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is Arcteryx a poser brand? what are some tr00 kvlt core dirtbagging brands?
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Lol I just found my 13-14 year old saga jacket and a level 1 crew neck in my basement. If the saga still had any shred of waterproofing left I’d still wear it
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>>2855650 >>2855728 >>2855729 seething posers
you'll never be a true hardcore dirtbagger
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>>2855704 Tbh I'm not reading all that
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>>2855729 >>2855737 The term "dirtbagging" has been around since before you were born. It has only been used on /out/ in the last few weeks or so, by one person trying to make it a "thing." Hence: forced meme.
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>>2855627 >tr00 kvlt core dirtbagging brands i don't know what that means, but i just buy helikon tex
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Do mosquito bed nets like the ones given out by organizations like against malaria foundation help people sleep better or make them more comfortable? Or is the only benefit that they help save lives by making people less likely to get malaria?>The long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) provided by the Against Malaria Foundation are high-tech protective shields made from durable polyethylene or polyester fibers specifically engineered to survive harsh tropical environments for three to four years. These nets are far more than a physical barrier; the fabric is either impregnated or coated with WHO-prequalified insecticides, such as pyrethroids, which kill or repel malaria-carrying *Anopheles* mosquitoes on contact. This insecticide is designed to be wash-resistant, remaining effective for up to twenty manual washes, while the specific mesh size is precisely calibrated to balance cooling airflow with impenetrable protection against even the smallest insects. >Because these nets are family-sized, each one typically protects two individuals often a mother and child and by killing mosquitoes throughout the night, they create a "community effect" that reduces the overall mosquito density in the area, providing an extra layer of safety for the entire village even during the day.
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>>2855232 >b-b-b-but my studies! Anonymous
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>>2855189 They can't even produce their own mosquito netting so they don't die from malaria? I'm not surprised, but still, ffs man. What a shitty, bottom of the barrel "race".
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>>2855239 Wait, wtf is wrong with worm bin compost?
That's a bit of a stretch giving the multiple other things you could do?
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>>2855232 Funny how despite all of the millions upon millions of malaria nets sent to Africa annually that definitely, totally aren't being misused, the incidence rates of malaria in sub-saharan Africa have barely budged. Amazing how everywhere else has seen significant declines in Malaria cases except for sub-saharan Africa.
But I'm sure that's not a knock against those rigorous surveys by charity organizations dependent on continued donations for their survival.
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Since I think all y'all would be the most mature and knowledgable board about this: I need to settle this debate for our families emergency kits when a snowstorm or power outage hits. (I checked for a stupid questions thread but there wasn't any) I am arguing in favor of getting two butane gas stoves/burners for general use, see picrel The reason for this is that I want to be able to cook indoors for obvious security reasons. We all live in the same, but pretty cramped subdivision, and everyone can look into eachothers front and back yards. However, my brother is having a mental breakdown how carbon dioxide will kill us if we'd cook indoors without mechanical ventilation or a range hood after a power outage. Regardless of cracking a window or two. For indoor use I would prefer to use one of those flat stoves rather than something tall like those stoves that you screw on top of a canister, due to its much higher center of gravity. I know there are some safety concerns with those flat stoves, but to my knowledge that is caused by using pots or pans on the stove that are way too large, reflecting and conducting a lot of heat back down to where the gas canister is, causing it to burst under pressure, and the gas igniting from the lit burner, causing a nice thermobaric effect I suppose. Let's focus the discussion purely using a propane (butane too I guess) stove indoors in an emergency with regard to breathing safety. Are there any risks if you just cook in one room upstairs with the window(s) open? Do the risks outweigh the safety/security offered by cooking indoors to your opinion?
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>>2855205 >mature and knowledgable board bwahahahahah
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>>2855208 Seems like you and your brother have the same mental problem, only expressed differently. You are convinced your neighbours want to kill. Your brother is convinced that cooking indoors will kill.
You are both wrong and both need to get your head out of your ass.
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>>2855208 >my brother is a PhD grad and he just has an annoying tendency to reject every proposal or argument just because he didn't come up with it and is extremely autistically risk-averse beyond any reality. your brother is a smart and well educated man, you aint. just saying....
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>>2855205 Yeah just open a window and you'll be fine. Ideally, if weather permits, crack another window somewhere else for a bit of air flow. Have you thought about how you're actually going to set it up? A small folding table with a silicone pad for the burner and maybe a few more for hot pots or whatever would be a good idea. They make smoke alarms with carbon monoxide detectors that live in a standard outlet and take batteries as backup so when the power goes out they'll still work. Stick one of those in the designated room as well. Consider having some Sterno on hand so you can keep food warm or reheat it without using your cooking fuel, the only consideration is rigging up something to hold a pot above it but that shouldn't be too hard, you could use a few empty beer cans or something like that.
