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German anon here. Tomorrow, I will be heading to Decathlon to buy some hiking gear. I have never properly gone hiking before - at most, I have gone on 3-4 hour walks on forest trails. I will mainly be hiking in spring and autumn, and occasionally in summer, depending on the weather. Terrain wise, I will be mainly hiking in rather hilly areas with a few hundred meters of elevation, and more flat areas from time to time. I would also love to camp for a night or two while I'm at it, but if that's too much (budget wise), we can just stick with hiking gear for now.
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>>2861316 Shoes, clothing, and a water bottle. It's not that hard.
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>>2861317 Haha, true. But there are a gazillion options, so I figured I ask around here to see what is actually worth buying instead of overspending or buying something with garbage quality.
Also, would 25L be enough for the backpack or should I go higher?
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So I been wanting a cheap bike to bike around to the store and maybe bike 5 miles to work, but I don't want to shell out hundreds of dollars for some overpriced bike if a walmart bike suits me fine. I heard walmart bikes are shit, but are they that shit that I should spend 500+ bucks if I just want to commute to places?
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>>2860639 >Try Craigslist. The right answer. Look for a hybrid or MTB from early 90s/ GT, Diamondback, Trek, Mongoose, Fuji or Giant with no suspension & steel frame, Japan or Taiwan made. Just check CL around me in Podunk, 8 at $100 or less. Spend another $100 on chain, tires, tubes & cables and you've got a great bike for next 20 years. Really splurge and spring for new seat & grips.
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Facebook marketplace>>>>>> craigslist in 2026.
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Craigslist, FB marketplace and to a lesser extent my local junkyard are all places that I've gotten used bikes from, and most of them have been rideable, or have provided parts for other bike projects.
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>>2860635 “Hundreds of dollars” is for an “overpriced bike”
Oh anon….
Real advice though I’d go secondary market, which is plentiful, and focus on quality there over <$500 new which equals shit. Check out the website pink bike, look for bikes that are under 7 years old, lightly used, no obvious defects, same size as you, etc from reputable manufacturers. You’ll get something much better. Or if you want to commute and nothing else you can probably find a local place in town that serves the community (aka Poors) with donated and refurbished bikes and get something there very cheap that will hold up
If you’re cycling for exercise, doing touring rides of 20+ miles, or mountain biking then I would focus on a decent bike
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>>2860635 The one in your pic is good enough and will last you at least 10 yrs with moderate usage
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why does it seem like all you people want to go out and be “in le nature” but don’t give a single fuck about preserving ecosystems or native biodiversity? You feel entitled to go out and be in nature and treat it like your personal fucking playground, damaging the ecosystem and demanding roads and trails be paved through the wilderness so you can “heckin enjoy it”? And then go home and continue to fuel the 6th mass extinction with your destructive consumerist habits?
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>>2838933 I know a lot of people that say this whole throwing food from their cars. But that draws rodents to the roadside, which in turn draws birds of prey. Vehicle collisions are a serious threat for birds of prey, and it can be mitigated by simply properly disposing of your waste (including green waste).
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>>2861276 i litter because you econiggers are all like this
you do aware that for a good percentage of the population making an "eco" choice is just not an economically viable option right? yet whenever someone finally does make some personal sacrifices required to move in that direction you niggers immediately hurl insults at them about them not being "good enough" or how "they're still part of the problem", "literally worse than hitler" etc. no word of encouragement, not even a tiniest shred of acknowledgement, there's no satisfying you fucks
tl;dr don't act surprised to see that your movement is a losing cause as long as you niggerfaggots continue to act like this and can't pull your heads outta your ass
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>>2861278 You are a retarded, childish piece of SHIT.
And thats all you are and all you will ever be.
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>>2861278 >you do aware bix nood dub ho mufugga das raciss nigga
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>>2837982 Tobacco kills the molds that would eat the butts.
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Realistically is there a way to fix this?
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>>2861218 >walking 12 feet through a babby eastoid park >whoa look at the trees identical to the ones in my back yard >good thing i brought my trekking poles for this 200ft mountain Anonymous
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>>2861109 Deciduautist strikes again
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>>2861109 Nothing is broken. The Sahara is >0. That's just variable climate.
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>>2861112 OP's map is for tree diversity, not biodiversity. Obviously there are fewer species in mixed forests and coniferous forests of the NE then the swamps of the south and far fewer trees in the plaines and desert of the west then the forests of the east coast.
I basically have no idea what OP thinks the actual problem is.
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>Time is 1:42am in the UK >Actual snowstorm covering my town >Decide "Hey I'm a fat autistic POS, lets go for a walk since snow is cool" >Gear up in boots and scarf with gloves ready for a nice hour long walk
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>>2856882 >a saw a guy walking on a street and I ran away Is this what /out/ has become? I haven't been here in like 6 years. Did this board get infested by reddit rejects too?
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>>2861171 brugly this board was this bad in 2020
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>>2861195 So it was covid that did it?
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>>2861228 All the slightly edgy normies got tired of constantly getting banned so they came here and spew they normie opinions
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>>2856974 Do you have the vid? Please post or link it if you do.
