Only fresh pics please.
>>747404
explain your setup, is it a daypack?
Op, get a metal drinking bottle they work better. Also what is in your first aid kit? I'd suggest expanding it a bit. I went into the woods thinking all would be fine with a basic kit and I broke my leg and I didn't have phone connection. So I had to crawl/walk out (took me what should of been a easy 4 hour hike over 18). Just saying more or less expand your bag a bit more and get some QuikClot that shit has saved my life a couple of times and also as stupid as it may sound bear spray if you dont have a firearm or cant own one (make sure its legal) and also a flare/smoke I wish I had one when I broke my leg because a rescue helicopter was called out for me but I couldn't signal it. ~Have Fun and Best of luck.
>>747636
Yes it is a daypack.
For cutting i use small folding knife. Fiskars saw and sometimes hatchet.
For cooking and water i have usa canteen with cup set as water container and pot, stainless steel cup for brewing, gas burner, nonstick frying pan (under the gas tank in pic).
As usual some cordage, drybag for clothes, some "in case" food, coffe, tea.
I use pot grippers for pan, pot, cup - one of my favourite accesories (mine iss trangia aluminium).
I carry cheap headlight for now because day trips while a lot of work.
In small bags i have some tent pegs, ferro rod, chicken stock, med kit, foldable spade (use a lot for getting fishing bait).
Gloves for general in case.
>>747643
>I broke my leg
>QuikClot has saved my life a couple of times
liar, or useless fucking retard who should probably spend more time /in/?
>>747404
All of that stuff looks like its been fresh off the store shelf, or sitting in the closet since you bought it.
>>747645
>all that fucking bullshit in a day pack
>mfw
water, snacks, camera, maybe warm layer or deet. done.
>>747643
Im a short distance hiker... More a fisherman than hiker. I tend to walk down like 5-10km down the river then make a camp but i know the local area and there are always shortcuts to civilization. Plus phone connection is everywhere for us... Its 2016!
We have no bears... Few wolves.... The worse it can be is wild boar or angry beaver... One specie of poisonous snakes only too. So that medkit is more than enough for carrying bandages (last time i used bandage was week ago to clean up after i took shit because i forgot any paper... Btw it worked great if you male it like 12 layers or something)
>>747650
Camera? I carry what i need you carry what you need... I need a showel to dig up worms so i wouldnt have to fuck around with a stick for hour or buy them... I carry water yes... Kinda obvious
>>747649
Since OP said only fresh pics, maybe he just did an overhaul of his equip and wanted to see what other people are working with.
>>747659
or maybe he's just a gear collector rather than someone who actually goes outdoors?
>>747659
Nope i just clean my shit after hikes and thats all. The pack is pretty new tho had it for like 2months only
I usually take one these with me
>>747654
>daypack
>need
>saw
>2 spools of paracord
>canteen and 2 metal cups
>stove
>roughly 600 camo pouches and accessories
>useless drugstore first aid kit
>spork
>work gloves
>emergency blanket
>salve
honestly, i don't think there's one single thing in your bag i'd carry in a daypack. maybe the headlamp if it was gonna be a real long day. nor would i use that dumb fucking oversized pack.
>>747680
Why such sticking to the standarts? I dont have 10 packs laying around for day semiday 2hours or 3 days... I have a pack that i have all my shit in ready to go wherewer i want in any time of the day... Call it a night pack if you like but jeez stop being like that nigger on alone s2 who left on first day after all his blahblah im a soldier shit
My 10+ Day Sierra Kit: (Not everything in the photo is listed below, especially med kit detail)
Gear List:
58 L Pack
17 Deg Down Sleeping bag
Merino sleeping bag liner (+10 cold resistance)
Thermarest inflato pad
Dry bag for sleeping bag (river crossings)
Bear can
13 days food
instant coffee
olive oil
spices
bullion cubes
cup and bowl
plastic cutting board
jet-boil
2 cans gas
UL frying pan
towel and soap
2.5 liters water storage
gaiters
1 man UL tent
bag sink (holding extra baggies in pic)
5x7 tarp
stuff sacks
hat and beanie
steri pen
watercolor pencils and paper
UL chess set
shit shovel
headlamp
10x7 silnylon tarp
toothbrush, nail clippers, floss, mfking axe body spray
down pullover
fleece
wool base layer
pants/shorts
lots of socks
4400 mAh solar charger
maps/ compass/ signal/vanity mirror
sterilizer spray
sawyer thing
cord
notebook, pencil pen
Med Kit
multi tool
Fishing pole and flies
rolling papers, lighter
sewing kit
trekking poles w duct tape dispenser
etc...
