/out/ you're on the air, tell us about your supernatural experience in the woods

Is merino wool really this great or is it just a marketing meme for retards like me?

I hate this cuntface (Outdoor boys)

i'm near completing my degree in entomology

what secret bug knowledge do you covet to know?

got bored of urban exploration now i want to explore storm drains since it seems like ill run into less people there. any tips? i heard to watch out for sulfide.

Recommendations on best stuff to bring on the Trail?

Are the "Runner's gel" really worth the hype? Pic Rel

Hey Anons, experienced camper and /outist/ about to go on a month long backpacking trip.

I will be heading to Bongland in April for a roughly 160 mile hike on national trails and will be wild camping as much as possible. I’ve done plenty of backwoods camping and am relatively comfortable solo camping (am much more comfortable in groups though)

Not pictured: 3L water bladder and clothes: 2 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of underwear, 1 spare set of vida pro pants, fleece for mid, rain jacket for outer, long John’s for night, a sun hoodie, a button up hiking shirt, and a pair of shorts/tshirt for end of day casual wear.

Weight is around 40lbs loaded up with extras and all that jazz.

Summer will be here soon. I wish to sit outside more. And maybe read a book. I am a single adult man. Can i sit here without it being creepy? I don't want people looking at me. Or calling the police.

What hiking/travel/outdoors gear do you use in your everyday, non-/out/ life?

Even when I'm in a city, I wear my hiking jacket on a rainy day as it's 100% waterproof. Same with my hiking cap and thermal underpants. I even consider using the scrubba wash bag as the only washing device since my new apartment doesn't have a washing machine yet. I might even switch to a silk Cocoon TravelSheet as my primary bedsheet to maximize my retarded minimalizm.
Tell me about your gear.

What would you pick for wild camping in the UK?