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am fat (318 at 6'0) and yeah of course it does. weather's warming up here on the Southeast US which means filthy fatsweats when I just step outside for even just a walk in a local park.
-since being fat also fucks with how much food fills you up Im tempted to bring more food than I need when going /out/, which is just a stupid problem.
-trekking with a pack can cause your pants to start slipping so either you tighten your belt to an uncomfortable degree, or hike with suspenders.
-hip belts don't fit as well since your hip/gut ratio is fucked.
-being fat means you're worn out easier and earlier than you should be, which either shortens your trips or just keeps you from attempting some hikes outright, I shouldnt dread the chance to go hike a mountain because I'll feel like death an hour in
love outdoors, hate being fat. being fat makes it more difficult to enjoy the outdoors, which makes it less enjoyable. its a vicious cycle fueled by soda and self pity, and fat people are gross
