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For those that have been waiting and for those who haven't, www.atwoodgear.com is now live.
Some items currently in stock, some back-ordered. We're working on sewing more product so we'll have the full compliment of gear in stock for the spring season.
Come get your gear!
About the waterbag anchor:
"We prefer to actually go on a trip to provide instruction and training ourselves."
What does that look like? Do you guys arrange trips? And do you guys sew together your anchors in house?
Since it is a nuanced piece of gear, while effective, it is essential that you know what you are doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by rockgremlin
We would just agree to meet somewhere and do a Canyon together so you can get some supervised, hands-on training with your purchase.
I do reserve the right to not sell them if I’m not comfortable doing so. Basically I’m looking for a strict LNT ethic, and an eschewnce of publishing canyons. This is all bout exploration and conservation.
All sewing is currently done in-house by yours truly.
While we’re looking to outsource sewing on some non-critical items (locally), these are one of several items that I will continue to make personally as quality control is absolutely crucial. Basically, if you’re going to hang your life on it, It’ll be sewn in house.
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Originally Posted by Bootboy
LOL I like this word. Although I think it's missing an A.
I like that you personally hand sew your water anchors. Definitely adds piece of mind. I'm assuming you have a few standard canyons selected where you can showcase the water anchor? The Squeeze, Mindbender & Not Mindbender come to mind...
Cool, where are you guys located?
Right here in OgdenQuote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
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Originally Posted by Sombeech
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Saw the "houdini" on your site, and was wondering if you published any tutorial video on how to use (BTW...price doesn't match...~$15 on one page and $25 on another)
I’m not sure why it displays the prices that way. $25 is for included sewn rope. $15 is for the bare hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by nkanarik
I have not done a tutorial yet. I will likely end up with a picture tutorial. They are not in production right now but there will be a full stock them before the spring season.
I meant, like the general area. A warehouse in one of the industrial parks?
Ogden is an industrial park...:mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
I guess you have not been up there for awhile. Or perhaps did not notice the ultra-post-modern 33 story Bootboy Tower in downtown Ogden. With paid rappers sliding down ropes on all side, all hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by rockgremlin
Jeesh, ya gotta get out a little more...
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On the contrary...I live in Ogden now. :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by ratagonia
My comment was more a poke in the ribs than an insult. And I too am curious where in Ogden Mr. Boot's offices are. Maybe I'll stop by one day...
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Originally Posted by rockgremlin
I don’t have a physical store front.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
I operate out of my home for now. You may be disappointed if you come over looking for gear.
I could offer you a glass of water though.
On a side note, I find post modern architecture to be rather grotesque and soul-less. Too subjective and lacking in actual principles.Quote:
Originally Posted by ratagonia
Always was more a fan of art-deco.
Just validate my parking and we're goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Bootboy
It’s a spacious cul de sac, parking is always available :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech