For Sale: Mission Workshop Monty, LowePro Classified140AW and other OT stuff

Posted on Mon 13th, February 2012

• #1

techwell
Hi,

Stuff which I'd like to keep, but lack of use means it has to go. Can meet round Central or Canary Wharf.
07563361574
1. Mission Workshop Monty. Not seen much use, some fading on the folding place - 65 pounds
  
  it's really not that bad
2. LowePro Classified140AW. Also very lightly used - 40 pounds
3. Sea to Summit Ultra Sil pack cover, medium, 50-70 liters, green - 10 pounds
4. Microsoft optical mouse, usb - 5 pounds
5. Brand new Canon strap - 5 pounds
• #2

markypoos

is the messenger bag still available?
• #3

HugoNissa

I don't think so since I bought it a couple of weeks ago, but there's another one for sale in there
http://www.lfgss.com/thread83568.html
• #4

YesNoGame

hey! that's my thread! will do it for £65 given the above was up for that... or swap it for a BELK backpack.
• #5

techwell

Monty's gone. Strap is dibsed as well.

Buy the camera bag!

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