I usually don't bring the french press, sometimes more water, a tarp if it might rain etc.
>>747691
How about fishing kit... Ever used it?
>>747688
>Call it a night pack if you like but jjeez stop being like that nigger on alone s2 who left on first day after all his blahblah im a soldier shit
what the fuck are you talking about?
and sorry you're butt hurts when someone points out that you carry too much pointless shit. but it's okay-you get some actual experience /out/ instead of just playing dress up as bear grylls and you'll learn what you need and what you don't.
>>747711
How the hell one who lives on the other side of the world, does totally different things when out, can say that i carry something i dont use?
>>747680
Not OP, but emergency blanket weights nothing and it can save you. I also carry work gloves when I know I'm going to be working with wood and picking hot pots from the stove. I try to cook a proper meal when I'm out even for the day, it's part of the experience imo
>>747678
Have you look into tenkara rods? I'm thinking in getting a cheap chinese one to give it a try. They seem adequate if you are not in a lake.
>>747716
because i'm not as big a fucking retard/useless newbie as you apparently are and i can look at that stack of absurdity and objectively say it's 95% useless garbage. unless, like i said, you're playing bear grylls or some dumbass youtube self proclaimed bushcraft expert, then it's perfect.
>>747707
It's pretty new, used it 4 times. It's an 8 foot tenkara rod, so far my only complaint is the short reach and wind can be an issue. Otherwise it's nice and simple, great for small streams. Waiting for the snow to melt...
>>747722
No... Never going to!
You can get a good 5# 4 piece rod reel and line and you will have a much better fishing experience for the same weight
>>747728
My rods have seen some shit. Both are light carbon rods. Fly is 5#-6# and MJ is 1-9 gram. Gonna upgrade to 4 piece fly 2-3wt with tube case this season for my kit.
How is that rod compared to standart 8ft?
>>747696
you carry kit very similarly to me, is that a folding tripod for hanging a kettle off of down in the right corner?
are you a Finn?
>>747742
Small pikes
Where's the poopbag?
>>747756
Bushcraft edition.... Pouches
>>747736
Yeah I was thinking in terms of portability. I've seen tenkara rods that pack very small, allmost pocket size, so it might be usefull.
>>747696
Is that glass, the french press? How do you carry it. Im clumsy af, wouldn't dare to
>>747680
I carry a saw mountain biking to clear deadfall on the trail. I can see bringing a stove fishing if you want some hot soup or coffee. I carry water when i go for a walk around town in the summer, never mind when I'll be hiking all day. Cordage is often handy for random things. Big packs are good, they hold more stuff for winter and weekends.
>>747651
Where? Latvia?
>>747767
I its all about what fits you the best. Since im pretty goog with fishing and thats my main food source when out i dont make any weight reductions on my fishing gear. I never go out more than 2 days so not a lot of weight on my back anyway. Plus i hold my rod in my hand while going up the river and checkin good spots
>>747643
Bullshit.
>>747773
Yes im from Latvia.
You gotta need big pack for clothes and those fish you catch...
>>747742
I'm a newb, this is my first fly rod. Figure I'll get some use out of it in the streams this summer and graduate to a big boy rod next year.
>>747783
If you go out in harsh conditions and tend to leave your gear dirty and do not check on it then better buy cheaper rod... Fly rods are pretty easy to brake because they are so soft.... Even the ones that cost 2k.
>>747645
Thats a good list of gear. Sounds like you have fun with it.
>>747660
And maybe you are.
>>747783
Anyway you should ask some local fly fisherman what to buy because every place differs from others in some way. Creeks 1-5# rivers 3-7# lakes starting 5# but thats just my general opinion
>>747744
Swede. Yes from mil-tec, works very well and you can add a third section to make it higher.
>>747771
Plastic. I tend to break things as well so I wouldn't use glass either.
>>747799
Nice thanks. notes taken.
>>747804
sweet might go source one of those, did you buy online or do you think like naturkompaniet would have it?
