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Get 10 inch you god damned idiot

>>785106
I suggest you look at individual boot reviews. Wolverines have some real pieces of shit that I hated working with for just a day. I personally like Columbia, but I don't wear 8 inch boots just for hiking.

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I would suggest testing your first pair of boots.
Considering they should be light, yet gripful.
Go down with the price, maybe around 100$?
Then invest in some good footrub & merano working socks. Working in Boots can be a real torment, so take care of your feet!
>image related
the Irish Setter 8", may be a little too hefty in price. I would even consider it being it too professional.

>>784730
Note: I'm not Australian. I don't know what happened here.

Nobody here is into canoes or kayaks?

>>784951
yeah but board is very slow.

Lattice

idk sorry

>>787631
Do you know where I could get one and how expensive it would be?

>>787270
i would play cave explorer with her

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>>787270

I'd spelunk in her vagina, if you know what I mean.

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Dumping cave treasure for the time being

>>786790
whoever this is, he should probably stop digging deep (if he's still, tho)

>>786790
*alive

>>786790
Never heard of him.
Just watched a couple vids, is pretty neato.

Makes me think I should wear a GoPro camera when I'm out finding treasure. Only problem is I sometimes stumble onto otherwise unmarked private property I don't have permission to detect, and I'd rather not post evidence of that occasional blunder online for enterprising internet sleuths to question.

>>786699

Wtf you smoking man? I'm assuming you meant "light and sturdy". You do realize Vibram toe shoes are literally just covers for your feet? They're minimalist shoes, not sturdy at all. You'll also get laughed at by nearly everyone. They're also $120 and not anywhere near an approach shoe.

Shoes are so personal and there are millions of models. Check reviews on outdoor gear lab to get a start. I doubt you'll want real approach shoes, as they typically suck balls for hiking. Just get trail runners, as they fit the bill for a lot of people. Unless you're getting into serious mountains or carrying 100 pound backpacks.

Check out scarpa zen. They're without goretex so they can breathe pretty good and they're rather comfy.

>>786715
I've run gnarly, rocky trails in socal 5 days a week for a year straight in vibrams and they showed little sign of wear or tear. The only issue is they can get real funky, but as far as actually getting not usable, they're fine.

One pair did rip p much right out of the box but that was a defect and they replaced them.

They have a specific trail running version with like a fiber glass bottom. I found that to be overkill and that even their lightest models can handle rough terrain.

coleus QUICK BRO

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YOU MIGHT NOT DIE IF YOU EAT IT FAST DO IT NOW

>>786601
Coleus won't kill you if you eat a small amount. No, you won't get high from it in any manner you want.

test
"[spoiler]SPIKE DIES![/spoiler]"

[spoiler]SPIKE DIES![/spoiler]

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>>785975

>>785936
How far? Terrain?

I hike in pants no matter the conditions.

In fact, my job requires I wear a long sleeve shirt even in 110 degree heat doing intense physical labor.

Depends. If there are foxtails, pants all the way.

Who gives a shit if it triggers any of the sperglords here. The point of going out is to have fun.

Most retarded shit ive ever seen

>>785171

Is it? All told I can fit the carbonator, a couple CO2 cartridges which are about the size of shotgun shells, the sawyer filter and a little bottle of flavor concentrate in one pocket.

It takes up very little space and weights very little but allows me to have sweet, fizzy drinks wherever I can find a water source. That seems like a pretty cool capability to have in such a small, light package.

What would be retarded is carrying cans of soda. Carrying water in general is retarded if you plan to camp by/near a water source.

>>784920
Joshua Tree

>>784920
Since you posted a picture of a desert have you tried checking out Anza Borrego Desert State Park?

PCT

Of course, I am autistic

>>784816
O hai mister federal fellow. You'll get nothing from me, no sir! I'll keep my treasonous opinions locked safely inside my skull, thanks much and have a nice day.

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Hello FBI.
Odalism though T B H

https://thuleanperspective.com/2013/07/31/why-odalism/
Odalism also means connecting back to nature, so pre 1400 technology only allowed.

>>784001
>Specifically one with a neck flap because fuck the sun
Just do like the Mexican field workers and wear a baseball cap with an unfolded bandana under it and hanging out the back.

A cap and a bandana combination are more useful than a silly hat.

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I wear a hat just like pic related. It cost me $3.95 at Walmart and has lasted about 18 months so far, and still going fine. Been through the wash about a dozen times too.

Can't help you with your neckflap conundrum though

>>784001
Do you seriously not take bandanas with you? You should at all times have 2 bandanas on you. I learned this at a young age. And I'm not even mexican.

DEET

>>778207
Picaridin is maybe more effective than DEET as well

>>778201
Your mothers vaginal juices applied as war paint