Recent content by J-BlickPhoto

It's been a while I'll keep it short... I've still got the 4Runner and no I'll never sell it. It's nearly 10 years old and I want to see it turn 30. Still got the van for longer road trips or when bigger climbing and ski trips. I spent the summer building it out, which was a pain in the ass...

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Thank you! No we went back and forth on the 4WD, but I don't think I need it. I actually don't want to take the van where I would need 4WD. In my opinion it's too big to be wheeling where I would need it. In fact, I rarely use the T4R's 4WD. In the end I can always add it if I decide to go that...

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Well, we've still got the 4Runner, but I've shifted my focus to the van. I'll continue to post, but mostly during heavy winter storms when we need the runner to get us to the trail head. But for now, I'll be driving a lifted Ford Transit Ecoboost 350 XLT. It sounds slow but.... ‎400 lb-ft...

First off...we're keeping the 4Runner. I'll never get rid of it. EVER. We are however looking for a sprinter van or ford transit 250. We borrowed one for the weekend and realized it's probably the best option for us considering how many freaking hobbies we have. I'm still waffling on whether to...

I've still got it, just haven't mounted it in a while. In the end I need the rack for skis/gear and we enjoy camping in our usual tent.

We've been pretty busy lately climbing and skiing. Here's a few shots from last weekend. We've been setting new routes all over the front range. Sorry, I've got this whole B&W thing going on right now...:noidea:

Spent a warm night in the runner, just to ski some fresh pow near Leadville. :eyebrows:

Still running strong. :plane:

Head over to Magpul and check this out...you may notice someones ugly mug...:thumb3:

Yep. We usually use a hand mic and the radio is in the bag.

It's hooked though on of the loops on the pack strap. We only use them when skiing or when we know winds are going to be high.

Yesterday we decided to set a new route we've been scoping on google earth for the last few week. I couldn't climb due to some nagging shoulder pain, so we decided to rappel it and see if it would go. It will...and it will be awesome. Overall it was a successful 7 hour suffer-fest. Type 2 fun...

We're having a lazy weekend mainly due to some shoulder issues, so we took quick drive up the hill to check on some ice climbing routes. :wink2: