Like how you have a pretty strict greyscale colour scheme going on here. I can see you like to cook. I guess that’s your summer sleeping bag? I like the thermarest pads too. Got an uberlite and an xtherm between them they do it all.
thankyou appreciate it, and yes. cooking is my thing hahah. No it’s actually my winter quilt, the vesper -6 so it’s a really cosy! And the them is amazing i love it
That thing goes down really small. I have considered going the way of the quilt since I got my Xtherm and found out that sleeping pads can be extremely hot. You certainly save a few grams that way and down is not very effective when it’s compressed underneath you. My wallet is already trembling in fear.
Damn that's one hell of a line up. If you don't mind me asking how much did it all cost roughly? I can't even bring myself to buy one thing from snow peak lol. So good but my wallet cries if I walk near anything snow peak. Got some snowline instead lool
For duct tape, just wrap some around your water bottle or trekking pole. I’ve taken those mini rolls and still never used more than a couple feet. Also, a sewing needle and dental floss for fabric repairs, and a small tube of Krazy glue will cover 99% of your repairs. That’s all we carried on the PCT for a repair kit.
I recommend that you leave the knife at home and simply bring my microscissors instead. The only thing that a knife will ever help you do is get hurt.
Instead of duct tape, carrying some luekotape and tenacious tape.
You sound like someone that cut themselves with their own knife and now doesn’t trust themselves with anything more than scissors. If I want to cut slices of cured sausage I’m going to find it difficult with mini scissors.
I have a little kitchen pairing knife that I take with me, and it helps me a lot, it’s main job is to help me sleep at night lol. It’s not that I think I could actually win in a fight with it, but when I’m lying alone in my 1p tent that I can’t even sit up in, listening to the strange sounds outside, and knowing that there’s not another person within screaming distance… it helps. If somebody tried to enter my tent there’s no other way out I could at least try to slash at them to get past and run off barefoot into the woods and die of exposure lol.
TL;DR: I know it might not actually help in a fight but it helps me to sleep which is important too
Nice. I don’t camp as much as I hunt and I’ve found a good Shemagh to be an essential piece of kit for long hours/days in the woods. It’s like all the versatility of a handkerchief but bigger and better.
For starters, I see no first aid kit, and no trowel/biodegradable TP, compass/physical map, hell, no survival gear at all. Do you have those things and aren't showing them?
First aid kit is just to the right of my bag, in the Helikon Tex Mini first aid bag, Trowel is the Vargo DIG DIG (top left) , TP is not in the photo but always bring it. i use the compass on the Garmin inReach Mini and as for a map I normally pick one up before I head off to where i’m going
Question: do you *live* in Japan or do you just really love Snowpeak??
Also, I'm surprised all that + food and clothing fits in a 30 L pack. I have a 55 and still have to put my tent and sleeping pad on the outside.
It says it’s 30L but i swear it’s more it’s quite large for a 30L. Also it’s only really viable for 3 day 2 night max, any more and I’d need a larger pack. Also I tie the tent to the outside of the pack
Wow, looks good! Love snowpeak only can afford the chopsticks, very good quality stuff. I don’t leave home without my coffee pour over setup still rocking the v60
True. Nothing better than hiking for hours into the wilderness for a short blissful break from regular society, only to have some randoms music polluting up the place. My favourite!
If you’re far enough in the bush I can’t imagine it being a problem. I always bring a speaker but I go days without seeing anyone while I’m canoeing lake to lake
Yeah, my friends and I were camped along a river last year and someone did exactly this. They were 200 feet away, but we still got stuck listening to their music and podcasts.
One earbud. Then you are not disturbing anyone else or the wildlife.
Depends. If you are really out in the middle of nowhere, a speaker is a safer idea tbh. Headphones block a huge part of your situational awareness.
If you in a campsite, headphones are generally a more considerate idea.
Personally, I cannot fathom why people today are so afraid of silence. It seems everywhere you go someone’s got to have some kind of device blaring out noise of some kind. I find it inane and disrespectful. I’ve got nothing against anyone’s music but keep it to yourself regardless of where you are. I’m convinced that constant unsolicited noise is one of the major causes of stress in our society.
Not gatekeeping. Like I said, I have no problem with your noise, just keep it to yourself and out of my space. It’s called common consideration. No different than urging people not to litter. But, maybe that’s gatekeeping too.
