Where are all the mushrooms edition?

Weather is starting to get cold and I wanted to get you guys opinion so I figured I'd get the wool general going
What's an acceptable blend in your guys experience for /out/ings? I'm looking at getting one of those L.L. Bean birdseye sweaters and it's 80 wool 20 Rayon. Will the rayon be detrimental at all? Anyone have experience?

Asking for a friend

It's been a while since I've seen a /mush/ thread! How is everyone's fall mushroom season treating them? I've been finding tons of mushrooms!! Lots of these Satan's boletes, rubroboletus eastwoodiae, popped up everywhere. Too bad they're not good to eat..

What's a sleeping bag you recommend?
I slept two weeks in Norway this summer with a random 5°C sleeping bag, and it wasn't that warm.
I'm planning to go sleep on some mountains this autumn and I want to get comfortable with lower temperatures.

Just scored a pair of vintage koflach mountaineering boots (picrel) at an estate sale. Would these still be considered viable gear today? Supposedly the previous owner only used them for one expedition so they are basically new.

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Mountain hikers: how do you estimate the physical demand of a tour ahead of time?
I’m not talking about technical difficulty, just the level of physical exertion.
I’ve been using a simple rule of thumb for myself:
If a route averages around 100 m of elevation gain per kilometer, I consider it easy. A hard route to me is roughly 200 m/km.
I don’t factor in total distance much, since most of my hikes fall between 9 and 14 km anyway.
Do you use a similar metric?

A 1000-meter (about 3,281 feet) elevation gain is a significant and challenging feat, often referred to as a vertical kilometer in mountain running and considered a difficult hike requiring good fitness. This level of elevation can be found in specific hiking and running challenges and is considered challenging due to the steepness and effort required, although it is a standard distance for many competitive events.
Hiking and running: A 1000-meter elevation gain is a serious undertaking that requires good physical fitness and a strong ability to ascend steep terrain.
Many hiking challenges are rated as difficult or challenging when they include an elevation gain of 1000 meters.
In mountain running, a vertical kilometer race is specifically defined as a race with a 1000-meter elevation gain, usually on a course less than 5 km long.
Events can involve a significant elevation gain combined with a long distance, making it a challenging test of endurance.

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