>be 6ft
>legs are long, the legs of a 6'5 person
>can just walk a sub 10 minute mile, comfortably

Should I just become a hiking or trail running GOAT?

After i discovered tbis board i got really into camping gear and bought this $15 camping inflatable matress but i have no use for it or the $20 2 person tent i bought so now im using the matress as a yoga mat and the tent im trying to sell, im from asia so i never had any use for camping gear to begin with. But i still find camping romantic tho. What do you guys do woth your camping gear when you are not camping?

hey /out/
I was hiking some town outskirts the other day and found this metal object. I was curious if anyone knew what it is?
other /out/ists post your own finds to be identified

What's the point of prepping anymore?
it made sense during the Biden era due to fears of ww3 or a nuclear war but with Trump now all fears of it have been disarmed

Can someone identify this knife for me that I found in A hidden compartment on the truck I just bought. It seems kinda cheap but I’ve been using it for a lot of stupid random shit like opening bottles and batony chop chop. It’s held up very well under the punishment and I’m gonna keep it in my truck for emergency use. My eyes are really bad so I can’t read the words under the eagle, even when I magnify it.

How is it possible that there's no parks in these massive areas? How the fuck did gateway arch become a national park but nothing in Idaho or the NE?

Are glaciers yuru?

Did you fuckboys, larpers, and losers do anything productive by going outside while /out/ was down?
Or did you just sit around and play with anime dolls?

What's the point in "hunting" from helicopters? You're not even on the ground interacting with nature, it's like machine gunning some bird nest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emdVZ8i-_js

sup /out/, newfag tourist (heh) here
basically, I cycle for a commute, and in the rain it's misery. I don't want to pay 50-100 euros for a fancy plastic bag, so I wanted to ask does anyone know any actually rainproof rain gear that I could potentially cycle in?
what I know so far:
goretex and all those smart fabrics are poison and a scam that doesn't work.
but in order not to be wet from sweat you need good ventilation
I tried a 30 bucks poncho but rain was still blowing in from below and from the arm holes and the seams on the back weren't treated so I got wet anyway.
I have a raincoat from Aldi I got for 5 bucks made out of the thick yellow plastic rubber material but it's not ventilated and a bit short for me.
anything cheap and ventilated I can get from AliExpress or Amazon.de or something?
I also have rubber pull over rain overshoes and pants that are a bit short, but shouldn't be a problem, but I was feeling like fish in a plastic bag and was pretty moist when I tried to cycle in them.
is there such a thing as being comfortable in the rain?