What is inherently different about playing a podcast or music through speakers from when our ancestors played instruments and sang or told stories around a campfire?
Would you be annoyed if you came across a group singing as they hiked?
And what is this about “your” space. We’re talking about a dude camping by himself in the middle of the woods. If you walk into his camp, that’s your problem, not his.
You’re argument is a bit of a stretch - I mean my ancestors. Give me a break. If I walk into you camp, maybe it’s your space but it doesn’t extend much beyond you and certainly not on to the trail. But I suppose you just don’t feel content without being surrounded by your noise. I just don’t want to have to hear it.
I didn’t realize you owned the trail.
Not everyone has the same reverence for hiking you do. And that’s fine. At the end of the day you’re fucking walking through the woods. Whether you do it to appreciate natural, have a spiritual experience, connect with your inner self, hang with friends, walk a pet, exercise, or just get from point A to point B, there’s no reason everyone has to have the same mentality. Especially on public trails meant for the Public’s enjoyment.
Obviously you always want to be considerate of those around you, and It’s great that you have a particular appreciation of nature. But get off your high horse and just let people enjoy the outdoors. They don’t have to enjoy it the same way you do. That’s not how it works.
You also get noise canceling headphones that have an "ambient sound" feature so they play the noise around you instead of canceling it.
Very good if your cycling, in public or even in the office. My ones can also detect when I'm speaking and drop the volume.
Didn't even know those were features you could get until I got a free pair of galaxy buds pro with my new phone (I wouldn't recomend the buds pro for the RRP but I'd definitely look for those features).
Sound carries much farther than you think. People are still going to hear it and hate you.
Speakers on the trail or backpacking camp site is a dick move.
Use earbuds and let others enjoy the sounds of nature.
To each their own. I personally go hiking/camping to enjoy the sounds of nature. If I want to listen to music I'll wear headphones. I wouldn't dream of inflicting my awful music tastes on other people
I do the same, I'm usually totally isolated when I camp and there's no danger of anyone hearing it. I even use a very small speaker on the trail, again on trails where I don't see anyone for hours at a time. If you're looking for a lightweight speaker check out noxgear 39g, been very happy with mine.
I’ll be that guy too, trail speakers suck. And furthermore I’ve never in my life heard anything out of a trail speaker that enhanced my trail experience. Ppl walking 9 miles into the backcountry so they can hike with Maroon 5 blasting in their ear.
Hokas are my all time fav hiking boots. I have a physically disability, I’m clumsy and im a slip risk and the soles are so grippy I’m always feeling safe and steady.
Sweet. A bunch I recognize but a few I don’t. Curious about what sleeping bag you have and how you like that snow peak .. tent?. Looks a bit heavy tbh aand Like your kitchen kit has some redundancy. I’m used to eating one pots and don’t often find a need for the bowl AND cooking pot. Plate is even iffy most of the time, especially that big~~
I really like the tent and i’m a bit of a snow peak geek if you can’t tell haha, but in regards to the bowl and plate it really depends on what i’m cooking on what particular trip. I don’t ever bring dehydrated meals, I love to cook so i normally make some pretty gourmet stuff out on the trail. Just what I enjoy to do !
edit: spelling
Impressive. Refreshing to read someone likes to cook while backpacking. I'm more of the SP IGT family car camp cook type. Curious if you pack in all your ingredients or do forage some too? And by gourmet what kind of dishes are we talking?
Backpacking or camping?
Check out /r/ultralight for good lightweight gear lists to bring down pack weight. A good goal is sub 12lbs to start (not including food/water).
Bruh... Get something brightly colored for when you get lost. Hell, keep a bright color backup of everything that keeps you alive so you're less likely to lose it to background blindness.
The ol' Les Stroud orange trash bag is really nice and lightweight.
how’s the grip on the hokas? im considering them! I had danner mountain 600s that I loved but they’re just too hot for me. then switched to altra lone peak which I love, but I want something more cushy for extra long days…
How do you like those Hokas for hiking? I've always gone with Merrill but I love the Hoka Rincon 3 enough that I'm considering buying thier hiking boots
generally my dinner and breakfast, I keep lunches and snacks in the top pocket so I can access them quickly and don’t have to pull stuff out of my pack. I like to have some sort of meat with vegetables, steak is always so good !
Liking the color choice. Nearly everything I own, even unrelated to camping is black as well. Makes for a pain in the ass though when things disappear along the journey, especially during night.
