Arapahoe Basin replaced their classic Pallavicini chair in Dec 2020, and they're just getting around to doing an unusual and cool (I think) thing: selling 3ft+ long sections of the old haul rope (along with auctioning off 2 more chairs): http://arapahoebasin.blogspot.com/2023/09/pali-chair-and-rope-sale.html
It's $20 for 3ft and then $2 for each additional foot, and it's about 9.5lbs per 3-foot section. For $20 I obviously bought a 3ft section, so I'm now taking suggestions for how best to display this weird thing.
I can't wait to see how substantial it is in person.
You have to pick them up in person -- they won't ship -- and I think they're cutting them to order based on the lengths people want. I gave A-Basin a call the other day and they said they expected to have them cut & ready to be picked up in about a month.
Anyways, I was looking at my record of ski days, and I logged 120 days at A-Basin between 2008 and when the old Pali chair closed in 2020. Pali is only open from maybe early December to early May, and while I don't ride Pali at all on some days, on others I do 10+ laps... so this thing has to have dragged me up that mountain, what, 400 times? 500 times? A respectable amount of times, anyways.
It's $20 for 3ft and then $2 for each additional foot, and it's about 9.5lbs per 3-foot section. For $20 I obviously bought a 3ft section, so I'm now taking suggestions for how best to display this weird thing.
I can't wait to see how substantial it is in person.You have to pick them up in person -- they won't ship -- and I think they're cutting them to order based on the lengths people want. I gave A-Basin a call the other day and they said they expected to have them cut & ready to be picked up in about a month.
Anyways, I was looking at my record of ski days, and I logged 120 days at A-Basin between 2008 and when the old Pali chair closed in 2020. Pali is only open from maybe early December to early May, and while I don't ride Pali at all on some days, on others I do 10+ laps... so this thing has to have dragged me up that mountain, what, 400 times? 500 times? A respectable amount of times, anyways.