This is the main compartment and side and front pouches +my fishing tackle pouch. I need to restock on warming pouches and clean clothes. I add my hatchet, more food and clothes, sleeping bag, rope, funs, and a pretty complete FAK depending on the weekend I have planned. I can post the rest if you all ate interested. It's pretty self explanatory.
Not everything is pictured and I might not bring everything in the picture based on circumstances, but this is my base stuff
Osprey Atmos 65 to carry it all in
Ascent sleeping bag that I badly need to replace
OR bivy. Would like a 2 man tent for more room to do stuff in but it's so small and only 2 lbs
Thermarest sleeping pad
Inflatable pillow
Poncho
Sawyer mini and however many water bags I feel like bringing
Petzl headlamp
Inflatable solar powered lamp thing
MSR stove and fuel can
GSI SS cup (nests over 1L nalgene not pictured)
Esee 6
Glock 19 sometimes
Mountain house meals for breakfasts and dinners
>>748189
I love camping in a bivy, I mostly use the one I was issued for my Army sleep system, is the OR Bivy any good?
>>748135
>how many lighters?
>>748135
How you like that Ka bar for an /out/ knife? i think they are sexy as fuck but i hear they are generally pretty poor /out/ knives
>>748241
Yes. It's basically like a teeny tiny one person tent though, rather than a traditional bivy sack. It's got a single pole that keeps the material off your face. The entrance has two zippers, one for the bug net and one to zip up the goretex material for rain. You should leave the entrance open (bug net closed) whenever possible because you will get condensation inside of it. Of course it comes with all the regular limitations of sleeping in a bivy, which is that you can't do anything inside it if you have to stay out of the rain, and you can't bring your gear in to keep it dry unless you're fairly short. Also kind of awkward getting in and out of. Parents call it the bear burrito.
But it's so small and lightweight that you can easily do 2 night solo trips with it out of a daypack.
>>748387
I honestly only use it to clean branches and open coconuts, I carry a small pocket knife and a food prep/fish cleaning knife. It's a fighting knife, hopefully I'll never have to be in a knife fight...
>>748387
If you only carry one knife, the Ka-Bar sucks shit. I carry a razor sharp buck knife for any use that requires some finesse, and keep my Ka-Bar for all sorts of awful tasks that would turn another knife into a useless chunk of steel. Fuckers are indestructible
>>747804
>mil-tec
muh filthy fucking nigger i own a bunch of shit from that company(backpack, pants, canteen w/ cup etc)
>>748655
So do i, you crusty drycunt.
It's not very good quality. I plan to avoid it if possible.
>>748733
Dafuk u talking bout nigguh? I've had my miltec tacticool-bulshit pack i bought for $30 for 2 years and it's still in flawless condition other than the fact i accidentaly cut one of my straps
>>748777
Listen here, you rusty vietnamese folding bike, miltec is low end tier, everyone knows that.
Pic related, miltec sandals.
>>748812
maaaan you commie nigger lovers are just jealous of my amazing near satanic trips so you post pics of commies and nignogs.
Miltec is pretty OK for the fact they're cheap and some of their stuff is good and some is plain trash
>>747691
>all this expensive useless shit that looks unused
Americans
>>748135
Are those giant glowsticks?
>>748925
Tactical kiddies like to weave them into their molle webbing in case they stumble upon a tactical rave they need to attend.
>>748925
>>748928
I do wave them in the air at the end of a trip when my people and myself are most likely intoxicated around a fire playing loud music. They serve the same purpose as the slingshot and my tactical tomahawk, mostly fucking around.
There's this game called glow stick tag we play. Just hide in the dark woods and tag people by throwing and hitting them with the stick. When you are it you have the stick in sight. Simple drunken fun. Also signaling for help but that's secondary.
How are they giant?
>>748928
I keep one to signal helicopters in case of emergency
>>748991
That only works with the really bright ones that burn out after 20 mins or less.
>>749011
Not if it's dark enough, like a national park
>>748135
Here's the rest of my add on shit. Extra pots and cooking shit are not picture. This is a tent, sleeping bag extra flask with cooking oil, more rave sticks, fak, and toiletries. Cold hat and sunny hat too. And headlamp
I really need to get a new ground mat.
>>749149
Le inside of the fak
>>749151
What are those plastic tube thingies next to the ammonia inhalants?
>>747691
>Rolling papers
>lighter
buh-buh-but what goes in the papers?