I see people ragging on you for worrying about your neighbors and it's possible you're being paranoid but I have to say I've felt similarly in recent years. When Texas froze over in 2021 I was fine, I was handing out water in repurposed vodka jugs and grilling on the back porch. Now my area's built up and I'm surrounded by strangers and rentoids and I'm a little worried that if the SHTF again and someone who was too dumb to have some SPAM around sees me grilling it's going to make me a target.
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>>2855693 they're back in 1965
liquid fuel is so much more of a pain in the ass unless you're camping in -20 degrees
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the greatest /out/ youtuber is back. did we miss him?
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>>2848392 bitter incels thrive in anonymous spaces that are divorced from consequence
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>>2851823 >>2851977 Again I'm not saying he's not good at what he does and he does make entertaining content. All I'm saying is he's a bad source for actual information on survival/camping/bushcraft. Yes HE might know what he's doing, but your average viewer doesn't. If someone tries to replicate any of his outings chances of getting hurt, getting buried, sleeping in a wooden shelter that catches on fire in the middle of the night or just getting injured and stranded are VERY high. He rarely goes over all the precautions and preparations he takes. Once again good entertainment, but just that.
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I wish someone loved me like this man loves honey butter and fry bread
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>>2852795 >>2851977 Ultimately the reason his channel does so well is he's the average "domestic urbanite's idea of an outdoorsman" (in a similar vein to how Elon Musk is the average "dumb guy's idea of a smart guy"). He's a cottage microcosm of the broader outdoors reality entertainment industry; Bear Grylls, Survivorman, Mountain Men, etc. This isn't to say that he doesn't have legitimate outdoor skills, as do many of those others. It's "not fake" in the same way that pro wrestling is "not fake" - the physical abilities are often real and represent incredible feats of athleticism and choreography - but the storyline is fake. I bring up pro wrestling because they have had a word for this phenomenon for a long time: kayfabe - and I think it applies to a lot popular outdoors reality entertainment.
So I don't like this shit not because it's necessarily fake, but it's kayfabe.
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>>2855654 >bro really talks about this like it's some sort of profound discovery of a secret wow, what kind of secrets are you gonna reveal to us next? that the sky is blue? that water is wet? grow the fuck up man
honestly anyone older than 20 would know that every form of entertainment are staged
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You did go /out/ this year, didn't you?>inb4 he stayed /in/
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>>2855744 We already have this thread. Check the catalog before posting, idiot.
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Where can I go out in Texas besides Big Bend? I am from upstate New York so am used to the Adirondacks.
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>>2854307 Goddamn you're a whiny faggot. No wonder you're on this board, you need to touch some grass. I dunno if you're black or brown but you need to stop making that you're entire identity or you're gonna go insane.
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>>2854319 Lol imagine a red man calling you whiny. These niggers never invented the wheel and got beaten at every turn and still claim supremacy.
Where was a whining tonto?
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>>2854305 >watching youtube to learn history Anonymous
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I am surprised nobody has mentioned Guadalupe Mountains National Park. It contains the highest mountain in Texas which is easily hiked (less than 9,000 feet). Added bonus: it's quite near to Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico, which is simply spectacular. (Photo here is not my own.)
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If you want to get out in central Texas get into rock climbing.
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KEYSTONE WAS THE FIRST RESORT TO OPEN YESTERDAY AT 3PM!
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I have a pair of skis that I bought used 5 years ago. They’re kind of shitty but I’m debating on whether to hold on to them or not, because I’m a pretty casual skier and right now I’m more worried about the cost of new skis than performance on the slopes. I know they’re past the point of being guaranteed by the manufacturer or whatever. Will ski shops still wax and inspect my skis, or will they not touch them at all since they’re too old? Is it even safe to be skiing on old skis like that?
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>>2855340 >Will ski shops still wax and inspect my skis yes.
>Is it even safe to be skiing on old skis like that? How old are they? if they are less than 20yrs old you should be fine. the bindings are more of a concern than the skiis if they are old too but the shop should be able to tell you if they are functional.
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>>2853202 They were racing A Basin to be first to open in the US
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>>2855340 >>2855343 I've been wondering about something similar myself, but mine are more like 12 years old. They've only been out a few times though, I unexpectedly moved to somewhere with no skiing shortly after getting them and only just moved back to a place with mountains and real winter this year.
