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Hdip posted:When my husky was a puppy (1-5 years old) I would take her for a walk with her backpack on and random stuff put in it to "tire her out". Then I realized, I was only making her stronger! Huskies love this.
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Can a human body fold down to 40L?
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You also wouldn't want any halfway decent tent to get shot full of holes the first time you use it.
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Crocs not joking
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Use the strap to go in all-terrain mode.
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If you use the trash compactor bag method don't forget about anything outside of the main pocket (e.g. sleeping bag).
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Maybe those weird rubber barefoot shoes with the toes?
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Literally wearing mine right now.
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Imagine the weight savings in not having to pack in a cast iron skillet to cook the ground beef!
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MistressMeeps posted:What about carrying a small backpacking trowel and burying it on site? Presumably if OP is toting poo around in baggies then burial is either not possible or not allowed.
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Lord Stimperor posted:It's supposed to be easy to set up, lots of room for us and our small pupper, and relatively resistant against bugs and bad weather. We got it for a very reasonable price (less than 250E), so the loss won't hurt too much if we have to sell. But I'm super super stoked for next month! Per previous post, don't forget to post pix of the camp dog.
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The Wiggly Wizard posted:How so? I have a double walled Ti mug that I use daily and I don't give it any special treatment. In fact I'll put most of my bodyweight on it pushing down an aeropress. Probably putting it on a camp stove.
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Traditionally the way to peep on the next camp over was to just sneak in close enough to see with the naked eye.
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PokeJoe posted:get a day pack w a waist belt that has a snack/weed compartment Every compartment is a snack/weed compartment.
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My UL bandanna cost $37.50.
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PookBear posted:I'm interested in a GPS like the bushnell backtrack where you simply put in a homepoint and then it just gives you a heading and distance, is there any other GPS that does this? Literally every GPS does that?
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Tecnu is soap and mineral spirits, if you don't have it you could try those also. It's an extremely "sticky" oil so solvents and scrubbing are the key to removing it.
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Unless you got cosmetic ankle enlargement surgery I would just get cheap socks to wear until the swelling goes down.
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PokeJoe posted:Same, I've got like 7 pairs of them now. I got my job to expense me a few pairs under our "wellness" plan lol What's the rationale for expensive socks being a required component of wellness? Asking for a friend.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:drat, it's starting to get to that time of year where I start buying tons of hiking/camping gear I don't need. My basement "outdoors" section is already full and overflowing into the middle of the room. If there is room to overflow to the middle of the room then the room still has empty space, not sure what the problem is.
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The trick to getting by without a PLB is just to make sure that you never get in trouble.
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Thing about first aid gear is you hardly ever need it, until you need it really badly.
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I also have Salomon shoes and like them. The last pair I got has this totally bananas shoelace system where you just pull on some kind of zip-tie thing instead of tying a knot.
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Cobble together some kind of webbing arrangement that allows you to attach straps to the canister, then just pack all your stuff in there and carry that on your back. No backpack required.
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xzzy posted:caltopo lets you import gpx tracks. You'd basically be printing a screenshot but they have some nice looking map layers you use. Caltopo can do pdf exports suitable for printing.
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People give me poo poo for packing my little folding chair on day hikes, then I laugh while they hunt around for a convenient rock or log when it comes time to stop for lunch.
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Dick Burglar posted:So if I'm new to camping, one of these things wouldn't be a terrible way to getting into it? I'd like to get a legit tent as well, but if I can start with a lovely tent--because I'm gonna end up intentionally/unintentionally abusing my first tent--I'd feel less bad about chewing it up. Also, any particular recommendations on patch kits and seam sealers, or are they all pretty much the same? Cheap tents are totally fine if you will be a few minutes from your car when something goes wrong. If you are a few days into the back country then having your shelter fail catastrophically could be a life or death problem so you might want more reliability.
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A Tilly hat obviously.
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I also have a Columbia boonie hat (I think that is what it is) that I like because it is very light and ventilated but it might be a bit too technical for a Dad Hat.
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If you've never cut your hand messing around with a knife then you haven't really messed with any knives.
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70% of camping is sitting outside staring at an open flame!
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Usually when people talk about car camping they mean the situation where you basically drive up to a campsite and set up right there. You can bring as much stuff as you like and don’t have to worry about carrying it any real distance. I guess camping literally inside your car with no tent is a subset of that, but it will usually be obvious is someone is talking specifically about that. As opposed to backpacking where you pack in everything you need for the night a good distance in a single trip and you need to worry a lot more about total weight and volume. withak fucked around with this message at 15:57 on Nov 25, 2021 |
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They are more than a little tacticool.
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I feel like it is a good thing that I don't live anywhere that requires accessories like that because I wouldn't be able to resist them. It would only be a matter of time before any floor that I spend any time near would get accidentally destroyed.
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How do members go about transmitting a middle finger to the decision-makers, aside from quitting?
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Feb 15, 2022 21:41
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I fashioned minimalist sandals out of a scrap of old t-shirt and some dental floss. I weighed six different t-shirts to find the lightest one to use.
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Spend it on expensive snacks.
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I have also tried others and not found anything better than the Columbia one.
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Seems like if you could fit one smaller backpack inside of a second larger backpack for storage purposes then that should only count as one backpack.
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I use an inflatable pillow also, but I like a pretty firm pillow. I blow it up all the way then while laying on it let air out slowly until it feels comfortable.
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