Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
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I think you should fuc/k/ off back to the hole you crawled out of
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I just have a packable rain jacket that I bought at some sporting goods store. It's good enough to keep me dry until I find/build shelter.
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>>131522 I'm always kind of conflicted over whether to bring things like a tent or a stove or try to make a shelter and a fire.
Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
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>>131522 I know froggtogg is packable...im just wondering what other raingear is out there that isnt shit
Mainly i wanna keep it in my crash bag in my car. but i wanna be able to wear it around if need be
>>131511 >/k/ is the reason /out/ exists YOU MAD?
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>>131527 I always bring a small canister stove just in case starting a fire isn't an option (wet, windy, burn ban, etc). A homemade penny stove would work, too. I just think it's always good to have a fire source alternative. YMMV.
I purposely bought a tent that can fast-fly (strip it down to poles, footprint and rain fly) so I have the flexibility of a full tent or a lighter weight shelter. Tarps make good minimal shelters as many /out/siders will attest to. It all depends on your surroundings and your individual comfort level.
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>>131511 Holy hell you are mad as fuck
Skele-Nugget !.brScc0dk2
>>131511 we dont like your kind 'round here.
this is our town, you only exist because of us.
now fuck of hippy scum.
also, get a pancho to throw ontop of your standard gear. a good military one should be perfect for what you need if anything should happen. its also easily fixed with duct tape
Skele-Nugget !.brScc0dk2
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>>131539 although im one to say just save up and get the best thing that suits you.
even if it costs 2 nuggets or more
Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
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>>131539 i have emergency ponchos but thinking about an ACU or multicam ripstop poncho...but i need a good rainCOAT for emergencys like car crashes and shit for my kit
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I use a TAD stealth Hoodie, and yes it is totally worth it. Save your pennies and get one, you will not freaking regret it.
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>>131548 >those lips dont lie ok...maybe...i really want one...they look so good..maybe as a college grad gift
.....or if i get a coupin
or ill just buy the condor like a poorfag...
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 22:32:06 No. 131565 Report >>131511 You are obviously unaware that "innawoods" is a /k/ thing, right?
/out/ is the child of /k/
Now git.
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Get a sewing machine and make one yourself.
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Where I live you can pick up the jackets that construction workers wear for very little. I got one at my local hardware store and it does the job.
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 22:39:52 No. 131575 Report To keep things relevant, I innasnow with North Face gear.
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>>131565 >/out/ is the child of /k/ /out/ is the child that is embarrassed to have his friends over and meets his racist, tinfoil-hat wearing, BOB carrying /k/ parents.
Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
>>131575 im not paying that amount of money for a name.....
northface is good. i have one of their jackets and love it to death...it was a gift..i did not pay for it.
not paying $30 more for a fucking hood for a northface
>>131576 the mom /an/ is pretty hot tho
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 22:54:14 No. 131595 Report >>131576 Oh you...
>racist Nah. We just understand that everyone is different. We understand that there are respectable members of every race, as well as those who are less respectable.
>tinfoil-hat wearing Nah. The majority of us don't believe in conspiracy theories. We've learned from history that no government can be trusted. We want to ensure our ability to rebel if any government becomes oppressive (See: American Revolution)
>BOB carrying Don't come crying to me for help after a natural disaster and you don't have what you need, while I'm sitting pretty because I was prepared for such an event. Chances are, you'll get shot if you do come to me, because I've got what you need, and I don't trust you.
Misplaced trust gets people killed.
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 22:59:48 No. 131606 Report >>131582 I guess thats one of the joys of living in CA...
I only live a couple hours from the North Face outlet store. Got that jacket for $95. MSRP was something like $230
Also
>dat quality North Face makes some fucking awesome gear.
Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
>>131606 >CA >joy did you bite your tongue when you typed that...i feel for you
they make great gear...but they overcharge by $30 just for the fucking logo
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 23:04:46 No. 131616 Report >>131612 >coming from the NYfag top lel.
Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
>>131616 at least we can buy pistols lel
and we just have to take off our pistol grips to avoid registration legally
or buy an exile grip
google it youll lel
but in all seriousness..beautiful land in NY ruined by politics and the people that inhabit the lowstate
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 23:17:01 No. 131625 Report >>131619 >implying i cant legally load up 20 rounds of .40S&W in my Glock >implying i have to register my AR tldr - get fucked
Keeper_of_the_BAPITO !Pyd2/R7DNA
>>131625 >dat lack of political backing at least the upstate is progun...good for colo gettin rid of their senator tho
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DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 23:20:08 No. 131628 Report Quoted By:
>>131627 >implying CA is anti-gun >implying CA politicians arent like John Morse I do have to agree. Good job CO.
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>>131619 >>131625 >mfw I live in Virginia >mfw when I turn 21 I plan to take a CCW test online and then buy an NFA AUG DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c
DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Tue 04 Jun 2013 23:26:39 No. 131632 Report >>131629 >implying you could ever afford it Yes, there is butthurt, but it sure isn't mine.
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>>131632 >mfw trust fund baby >mfw I reward myself for getting into a good college after my shit-tasting associates degree
bullpup = shit trigger, always>sage for what the fuck are you doing
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>>131751 Some of us have preferences, broseph.
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>>131511 and so OP's shitty thread that would have died is granted an eternal home on the front page because of some liberal faggot.
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>>131755 Because you bumped it. Not like it really matters at all.
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>>131756 The post I responded to made me bump it.
Now your post has made me bump it too.
To stay relevant. To Op's question, I have a go-lite poncho. It's not perfect rain protection but it's small and light enough to pack without it being an issue. I even sometimes just throw it in a cargo pocket in my pants for day hikes. The crapy rain gear you have on you is better than the super duper rain gear you leave at home.
It's a lot like carry guns in that regard.
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>>131759 Light rain gear can be good when you aren't expecting it to rain and you don't want to die of hypothermia because you got caught by a light drizzle a few miles away from your car.
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>>131766 It's my backpacking choice.
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I've been using Condor gear (softshell and fleece hoodie) for 3 years now and they still hold up to the weather and they still look great. The only thing I did when I bought each coat was look them over and cut off the loose ends (not loose like "oh god new jacket will fall apart" loose, just ends that aren't flush). It took me all of 15 minutes and neither coat has been a disappointment at all.
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good poncho and rainproof hunting pants. poncho has eyelets, made it usable as tarp, pant does not rustle.
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patagonia rain jacket and rei eVent pants
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>>131595 >We Who made you the official spokesperson of /k/?
10 inches soft !K00XKAb1CY
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>>131511 haha all that mad
>implying /out/ isn't here solely because of the /k/ommunity >implying /out/ isn't /k/2.0 now with more innawoods DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c
DepthChargingButtfucker !ok5IKBPD.c Wed 05 Jun 2013 20:11:30 No. 132305 Report Quoted By:
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>>131595 I guess you don't realize that the rest of us think you're crazy because of your notion that shit will hit the fan and additionally you will survive said event.
I'm sorry but even the most tinfoil-covered, well-packed bug out bag is not going to save you from situations where large portions of the population die or the government decides to do something nasty.
The whole concept of shit hitting the fan is that some event occurs which effects large swaths of people. Airborne pathogens will kill you before you get out of your area with you BOB, and the government will likely still be an asshole whenever you run out of all the shit you carefully packed away.
I think your lack of trust in your fellow man and general superior attitude is much more dangerous and shitty than the average charitable act while outdoors.
tl;dr just go outside and stop freaking out about nonsense.
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>>131510 what pack is that I forgot
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