46 4.12 Sylvain 1 Hauteroche 2002 16.46 € 16.46 4.12 Sylvain 1 Cormot 2001 80FF 12.20 3.05 Sylvain 1 France: Rockfax: Haute Provence Mar-12 £24,95 29.30 14.65 Marek 1 France: Rockfax: Languedoc-Rousillon Mar-12 £24,95 30.39 15.20 Simon 1 Chamonix - crag climbs Jul-13 24.00 € 24.00 12.00 Simon 1 Chamonix - Envers des Aiguilles Jul-13 33.47 € 33.47 16.74 Simon 1 Chamonix - Aiguilles Rouges 1 Jul-14 33.00 € 33.00 16.50 Simon 1 Chamonix - Aiguilles Rouges 2 Jul-14 28.50 € 28.50 14.25 Jon 1 Escalade Les Calanques Oct-10 30.00 € 30.00 15.00 Jon 1 Escalades autour de Toulon tome 1 Oct-10 23.00 € 23.00 11.50 Jon 1 Escalades autour de Toulon tome 2 Oct-10 21.85 € 21.85 10.93 Jon 1 L'escalade dans les Alpes-Maritimes Oct-16 46.90 € 46.90 23.45 Jon 1 Escalades autour du Lac du Bourget May-06 23.00 € 23.00 5.75 Jon 1 Falaises et Via Ferrata de Tarentaise Aug-05 22.00 € 22.00 5.50 Jon 1 Vingrau Aug-08 18.00 € 18.00 4.50 Jon 1 Tautavel Aug-08 16.00 € 16.00 4.00 Jon 1 SudPfalz 2019 edition Aug-19 48.00 € 48.00 24.00 Jon 1 Schwarze Säulen - Mayen-Koblenz area May-10 18.00 € 18.00 4.50 Simon? 1 Sicily Rock: San Vito etc 2014 Oct-14 27.50 € 27.50 6.88 Jon 1 Sicily Rock: San Vito etc 2013 Aug-14 33.70 € 33.70 8.43 Sylvain 1 Cordillera Cantabrica - Picos Aug-10 26.00 € 26.00 6.50 Jon 1 Costa Blanca 2005 Feb-05 £23,45 34.00 8.50 Jon 1 Mallorca Aug-11 31.83 € 31.83 15.92 Jon 1 Kalymnos 2016 edition Feb-17 48.00 € 48.00 24.00 Jon 1 Kalymnos 2010 edition Mar-11 38.00 € 38.00 19.00 Jon 1 Kalymnos 2008 edition May-08 35.00 € 35.00 3.50 Jon 1 Leonidio & Kyparissi 2018 May-19 35.00 € 35.00 17.50 Jon 1 Greece Sport Climbing 2014 edition Mar-15 39.50 € 39.50 9.88 Jon 1 Greece Sport Climbing 2017 edition Feb-19 48.00 € 48.00 24.00 Andreas 1 Malta & Gozo Nov-17 £32.10 36.33 18.17 Jon 1 Paklenica May-09 24.00 € 24.00 6.00 Marzena
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