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Have you been on a walk or hike out in rural territory recently, /out/? Please post about it. I just went for a walk in the English countryside. I was pretty tired towards the end of it. The pedometer on my phone says I went at least 6 miles, which I guess doesn't sound too far. I think it could have been further than that, and some uphill sections were a bit steep. Also I'm not used to long walks at all.
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>>2863524 Had a nice walk with my gf yesterday. About 16km across beach and scrub then we hitchhiked back to our car.
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>>2863524 >English countryside >miles Try again.
and it's called a walkabout. If you're going to larp as English at least try ffs.
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>>2863633 Sounds good. Maybe one day I'll get a gf to walk with, if I get my shit together.
>>2863636 You're an Aussie aren't you
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Sup /out/, went camping (at a wilderness campsite) recently to try out some winter gear. Sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and the rewaterproofing on my tent held up really well. One issue I had, was that while there were plenty of big logs available, there was no tinder or kindling and I had to use my swiss army knife to baton massive pieces of firewood to start a fire. This was fucking atrocious work and I realise I need a good fixed blade knife. Now I've got it in my head to get a big knife or a hatchet, picrel is available in a very decent 6 inch blade and this beauty of a 10 inch blade. As much as I know 6 inch is probably fine, my gorilla brain is telling me to get this big fucking thing, then I don't even need a hatchet and can carry the SKA for small tasks/multitool. Convince me otherwise before I drop serious money on this thing.
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>>2859390 >i'm literally shaking right now >whimpering knife owners
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>>2853163 that's not what he said
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>>2850852 Unless you have literal gorilla hands, a knife that big is just unwieldy
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>>2863581 Hey there little fella
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Pic related is obviously a bit big and Gerber, but how useless would an 8-10" sawback knife be for processing firewood? I'm currently well served by an 8" folding saw, but it'd be nice to always have a saw on my belt.
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Is it wrong to buy a knife just because you think it looks nice? >pic related I know it's not super steel, or the best value for money. I just like how it looks.
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>>2862359 Stainless? If you shed your chuddy shackles and buy carbon you can BLACC your knife and become an elite ninja
I BLACCED this bad boi right here by leaving it in instant coffee for a day
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>>2863191 Man, the M4 is almost perfect, but I wish the grip would slim down towards the blade for comfier pinch grip.
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>>2863343 you should have made it bluish black with vinegar or something since you already have a black handle
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>>2863295 embarrassing post
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>>2863408 It’s green, sweaty
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Would you? Have you lived in one, built one, or simply stayed overnight? Explain yourself.
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>>2863613 >picrel is a picture of my house which i also built. if what you say is true then you must have had a stroke because continuing building that garbage and be ok with it is abnormal behaviour for someone who allegedly built his own house
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>>2863623 there is literally nothing wrong with my cabin, it will as decades. you just dont know anything about structures or load transfer.
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>>2863625 Your entire premise was a lie from post #1.
Bullshit piled ontop of bullshit from the start.
Then you got caught.
Anything you say is suspect.
Nobody cares anymore.
Nothing you post is worth dealing with a known liar.
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>>2863632 >Your entire premise was a lie from post #1 only because i had to make it political or the /pol/ janny would have deleted it which he did anyways
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>>2863635 > I had to lie to post my larp on the incorrect board after the lie about my larp on another board didnt have enough (you)s. Go away.
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>>2863387 Gotta give a coin too.
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>>2863387 Huh my wife gave me mine and I gave two of them to my friends because I liked mine so much and they're cheap.
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>>2863417 He doesn't know.
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>>2837828 Are Blue Steel Higonokami folding knives good?
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Why does this cost 3x more than a chest freezer? A chest freezer has electrics, compressor, cooling circuit, and also has the same polyurethane foam insulation.
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>>2863556 It doesn't. Why do redditors cry about stupid shit all the time? And I'm guessing you have a 200 dollar chest freezer qued up for precisely my post. I'm just waiting to see it. Yeti and their clones last over a human lifetime before the plastics and shit really break down. Good chest freezers work for about 20 years, maybe 50, before their pumps die.
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>>2863556 Yeti makes quality stuff. the first time I really used my yeti cooler (doing it correctly), my beer and snacks stayed cold for soooo long. My wife was impressed after being super skeptical of the price initially. she's a convert now. I'm not a big fan of their cups and mugs, but most of their other products are legit worth the money.
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>>2863556 Yeti coolers are buy-once-cry-once coolers. If you take care of them, they'll last forever.
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>>2862967 But then some diverse individual will disappear you'are bike whilst you'are hyking the traille.
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>>2862543 Fuck off, we're full.
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>>2863135 no you're not lmoa
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Its great for outdoor reasons, but the politics are terrible. WA is a dysfunctional state controlled by deranged leftists who would sacrifice everything just to build another light rail station in seattle. That's why im in puget sound area near the military bases. it's more of a purple area due to the service members and their families, and most of the local people out here don't like seattle and the retards there. But if you can stomach that shit, its pretty cool. Having a stable job, decent income, and owning a house make it doable. A lot of people think "mountains cool" and just move here sight-unseen then seethe about apartments being $2500/month along the I5 corridor. They never even venture away from it.
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>>2863570 don't forget the jeets. so many jam boys scurrying around
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anyone who likes to go to abandoned places and sleep there for one night? sounds comfy
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>>2863619 this sounds like a good way to get stabbed by a crackhead
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>>2863622 yeah maybe in usa
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Will be going to central asia next winter and wondering what the best jacket is for temps that can get down to -30C. Does anyone have an opinion or should I just fork it out for a north face jacket that looks like shit. Will be tracking animals so can't be too bright or flashy. Any recs?
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Get a Mongolian deel when you get there. You’ll be stylish as fuck
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>>2863591 USAF N3B would work and can be found cheap.
The key isn’t in the coat but rather in the layering and moisture management. Sweat from moving will chill/freeze so don’t be afraid to remove/add layers as needed. To do this cheap, thrift store merino wool sweaters combined with surplus ECWCS would do fine. Costco makes some good inexpensive wool socks. Surplus colors are also better for your use case.
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Are barefoot shoes really that goated? Im buying new shoes soon, and i just wanna know if its truly the way to go. Especially considering that there arent many barefoot hiking shoes, that are somewhat waterproof.
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they're way too fucking expensive
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>>2860537 They're okay, but try to go for models with stitched soles. Heard people saying that the vegan eco friendly save the planet glue they use on none stitched models isn't that great and can fail after a while.
I have some leather moccasin style sneakers from Vivo and they give a lot more sensory feedback on the terrain; Just takes a while to get used to them at first.
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A tiny minority of weirdos prefere barefoot shoes over normal shoes. You might be one of them, only way to find out is to try it. I wouldnt tho
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>>2856498 In my experience 'barefoot' sandals feels more natural to walk in than the shoe types, which makes me still heel strike somewhat. You also don't have to worry about waterproofness.
It's important to start slow as your feet will likely be atrophied and you need to build up strength in muscles and tendons. Or you'll risk getting injured, especially if you're running or similar strenuous activities for the feet.
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>>2856498 i have a pair of the lems boulder boots
been walking everywhere with them since 2022 with no signs of falling apart
would recommend