>>748857
>Capitalism
ftfy comrade
>>749214
Eye lubricant, thera tears.
>>748380
Um... 2
>>747404
not sure if this is the right place to ask or discuss, but, I'm throwing together a bag to keep in my car. It's not really a full speed bugout bag(I'd be asking /k/ if it was), but it's a pack for those moments when you need to take off for several days all at once or for emergencies like.
>getting stranded on the road in bumbfuck noplace
>deciding to spontaneously get in the car, pick a direction and drive
>SUDDENLY, CAMPING TRIP!
what I got in it so far
1.) 2 sets of climate appropriate clothes for my region
2.) 1 set of cooler weather clothes
3.) 1 set rain gear(jacket and pants)
4.) 1 cold weather coat
5.) 1 hammock(waterproof material)
6.) 1 short machete/utility knife
7.) 1 compass
8.) 4 large trash bags
9.) ~~140 feet of 550 parachute cord
10.) 1 multi-tool (off brand leatherman)
11.) a re-usable fire-bug, box of strike anywhere matches, bag of lint and a fire-striker in several layers of ziplock bag
12.) 1 roll of duct tape
13.) 1 high efficiency flashlight(mini mag-lite with LED bulb downgrade)
14.) sealed container with $300 cash in $20s inside
15.) several handkercheifs
16.) 1 spare pair of shoes
17.) 1 small first aid kit
18.) basic soap, toothbrush, flavorless toothpaste, couple of razors
no pics right now, but I can post them later.
I was thinking of adding a handgun and a 50 rnd box of ammunition, a small pot, several collapsible water carriers, some long shelf life bug-spray and a filtration pump.
suggestions for additions?
is this the wrong board for this question since this bag is meant for non-outdoors stuff also, if it is, should I go to /k/ or /trv/?
>>748857
Meh, I just keep it clean. Most of this stuff has seen at least a couple hundred miles on trail. Confessed gear whore though.
>>748824
Jokes on you, no samefagging. I just answered in kind.
>>749216
probably some of that wacky tobaccy
>>750430
Don't be autistic--his post is fine here.
>>749151
wats the condom for
>>750545
Not him but I can guess for water gathering, or some fetish involving wild animals.
>>749151
lol who wears condoms?
>>750556
that would make sense if they weren't lubricated... be some nasty ass water
>>750556
keeping things dry, ad-hoc rubberband, keep the dust out of your gun...
>>750561
>keep the dust out of your gun...
kek
>>748857
Nigga you can't even tell from that picture if it's unused. And what the has that to do with nationality? Christ this is /out/, not /b/, /pol/ or /k/. He shows a serious hiking setup that can get him very far.
This board already has plenty of people eating an MRE in their backyeards wearing surplus gear and calling it survival. Don't hate on him for not being pretentious
>>747404
No kurienes esi?
>>748387
It's more of a beater, a jack of all trades master of none type of deal (apart from a fighting knife, it excels at that). I bought one 6 months ago and have used it loads since. I always find myself putting it on my belt because i don't mind beating it up. It sucks at carving and whittling, it'll do it but it's just not that great. I use it mainly for chopping shit and as an archery knife now
This is my setup for current year.
>>751044
no. too tacticool.
>>751044
>feather tucked into sheath
thats gay
what knife though?
>>751044
Setup for what? Wondering how you plan to purify water and eat...
>>750930
Kurzemes puses
>>750559
Not niggers, that's for sure.
>>751135
>Drink my own piss and shoot tree octopuses for food!
I have 3 day trail meals and 10 energy bars with nuts. Small medkit also not shown. There is a 2l waterbladder in the bag. I do have small cook kit i take along otherwise i make fire and spit with wood.
Always have stainless steel army cup for boiling water.
Mine. Hope this pic isn't posted fucking sideways
>>751318
Fellow canuck nice!
I'm hitting Bruce peninsula this summer.
>>751346
nice man. headed to ec manning tomorrow. really wanna hike some of the PCT this summer but dont know if im cut out for it haha.
>>751364
who needs tp when you have an unlimited supply of razer sharp pine cones lying around?
in all seriousness i bring a small roll and some wet wipes in a ziplock because swamp ass sucks
>>750545
When a man and a woman really love each other and decide to marry but are not ready to take on the responsibility of children.
Tactical rain cap.
Fucking zombies, or anything for that matter, withou getting infected.