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#533- “beer stash” Edition
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>>2855132 janny pls…
Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N New Bong Fishin Guide
https://pastebin.com/sDB5SQTq First for best telescopic rod is the one you exchanged for a 3pc.
Talk about fishin
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>>2861047 Virtually nobody that posts pics like that thinks of it as cucked. From their perspective they're cucking everybody else by being the one that gets to fuck her.
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>>2861184 anti-reverse switch is a main spot for water intrusion as well as being another part to break, that's why lots of reels don't have it. but yeah, shimanos feel like new even after years as long as you don't abuse them in retarded ways. I prefer Daiwa for baitcasters but shimano is just at the top for spinning. the daiwa lt spinning reels are good reels don't get me wrong, but there is not much difference at all from revros/regal, legalis, exceler, and fuego. they have gotten a lot of shit lately for choosing to have a stupid lineup like that with very little distinction other than color and an extra bearing/screw on handle/mag seal..
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>>2861221 daiwa braking on baitcasters is unmatched
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>>2861294 This recent obsession with cuckoldry is confined to pretty limited parts of the internet. Most people don't even think of that. Guys have had trophy wives and so on forever and that was never what it was about. I myself had a GF for years who had a big internet following (despite only ever posing modest cosplay) and it never even crossed my mind to think of it in any terms other than "haha losers you're fapping to the girl I fuck." Other guys I know who do have girlfriends/wives that wear slutty cosplay also seem to have the same attitude too.
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Do you work a job that allows you to experience the outdoors? Do you plan to? Tell us about it.
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>>2861223 Remember when they used to say stuff like
>rule britannia, britannia rules the waves Well, those ships they loved so much cost 100 acres of forest EACH to build
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My job is about as far from it gets, I'm a machinist and everything has to be done in a carefully climate- and humidity-controlled environment to ensure accuracy. I may end up making /out/ or /k/-related stuff though, since I'm in an area where that stuff is very popular (it's why I moved here myself) and there are a lot of companies that make products for it.
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>>2861304 Based machinebro
I'm a PLC/controls/SCADA autist. In a way I enjoy the contrast of technology/primitivist outings
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This thread need to be pruned, see
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>>2861308 Nice, I always thought the control stuff was interesting. I would have gone millwright if I had local school options for it and I think I would've crossed over into control stuff a little with that. I'm just starting out with machining after getting sick of mechanic work so we'll see where I actually end up in a few years.
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Would you? Have you lived in one, built one, or simply stayed overnight? Explain yourself.
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where to build a hut and live in it in europe. Where are the best laws and cheap land?>t. germcuck
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>>2861216 this croatian over on /pol/ says italy is overall the best. he said that alot of the buthurt belt is too unstable and muh russia. italy has cheaper land with little rules in the countryside but still somewhat stable govt
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>>2860431 >>2860376 Thats one obese fuck though
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>>2860585 Any updates on the cabin?
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I'm applying to conservation corps. I know the pay is going to shit but I'm retarded and I think it's cool to camp and work on trails all day.
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>>2856976 Drilling in central or west Texas. You will live on the drill site.
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>>2857429 I got bad news for ya
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>>2856976 One time while camping in the woods in eastern AZ around 2012, my friends and I came across a guy who's entire job with the Forest Service was going to old or semi-abandoned backwoods trails that their map data for was outdated (or gone), hiking them in their entirety, and logging his hike with surveying tools. I thought that was the coolest job I had ever even heard of, and he said he had to get on a waiting list for 3 years before a spot finally opened up.
Also he ripped our bong before heading out in exchange for some pipe tobacco.
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>>2861065 I met a guy who joined the California Highway Patrol as a paramedic, and his job was basically full time backcountry search and rescue but with CHP's resources and funding. All he did was fly around in a helicopter, hike, ski, and look for people.
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Do you like to look at things when you go /out/?>monoculars >binoculars >scopes >sunglasses too, I guess >cases/carry systems >cleaning and maintenance >poorfag options
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I own some relatively cheap Nikon binos. Nothing worth sharing, but what I do want to take a second to mention are the SIG Zulus. I work in a sporting goods store. Whenever I have to cover the area that includes optics, I always play with those I was reading the clock in a building across the street,something I couldn't do with $3000+ Swarovskis. This was all because of the auto stabilization. I don't own any and have no need for them, but they are just so cool. I fish a lot, hunt a little, and take nature walks. Maybe, I'd get some use out of them if I bought them.
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I have a pair of Swarovski SLC 10x42 binoculars.
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tell me everything you know about sight levels. i would use one for being sure which peak or boulder is the highest on a mountain
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>>2858968 I use these swaro ELs for stargazing and birbs. They're amazing, especially in low light that's when pricey glass really stands out. Also looking thru them for long periods of time, less eye strain. Don't have money just worked overtime and saved for them.
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I got these Vortex 10x42s on sale at Costco last year. They're no Zeiss or Swarovski but they're really good for the money and a decent compromise between size/weight and optics.