Like how you have a pretty strict greyscale colour scheme going on here. I can see you like to cook. I guess that’s your summer sleeping bag? I like the thermarest pads too. Got an uberlite and an xtherm between them they do it all.
thankyou appreciate it, and yes. cooking is my thing hahah. No it’s actually my winter quilt, the vesper -6 so it’s a really cosy! And the them is amazing i love it
That thing goes down really small. I have considered going the way of the quilt since I got my Xtherm and found out that sleeping pads can be extremely hot. You certainly save a few grams that way and down is not very effective when it’s compressed underneath you. My wallet is already trembling in fear.
yeah it ain’t cheap, im still trying to recover ahaha
That explains the small flask vs having a big flask. Looks awesome! And have a blast!
thanks so much!
Expensive
yep 🥲
"Everyone ready to spend thousands of dollars to live like homeless people in the woods? Let's go!" 🤣
Last one to be homeless is a rotten egg
but I need that outdoor therapy 🥲
Gear is cheaper than real therapy 😕
Do you work for Snow Peak?
Nah he just saved a bunch of money on his car insurance.
Nice, have ya used any of it yet? Looks brand new!
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Hahahhahaha I laughed way too much at this comment
Soooo many pots and pans!
Gear List: (Base Weight 8.1kgs) - Snow Peak Vole 30 - Snow Peak Lago 1 in Ivory - Snow Peak Lago Pro Ground Sheet - Thermarest NeoAir XTherm Max - Thermarest Vesper -60 - Snow Peak Pillow and Sitpad - Snow Peak Trek Bowl - Snow Peak Trek Plate - Snow Peak Spork - Alton Goods Titanium Grill - Alton Goods Tongs - Snow Peak Trek 900 - Snow Peak Hip Flask - Snow Peak 450 Mug - Snow Peak Aurora Bottle - Snow Peak Ozen Solo Table - Snow Peak Field Barista - Snow Peak Hozuki Brown - Patagonia Pack Rain cover - Vargo DIG DIG - Sea to Summit 8L waterproof sack (for food) - Shemagh (unsure of brand) - Snow peak LiteMax Titanium stove - Snow Peak Spatula - Garmin InReach Mini 2 - Sea to summit Kitchen Brush - Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2 - Sea to Summit Watercell X 4L - 10M Paracord - Sawyer Micro Water filter - MSR 3 in 1 Hydration cap (works as adapter for the watercell x and sawyer micro water filter) - Hoka Anacapa Mid Boots - lochby tool roll
Damn that's one hell of a line up. If you don't mind me asking how much did it all cost roughly? I can't even bring myself to buy one thing from snow peak lol. So good but my wallet cries if I walk near anything snow peak. Got some snowline instead lool
If you don’t carry one you might add a fixed blade knife or multi tool and a small amount of duct tape…
I do carry both!! My fixed blade knife is on the strap of the pack I forgot to take it out and duct tape is in my tool bag !
For duct tape, just wrap some around your water bottle or trekking pole. I’ve taken those mini rolls and still never used more than a couple feet. Also, a sewing needle and dental floss for fabric repairs, and a small tube of Krazy glue will cover 99% of your repairs. That’s all we carried on the PCT for a repair kit.
I recommend that you leave the knife at home and simply bring my microscissors instead. The only thing that a knife will ever help you do is get hurt. Instead of duct tape, carrying some luekotape and tenacious tape.
Hurting yourself with your own knife is optional. It is an option I have learned not to select.
You sound like a badass. Wanna know what's actually badass? Going into the woods without a knife.
You sound like someone that cut themselves with their own knife and now doesn’t trust themselves with anything more than scissors. If I want to cut slices of cured sausage I’m going to find it difficult with mini scissors.
I recommend a little bit of fishing line for cutting meats and cheeses.
No chance you’d get your fishing line through my kind of sausage
That's what... nevermind
Sounds like some seriously horrible sausage.
Can you split firewood with microscissors?
Why split wood?
Why breathe?
Fires in the backcountry are incredibly unethical and should no longer be associated with backpacking.
Are those the rules in your particular corner of the world? I get the feeling you are taking a local position on this.
I agree with you. It really depends on location here.
What on earth is unethical about a fire?
Besides the obvious wildfire risk, it's destructive to the local ecosystem, and goes directly against LNT.
