What's your favorite piece of equipment/gear/clothing/etc?

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>Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket
Snagged at Costco for $120
>Morakniv
Massdrop for $12
>5 year old Under Amour basic backpack.
Gotten me through high school, now I'm in college. Has been camping, road trips, airplanes, 3 other countries and still looks brand new.
>Garmin eTrax 10
Snagged at Walmart for $40
>2012 CRF250r dirt bike
Nothing in this world compares to dirt biking.

>pic ultra related

>>648042
Always wanted a CRF250, I got out of riding about 10 years ago. My go to bike then was an XR250 that I loved. Learned to ride on a 1980 XL185. Always been a fan of the 4 stroke Hondas.

My life and schedule now doesn't really afford me much time to ride. Haven't got on my XR since college more than 10 years ago.

Go lite is great for items you will only use a few times but after that their products are very flimsy and will disintegrate before your eyes. That's why they went out of business, that and their products were not returnable at their stores

Mines a leatherman surge. Ive found most gear that i actually use is a dime a dozen except for multitools

Looking for a good camping/fishing bag for next year though

>>648193
Dude screw work.
Do what you actually love, if you want a job you will always get one.
Get back on a bike!
2017 CRF450R will have electric start + other upgrades. Get that or a WR450f.
On your death bed, i guarantee you you wont say "I wish I worked 1 more day, my boss needed that extra vacation home". You'll say "I wish I did what I enjoyed more!".

>>648284
Yea because dirt bikes are cheap eh

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I guess if I couldn't choose any "hardware" I´d probably say it´s the Woolpower Full Zip jacket, or any other of my go-to pieces... but this I like a LOT.

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This is my hammock. There are many like it, but this one is mine.

My hammock is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.

My hammock, without me, is useless. Without my hammock, I am useless.

>>648284
I have the time to ride, I just use that time for my other hobbies. I golf, backpack hammock camp, ski, wakeboard, have a RV I use, hunt, fish, ect ect.... on top of a full time job, wife, kids, and a house to take care of.

Just not much time left for a bike.

>>648284
And also, I work for a non-profit that doesn't really have a big wig boss. The board of directors are all not paid, and my boss makes about the same as I do since technically he has a lower level of training, but does a different job than me.

>>648199
Haven't had that problem. Bag has held up for dozens of trips as has the few clothing items I have from them.

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That would be me woobie, mate.

my girlfriend.
makes everything better

>>648042
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faggot

>>647967
Easy (brand) windbreaker with a removable liner. It's like three jackets in one: Waterproof, warm, warm and waterproof. Top unf.

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Icebreaker Realfleece! I just wish they still made the Kodiak in 320gm weight, I've worn out the elbows in mine

I got a rain jacket from Kathmandu that folds up into a little pocket. It's in my backpack all the time when i'm not /out/, which means I wear it a lot at uni during winter as well as when /out/. It weighs almost nothing and has kept me well and dry many a time.

Probably my Kimber Montana 7-08, but I hunt a lot. Have used it against whitetail, mule deer, blacktail, elk, caribou, reindeer, sea otters, wolves, a black bear...a seal or two. Fuck, it does it all.

That or my kayak but I don't even know what brand or model it is I found it washed up on a rock beach.

>>647967
Man I miss GoLite.

Had a tent of theirs it was great until a bear shredded it. my. My brother has one of their down jackets and it is better and smarter made than anything currently on the market.

>>648373
Yeah pretty similar. The big difference I see is the shape, in that quilts tend to be mummy shaped and woobies are just big rectangular blankets.

Both can be had wearable. My JRB quilt has armholes and there is an optional hood that can button into it.

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>>647967
Arisaka made in 1941. Surplussed after the war, bastardized by somebody else before I got it. .30-06 with a fixed 6x scope. Shoots MOA or better at 150 yards when I use homerolled ammo. Makes deer fall down when I tell it to. Had it since 1985.

>>650626
This