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Off to walk 260 miles tomorrow. Here's what I am taking:
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>>990932 Forgot to resize the picture. Here it is without all the annoying numbers. Also it all fits nicely in a 45L rucksack.
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fair warning this board is not the best avenue to ask for a critque. theres too big of a spread between the bushcrafters and the light weight packers, so you get a lot of trolls.
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>>990939 Heh, nice thanks. I'm not after serious critic, I just enjoy the mud people fling here. However, sometimes someone pops up with a decent suggestion. I've got the tenacious tape (it's a tiny amount) just because all these new fangled lightweight materials are too easy to rip for my liking.
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>>990932 >snuff 100% disgusting. otherwise it looks good.
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>>990952 oh shit i thought op meant american dip cause its in a can. but thats viking nasal snuff that shit puts hair on your peaches, thick n moist.
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>>990952 >>990956 Never enjoyed dip, I do like snus when I can get it, but for the time being a good noose full of Viking Dark gives me the clean feeling hit of nicotine I desire. Plus it means for the rest of the day you can pick out big, black boogers. Good hiking activity.
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>>990932 >2017 >Not carrying at least four tactical survival teletubbies Anonymous
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>>991001 Woah. I need to go back to the drawing board.
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>>991001 fucking tubby poster
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>>991102 This is the newest /out/ meme. Embrace it or be assimilated!
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>>991001 >>991112 Oh shi-
WTB teletubbies so I can be cool too. Are other TV characters acceptable currency?
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>>991122 Teletubbies are ideal, though other ones work as well. Boobah is gonna be your next best bet, followed by Yo Gabba Gabba. Make sure you only ever carry one of each though. More than one may upset the balance and bring about armageddon.
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>>991001 I cringe at the thought of a grown ass adult by himself in the woods posing his dolls on a scenic view to take a picture because he has nobody else to be in his pictures with him.
It would be uncomfortable to witness in a city park, let alone in the middle of nowhere.
A selfie stick is about 11 points less mlp
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>>991317 That's why people do it. We feed off of your social discomfort.
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>>991317 I'm not by myself. My gf is with me.
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Can anybody who uses pertex stuff give me their impression and performance compared to similar products?
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>>991611 20,000mm waterproof, softer than goretex and packs relatively small. Not as breathable as event or dryq elite. There are two types, pertex shield and shield plus. Pertex shield performs like a more durable gore paclite, at the expense of being a bit sweaty. Pertex shield plus breathes well tho, about as good as normal 3l goretex.
>no other pertex materials are waterproof >>990932 Madting setup but only 2500 calories a day on the pennine way sounds like a shit time
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Gonna be headed out next month for a few days. Just car camping because the ball and chain will be with me.
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>>991726 No 2 Person tent is "comfortable" for 2 people. It's merely the minimum size you'd need.
If you're bringing wife, doggo, and ANY gear inside with you, minimum of a 3 person tent.
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>>991001 alright, someone post it
you know you want to
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>>990932 What backpack are you stuffing all of this in?
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>>992044 >What backpack are you stuffing all of this in? Anonymous
>>992151 I'd stuff her backpack
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>>991698 Yeah starting to realise that I'm going to need more than 2500 calories, will up it from today, starting with a pint in this conveniently place pub.
>>992044 Some Montane thing, it's ok but heavy but I'd sing comfy on my back
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>>991611 >>991698 yeah pay attention to his green text.
I am a big fan of pertex.
>pertex windshirt for summer >pertex UK PCS fleece smock for autumn and spring >pertex and pile Montane smock for winter Lightweight, breathable, and very windproof. It is my favourite mid layer for hiking and wear it in 95% of conditions.
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>>990932 Would suggest some kind of water treatment or filtration.
I like my sawyer bag water filter but I also carry tablets.
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>>992540 Luckily you're never a day away from a tap on the pennine way. However, it's all been called off earlier than I thought and my thru has been turned into a section due an old knee injury rearing it's ugly head.
This now a "how to deal with your trek being ruined by something annoying" thread.
Any one dealt with that feeling of worthlessness when your body craps out on you?
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>>991611 These pertex shield trousers are awesome! Would have to be careful around brambles and the like as it is thin and soft! But it's kept me during and breathes really well!