Fill with holy water to remove vamps.
Keeping tinder dry.
Fucking in the woods.
Literally a million and one uses.
>>751364
I grab a roll and my wet wipes on my way out.
Only time I use wet wipes for that feeling of a wet butt hole in the wind.
>>751364
I'm not done assembling my pack, thats going on the list for my car-pack...
>>751364
>he doesn't know how to use the three seashellls
>>747804
Ey I saw one of things in your pic on bizarre foods. For cooking fish stew yes?
>>751044
>gay feather
>heavy, shitty, outdated flashlight
>shemagh from amazon
youre trying way too hard
>>751364
>not just using your hand
What, you don't like a little poke on the backdoor ya fucken fairy?
2015-2016. Rate and suggestion please!
2016 gear for 4+ trips and setting up camp. rate/hate gimme dat criticism.
>>751710
here is the pack to carry it all.
>>751044
Nice PC, I'd shitpost hard from it
Tomorrow starts pike fishing season... Will definately add pike lures to my kit now... Pictures incoming tommorow
>>751710
Hammock and tarp, ok. Why the tent then?
Lots of blades there bro.
Enjoy, man.
>>747643
Stuff that never happen.
>go to take a picture of my gear spread
>realize my titanium jetboil was stolen
Fuck my life
>>748953
I like to do that too. Tie it onto some cordage, go into a open field and spin it like crazy.
>>747691
Do you use any of that?
>>751438
>When a man and a woman really love each other
JFC anon you can't just throw that line here.
>>751595
We can not unless you tell us what's your plan and describe your items. Your med kit (??) besides your sleeping pad consists of what? Your wallet seems heavy af
>>751595
overall I like, but what's your shelter? is the blue thing a tarp you throw down to sleep on?
also is that a super long spoon beside your cup?
>>748189
best in thread so far imo
>>748189
>Mountain house meals for breakfasts and dinners
Are you one of those underage finns or something?
>mfw finns are becoming memes here as well
>>753068
by the gun and mountian house meals I would have guessed he's a husky balding lower-middle class american
>>753074
Do americans buy gear just to take photos so they can brag about them but they don't actually use it? Serious question.
I've seen a lot a pics with gear that seems new and the people that posts them explain how they use it and whatever, but the things look as a tmblr edc carry pic errytime, wtf? Is it just me that gets my gear dirty af? I've seen pics of gaiters clean as baby wipes when mine are literally tainted by mud.
>>749151
Are you actually trained to use all that? If so, than good job man...if not, you're a fucking retard.
>>753080
This is just me, but I order new gear in waves. I buy new everything all at once then take a picture.
>>753080
americans like the idea of doing something, buying all the stuff to do it, tell everyone they're gonna do it, take pictures of all the stuff to get kudos for appearing so adventurous, maybe go out once, and then spend the rest of their time online pretending to be experts
>>753080
>Do americans buy gear and not actually use it?
Yes, it's called hoarding and winning the game of "Show me yours and I'll show you mine"
1 out of 20 actually use it and they won't be bothered photographing gear to show it off.
>>749151
Way too much FA crap. Are you going to the front line?
>>753249
I don't believe you. Nobody does that other than the 1st time you decide you're going to be a sc/out/ and have to fully gear up. Every other purchase will be determined by things wearing out, things breaking or not working the way you thought, or specific trip/location needs.
You are the one that photographs and I'm guessing never uses.
>>747650
This is what I though until I went hiking with the gf in Alaska and her bad knee gave out at the top of a mountain we were climbing. Sucks when you're stuck walking down a mountain in the dark with nothing but a micro light and water.
Pic related is a few hours after a rock rolled down hill and smashed me in the leg while I was trying to help her down a steep part of the trail.
going for a 2-3 week "walk" across my country, how many pairs of underwear should i pack, tshirts etc? i will be stopping off 2-3 at a guesthouse to sleep and wash.
>>753425
the absolute madman
>>753425
Was she not trained/prepared?
>>753648
>and her bad knee gave out
Clearly not
>>753274
No but I do carry sometimes and chill with people that carry. I'm not infalible hence the preparedness. Plus it's part of my extra stuff picture. If you have been reading the thread.
>>753084
LOL yup, mostly trough a first aid semester and cert. I need to update it though. Maybe take a more advanced class, the Suture kit didn't show up but yes I know how to do that there is also a water purification system to debree (or watever thats called) any wound, mostly rely on manual MERK and some other other medical books for the drugs and witchcraft.