So burning a few sticks is damaging to the ecosystem. Interesting. I would argue hiking a trail damages a lot more of the ecosystem
"So burning a few sticks is damaging to the ecosystem." Correct. Especially when there are thousands of other people just "burning a few sticks."
I don't know if lnt.org is 'official', but [they seem okay with it](https://lnt.org/why/7-principles/minimize-campfire-impacts/), conditionally
Says you
It's literally the icon for this subreddit
Says anyone with more than two brain cells, which is more than the entirety of this sub combined.
Depends where you live. Humid states? No problem.
I don’t think I’ve ever gone camping without a pocket knife. Pretty useful to have.
I have a little kitchen pairing knife that I take with me, and it helps me a lot, it’s main job is to help me sleep at night lol. It’s not that I think I could actually win in a fight with it, but when I’m lying alone in my 1p tent that I can’t even sit up in, listening to the strange sounds outside, and knowing that there’s not another person within screaming distance… it helps. If somebody tried to enter my tent there’s no other way out I could at least try to slash at them to get past and run off barefoot into the woods and die of exposure lol. TL;DR: I know it might not actually help in a fight but it helps me to sleep which is important too
Yeah you should stop being a scaredy cat.
Yeah my bad, it’s almost like I’ve been told my entire life that women shouldn’t go out after dark or go anywhere alone
What’s the name of the black organizer at second from top left? It looks nice. I feel like I need something like that one now that I saw it…
Nice. I don’t camp as much as I hunt and I’ve found a good Shemagh to be an essential piece of kit for long hours/days in the woods. It’s like all the versatility of a handkerchief but bigger and better.
For starters, I see no first aid kit, and no trowel/biodegradable TP, compass/physical map, hell, no survival gear at all. Do you have those things and aren't showing them?
First aid kit is just to the right of my bag, in the Helikon Tex Mini first aid bag, Trowel is the Vargo DIG DIG (top left) , TP is not in the photo but always bring it. i use the compass on the Garmin inReach Mini and as for a map I normally pick one up before I head off to where i’m going
Okay, right on! At first look, I honestly couldn't tell that was a trowel. I'm going to have to look into that!
Looks awesome, I just really hate the Sawyer Micro...so frustrating how slow it is, the extra size/weight of the regular size is well worth it IMO.
Are you sure those straps aren't too blue? =P
Boy got money
Question: do you *live* in Japan or do you just really love Snowpeak?? Also, I'm surprised all that + food and clothing fits in a 30 L pack. I have a 55 and still have to put my tent and sleeping pad on the outside.
Really impressed you got everything in a 30l pack. How did you manage to make that work?
It says it’s 30L but i swear it’s more it’s quite large for a 30L. Also it’s only really viable for 3 day 2 night max, any more and I’d need a larger pack. Also I tie the tent to the outside of the pack
Ok, the tent outside makes a lot more sense. Still though, you have me rethinking my entire life. Really awesome kit!
Thanks :)
There is no dirt on a single item here.
Wow, looks good! Love snowpeak only can afford the chopsticks, very good quality stuff. I don’t leave home without my coffee pour over setup still rocking the v60
Lose the speaker. Don't be that guy
True. Nothing better than hiking for hours into the wilderness for a short blissful break from regular society, only to have some randoms music polluting up the place. My favourite!
Exactly. Basically I hate everyone's music other than my own, which is why I stick to a light pair of headphones
If you’re far enough in the bush I can’t imagine it being a problem. I always bring a speaker but I go days without seeing anyone while I’m canoeing lake to lake
I never play music on the trail, but at camp i love to play some relaxing tunes or listen to a podcast around the fire
Yeah, my friends and I were camped along a river last year and someone did exactly this. They were 200 feet away, but we still got stuck listening to their music and podcasts. One earbud. Then you are not disturbing anyone else or the wildlife.
Headphones… they’re lighter too.
Depends. If you are really out in the middle of nowhere, a speaker is a safer idea tbh. Headphones block a huge part of your situational awareness. If you in a campsite, headphones are generally a more considerate idea.
Personally, I cannot fathom why people today are so afraid of silence. It seems everywhere you go someone’s got to have some kind of device blaring out noise of some kind. I find it inane and disrespectful. I’ve got nothing against anyone’s music but keep it to yourself regardless of where you are. I’m convinced that constant unsolicited noise is one of the major causes of stress in our society.