Did some googling and it sounds like the skis themselves should be alright but the bindings are probably due for replacement, which isn't the worst thing because my feet have changed size so I need new boots anyway and the bindings would have to be remounted to fit them.
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>>2855549 My understanding is that skis can last for 30+ years no problem with proper maintenance/TLC if you're only using them a moderate amount. You should be fine if everything is tuned and waxed properly.
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How important do you think a survival knife is? Do you think it is a rather not needed item thats need can be superseded by a usual every day knife? It is easier to just snap logs for a fire than to hack them with a survival knife. This is of course not including raw survival where you are needing bushcraft and hunting skills to actually survive. Just general non normie tier camp holiday woodland camping.
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Hijacking thread Is batoning bad? Even Lars says it's pointless and knifes aren't made for it? Are there knives specifically made for batoning?
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>>2854309 Its called a froe.
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>>2854309 >Are there knives specifically made for batoning? >>2832232 Anonymous
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>>2831998 >Reiff is good shit >Someone already posted the best normal production alternative the White River Knives Ursus 45 >Only better you're really gonna get from there >Fuck it money, Carothers Performance Knives FK2, maybe BFK This nigga knows
>More of a budget, Volunteer Knife and Tool Model 4.5 Field Knife >Both have low temper heat treat protocols for CPM 3V that's an improvement on the standard heat treat I own 2 Volunteers, their Field Knife model is incredible
Their AEB-L is good stuff too, got one as a prototype and it has pleasantly surprised me
They have a slightly larger Field Knife now at 4.7
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I think this lovely thread needs to be resurrected.
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#532- “topless” Edition
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>>2850406 janny pls…
Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
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Talk about fishin
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>>2855547 you cast the line, not the lure
don't need to whip the shit around more than like twice unless you are trying to get some crazy distance which isn't necessary
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>>2855547 ROFL....that's movie fly fishing, not real fly fishing. You don't have to back cast at all in many situations. If I pull out the entire 30ft weighted head of my fly line, I can roll cast the entire length plus the leader, no back cast necessary. I fish mostly small creeks with heavy cover. In many situations, I couldn't do a back cast if I wanted to. That said, as the other two said, you're casting the line, not he lure because the lure doesn't have enough weight to cast on it's own.
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First fish of the ice season. I should have been fishing all month, but I’ve been too busy with retarded bullshit I didn’t want to do, and this was the first day I’ve actually been able to get out.
Skid !TCEaAwseXw
>>2855730 Nice eyeball! Is that a nano rap?
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>>2855742 Yup, first time I ever tried one, and it seems to be a hot little bait.
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what strange / spooky stuff have you seen? once when i was in the desert, there was a telephone pole, on it looked exactly like a 10ft tall bird of prey, just eyeing me down it was about a good 5min of walking, which felt like forever, just to see that it was a transformer that looked weird, none of the other poles had it either sounds dumb, but it really did look exactly like a gigantic human sized hawk, and the "head" even seemed to follow you too, really interesting illusion, since it also hit all the primal parts of the brain that gone "you're about to be fucking eaten by a bird!!!!!!" a year or two later, when i was gonna take a picture, it was gone, which adds a strange air to "it was right there, i tell you!">inb4 go to /x/ for this shit i want real stories, not >i smelled the rotten shit fart gas, and my best friend was turned into a skinwalker, and then i pulled out that gun from videogame and blasted it, dude trust me
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>>2853517 this guy is just begging for a group of meddling kids with a dog to break into your property trying to solve a mystery.
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>>2855314 >I would've had outdoor gay sex with my boyfriend if it wasn't for you gay ass kids trying to make me a straight >Reeheeheeheehee Anonymous
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>>2802579 There's a certain highway stretch in Newton County IN, that goes through a wildlife preserve dominated by dense conifers. that when the temp is very low and the time of night is so low in traffic that one's own headlights are the only substantial light, it feels as if one has a whole planet to oneself, if a spooky one. I'm not at all superstitious, but I found it pretty hair-raising going through that tunnel, and turning around with my headlights sweeping into that primordial looking site.
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Mountain lions screeching in the distance, at varying distances, sometimes closer. And creatures getting close to the tent at night, likely racoons or whatever, but you can never be sure when it's outside and you're in. I hate those things. I never sleep good like that. I'm always imagining getting mauled by a bear, boar, cougar, etc. Want to get a camp security camera to set up (if such a thing exists), but that might just make me more paranoid desu.
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