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Arc'teryx makes some good damn pants that are lightweight and waterproof, as long as you've got around 2-300 dollars to burn

Hefty bags would suit all your requirements you fucking retard

>>816933
Pants don't really get wet from rain. Wear polycotton or get some softshell pants (they don't need to be heavy to repel water, in fact being light means faster drying). Truly waterproof goretex pants are overkill for almost anything.

Longboarding thread?

>>815553
skateboarding longboarding is gay af

>>815554

Gay af? Really? How old are you exactly?

I did once on a bicycle.

>>813876
THANK YOU ANON
Finally a real /out/ thread.

I haven't done any of these so can't help you.
How high do these routs get? How high do you expect to sleep?
By later this summer do you mean August or September? also how long do you think this kind of hike would take?

>>813882
Altitude depends on the route, my favourite the L1 goes up to 3360meters, here is more info if you speak german (you probably understand enough even if you dont)

sleeping probably depends on how warm/cold its gonna get and weather, but generallly up to 2500-3000.

Yeah around that timeframe.

I plan a month as most info would recommend, but I think I can be faster, maybe in 25 days.

You wanna go one yourself?

>>812072
Mine is Alone. 10 people go alone to an island and have to survive alone.the one that stays the longest win 500k.

>>812089
im actually watching season 2 right now

>>812092
Though im lolling at the guy who build a gym at the beach.
>Survival
>builds a gym in the forest

>>823621

Buy an Anker

Seconded for Anker, get one of those 26,000mAh ones if a 2600mAh only charged your 2550mAh 30% and you want 2-3 full charges.

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i use the powermonkey extreme, few sunny days around my parts so i mostly use the powerbank and rarely get to use the solarpanel but it is functional and surprisingly good.

>I would prefer something small and light that can charge a galaxy s6 2 or 3 times.
i think my powermonkey can charge my samsung s5 about 3 times maybe? but thats with using it while charging a bit i guess, but its by no means small or light weight so i guess it depends on what you mean by small or light weight

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Bumping with pictures I have found on google

>>823208
Layers mang, layers.

Winter jackets suck balls so much unless you are in really, really cold conditions and not doing any strenuous activity.

That being said, I have 3 heavy winter jackets. 2 snowboard-type jackets that are nice because they are warm but not overly restrictive and a hoodie under them will hold up to the coldest I encounter. And then a Columbia jacket (which /out/ hates) that has a fleece liner with a waterproof shell deal. The Columbia jacket just gets too warm once you start moving even if it is -10F while a hoodie and the snowboarding jackets will do fine at those temps but if I get warm I can just go down to the hoodie for a bit or take the hoodie off and do jacket only.

Layer in the winter. Hardshell for keeping moisture out.

find something with a removable liner / hood / fur collar; good brands include canada goose and barbour
makes it a lot more versatile
if you aren't willing to put up the money for a jacket like that, a cheap but fantastic winter jacket is woolrich's blanket lined (translation: heavy) mountain parka
and they are on sale right now

>>823057
get a book on rocks

look up info on mineralogy, or mineral identification in hand samples. a rock is just a collection of minerals.

>>823057
Get a book on geology
Take a geology class
Look it up online
Join a rockhounding club

fucking millennials start a thread about something instead of digging for it themselves

vodka

Get /out/ of here stalker

>>822818
cheeki breeki brovski!

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>>822795

These are the superior crocs

You should buy them before posting

Cross seem like good water shoes, like the best thing between shoe and sandal, but than that I don't see the appeal

>>822795
what is the point of this thread?

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>>822526
Texas rigs on the bottom have been pretty much the main thing doin it for me in the summer with warm water. They love shit with long legs like soft plastic lizards or crawdads. Different colors work for different conditions but these darker black and blue colors are great for somewhat murky water or running thru weeds and grass.

Once we get into fall, I'll run a lot more spinners and crankbaits.

>>822530
Very cool.

So some dark soft plastics.

I hear a lot about the different brands. Zoom, Yum, Berkeley, Yamamoto, does any of that shit actually matter?

Should I invest, or just get the cheapest stuff that I an find?

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Big sur

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>>822399
Yo op is that by Islip Saddle/Mt Lowe/Redbox?

I thru hike there all the time. Hows Valley Forge camp this time of year? I met a group of old men who told me they used to,fish there way back when, but I didnt think to take a gander there

>>822338
florida

>>823311
Kek, no.

Looks like some Pacific Coast Hwy shit

Yes, many people know the name and/or location (more know the location than the name). You're welcome OP.

No, I'm not a 12.

>>822329
Are you sure? Because you are acting like an angsty pre teen

NOGERO

Huntingdton is really nice in PA, lots of natural trout streams and woods. No light pollution you can spot satellites in the sky at night. I have a hunting cabin up there.

>>821841
Would we be able to park our cars on the side of a road somewhere in the county and wander off into the woods to set up camp and be undisturbed for the weekend?

Yeah plenty of places for that. Check out whipple dam state park or raystown lake