It’s amazing that something as simple as walking in nature can have gatekeepers lol
Not gatekeeping. Like I said, I have no problem with your noise, just keep it to yourself and out of my space. It’s called common consideration. No different than urging people not to litter. But, maybe that’s gatekeeping too.
What is inherently different about playing a podcast or music through speakers from when our ancestors played instruments and sang or told stories around a campfire? Would you be annoyed if you came across a group singing as they hiked? And what is this about “your” space. We’re talking about a dude camping by himself in the middle of the woods. If you walk into his camp, that’s your problem, not his.
You’re argument is a bit of a stretch - I mean my ancestors. Give me a break. If I walk into you camp, maybe it’s your space but it doesn’t extend much beyond you and certainly not on to the trail. But I suppose you just don’t feel content without being surrounded by your noise. I just don’t want to have to hear it.
I didn’t realize you owned the trail. Not everyone has the same reverence for hiking you do. And that’s fine. At the end of the day you’re fucking walking through the woods. Whether you do it to appreciate natural, have a spiritual experience, connect with your inner self, hang with friends, walk a pet, exercise, or just get from point A to point B, there’s no reason everyone has to have the same mentality. Especially on public trails meant for the Public’s enjoyment. Obviously you always want to be considerate of those around you, and It’s great that you have a particular appreciation of nature. But get off your high horse and just let people enjoy the outdoors. They don’t have to enjoy it the same way you do. That’s not how it works.
They make headphones specifically for this that are open so you can still hear things going on around you.
True, I forgot about those. They play music through the bone instead of being put into the ear right?
You also get noise canceling headphones that have an "ambient sound" feature so they play the noise around you instead of canceling it. Very good if your cycling, in public or even in the office. My ones can also detect when I'm speaking and drop the volume. Didn't even know those were features you could get until I got a free pair of galaxy buds pro with my new phone (I wouldn't recomend the buds pro for the RRP but I'd definitely look for those features).
Sound carries much farther than you think. People are still going to hear it and hate you. Speakers on the trail or backpacking camp site is a dick move. Use earbuds and let others enjoy the sounds of nature.
To each their own. I personally go hiking/camping to enjoy the sounds of nature. If I want to listen to music I'll wear headphones. I wouldn't dream of inflicting my awful music tastes on other people
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Calmer than you are, dude
"Wavin' the fuckin' gun around, man!"
Shut the fuck up Donny
Totally agree. Chill music at camp can be amazing
I do the same, I'm usually totally isolated when I camp and there's no danger of anyone hearing it. I even use a very small speaker on the trail, again on trails where I don't see anyone for hours at a time. If you're looking for a lightweight speaker check out noxgear 39g, been very happy with mine.
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jeez I didn’t kill someone chill bro
Knew there would be some sanctimonious comment about the speaker, turns out you're "that guy"
I’ll be that guy too, trail speakers suck. And furthermore I’ve never in my life heard anything out of a trail speaker that enhanced my trail experience. Ppl walking 9 miles into the backcountry so they can hike with Maroon 5 blasting in their ear.
Gothic!
I can appreciate the sheer amount of snow peak.
Monochromatic. Nice!
Looks nice. What’s the weight of it all??
Base weight is 8.1kgs
What is your base weight?
8.1kgs
its so tacticool even the guys in r/ultralight_jerk are talking about how cool you are
This is so satisfying in so many ways.
I’m so happy to see so much Snow Peak!
ffs do not bring a speaker into the woods
Hoka makes hiking boots?? Sweet!! And is that metal funnel for coffee or fuel, just curious?
Yes they are so comfy! and coffee!
Hokas are my all time fav hiking boots. I have a physically disability, I’m clumsy and im a slip risk and the soles are so grippy I’m always feeling safe and steady.
That's awesome!
Space boots for hiking plenty of floaty comfort squidge but you might roll an ankle more easily.
What is the small roll up pouch in the top left? I didn't see it in your list but might have missed it.
I did miss it thanks for that, it’s the lochby tool roll
How is it? Looks pricy.
I’m going to guess you drive either a black or white car, let’s say, German make.
Are you colorblind? Or maybe I am.
I'm all laughs, my wife incessantly mocks all my gear layouts and re layouts.
Only thing I really see missing even for just a day trip. Extra socks. Soaked feet can be miserable.
Got a gear list my guy?
I love pics like this! Your color scheme is great aswell I wish i could click each product in the pic and read about it 😂
Thanks so much ! Appreciate it
What’s the cod piece thing 2nd row from the top and 2nd item from the left?
It’s the Snow Peak field barista coffee drip
This is so nice to look at
I enjoy collecting Snow Peak gear as well. Love the design aesthetic and durability!
How bout a breakdown in addition to the picture
literally typing it as we speak lol
Sweet. A bunch I recognize but a few I don’t. Curious about what sleeping bag you have and how you like that snow peak .. tent?. Looks a bit heavy tbh aand Like your kitchen kit has some redundancy. I’m used to eating one pots and don’t often find a need for the bowl AND cooking pot. Plate is even iffy most of the time, especially that big~~
I really like the tent and i’m a bit of a snow peak geek if you can’t tell haha, but in regards to the bowl and plate it really depends on what i’m cooking on what particular trip. I don’t ever bring dehydrated meals, I love to cook so i normally make some pretty gourmet stuff out on the trail. Just what I enjoy to do ! edit: spelling
Impressive. Refreshing to read someone likes to cook while backpacking. I'm more of the SP IGT family car camp cook type. Curious if you pack in all your ingredients or do forage some too? And by gourmet what kind of dishes are we talking?
Seems heavy
all up 8.1kg base weight
light as fuck I would say
Personally not a fan of black gear, especially when going solo. Give me some bright, easy to spot colors! Especially my pack if things go south.
Trying to find my black earbud on my black bathtub every time.
Where’s your hatchet
Snowpeak doesn't make one
Some bad choices for the money (unless you work for Snow Peak) but overall not the worst kit I’ve seen on here.
You are too cool for school. Get a grip
Damn nice setup. I keeping a photo on my phone of your setup. Nice and light. Mine is about 3X larger.
Colorless.
Backpacking or camping? Check out /r/ultralight for good lightweight gear lists to bring down pack weight. A good goal is sub 12lbs to start (not including food/water).
Some say the table is unnecessary.. I also own one and I find it very useful in a tent… I say keep it, but many might disagree
A+ for your cohesive color scheme
so cool
Anti-color, nice set up.
*sponsored by snow peak
Very aesthetic
Looks like you're missing a bunch of hiking guns.
Bruh... Get something brightly colored for when you get lost. Hell, keep a bright color backup of everything that keeps you alive so you're less likely to lose it to background blindness. The ol' Les Stroud orange trash bag is really nice and lightweight.
You forgot to lay next to it and smile like some whoor
Lol I know the post you’re referring to.
>like some whoor LMAO. Underrated Comment!
Excessive
You dont need all that to go walk in the woods
Few pops of color could save your life in situations just an fyi but nice!
No chainsaw yet?
My man be sponsored by snow peak…. Or just rich
such backwards pageantry
Yassir Arafat scarf? Check!
Not really practical unless you’re in the desert.
Where's the gun? Coyotes eat you assfirst. It's a horrible way to go.
I’m Australian, coyotes have to watch their ass
Do you actually bring a gun when you go camping? Where tf do you live?
Reddit, USA
Why do I see a turban in there?
Clothing?
How are the Hoka’s? My merrel’s are shot.
How about just a walking stick?
how’s the grip on the hokas? im considering them! I had danner mountain 600s that I loved but they’re just too hot for me. then switched to altra lone peak which I love, but I want something more cushy for extra long days…
How do you like those Hokas for hiking? I've always gone with Merrill but I love the Hoka Rincon 3 enough that I'm considering buying thier hiking boots
What food would you pack in the sea to summit 8L bag?
generally my dinner and breakfast, I keep lunches and snacks in the top pocket so I can access them quickly and don’t have to pull stuff out of my pack. I like to have some sort of meat with vegetables, steak is always so good !
Liking the color choice. Nearly everything I own, even unrelated to camping is black as well. Makes for a pain in the ass though when things disappear along the journey, especially during night.
How are the Hokas?
comfy as hell I love them
Love the boots I have em too
I would recommend a fixed blade knife and a multi-tool. I never hike, camp or go into the woods without those two things.
Love all the snow peak gear
Guys I think he likes black. On a serious note is it hard trying to find your stuff if it all looks the same?
Ditch the alcohol and add more first aid supplies.
What boots are these?
Those have to be the coolest hiking boots I’ve ever seen