>>747691
What's your total weight?
>>753717
This. She definitely was not.
This is my first full packup with my new backpack. I got it specifically with field recording expeditions in mind, because it has support straps to keep things stacked, and lashing straps for my tripods. So much better than my last arrangement!
>not pictured: water bottle
>>753080
Why do you assume the ones in the pictures you're referring to are Americans?
You're judging an entire country off of about 12 pictures you've seen on the internet that you think maybe are from Americans. There are millions of Americans who enjoy kayaking, hiking, camping, fishing, etc, and don't post a single detail of it online. The people who are gear whores are more likely to post about it online which is why you see a higher concentration of them in places like /out/.
Also
>not taking care of your gear
>>754330
Where's your camera
>>754359
the camera is represented by the camera bag on the left but really it's in my hands taking the photo. typically i wear the camera on a sling strap (also pictured to the left) and it doesn't go in my pack. at least for field recording trips. for actual hiking or urbex or whatever i'll sling it when using it and then pack it between
I got a starter kit because it was half off and basically only paid for the pack itself
What am I missing? I'm in the lookout for cookware but I'm not sure which brands are worth which amounts of money. Came with a netted hammock, tarp, and blanket. I've got a regular camping tent, but it's like 20 lbs.
Looking to do a 3 day hike at some point some bike stuff too
>>754394
Fuck
>>754396
>>754394
looks like a breddy sweet deal! for cookware i like stanley stuff. it's lightweight stainless steel, and it's not expensive. for hiking/trekking i think stanley stuff is as good an option as anything. if you're rich you can get fantsy pance titanium modular systems and if you're too poor even for stanley grab some coleman/coghlan's steel or aluminum. if you're really dedicated to being an /out/ chef, or just car camping, go for cast iron!
>>754400
Cast iron I think is a little too much maintenance for me lol
Do you bring a pan for food? I'm not sure what you could bring that you would cook in a pan, unless you caught a fish
>>754405
i just bring this little memester. i cook knorr pasta things and make mountain house stuff and soups and coffee and whatnot. anything else i cook on a stick or heat a rock (sausies, s'mores, rice & beans, etc)
>>754412
Cool, I'll take a look
What any emergency shit, what do you normally have for multiple day backpacking
>>754435
i literally just bring antacids, ibuprofen, and band-aids
i myself don't even know how to into first aid but enough anons do so someone oughtta chime-in
What is ideal weight of a backpack on 5+ day hiking? Cuz last time i pack it up it was around 15kg, dont know if its ok.
>>753068
What do MH meals have to do with being an underage Finn?
And yeah I know MH is generally looked down upon on /out/, but I'm barely competent in the kitchen when I have tons of resources, much less in the woods with limited resources. Frankly they don't taste bad and since they're dehydrated they weigh very little.
>>753074
I'm a 140lb 20 year old and my hair and economic situation are both just fine, thanks.
>>754652
>140lb
That's irrelevant without knowing your height frodo
>>754668
according to this chart our good anon would have to be significantly shorter than 5' for 140lbs to be anywhere near overweight. it's most likely he's healthy or pushing into underweight, which is perfectly fine for anyone who isn't a baby or middle-aged, both of which i suspect you are
>>754692
Chart stops too soon to be of any use for real men.
>>754692
>>754692
>6'4" 205 lbs
>overweight
nice try vegans
>>754441
This, unless you are really far, far, far out in space, there is a doctor nearby. However, bringing something for tiny cuts and such is prudent, because it happens so regularly.
>>754412
DO YOU HAVE THE FACILITIES TO PREPARE KNORR THOUGH, FAGGOT?!?
>>754722
holy shit im dying of keks
>>755016
yup and i'm not even a paramedick
>>747404
Most of the stuff that came on my last week-long adventure.
Not shown are my mess kit, first aid-kit, all my under-layers, and the dog.
>>755302
Pls explain the shoes in front of your boots, why do you have a compass and there's no maps, where's your stove and whay that big ass knife when you are already carrying a folding one pls? What's that book about and how is it so far? You need at least 4 more lighters btw.
>>755317
Stove is in that MSR stuff sack next to the fuel bottle.
Those are my trail running shoes. i like to have them for farting around camp, let my boots air out.
Map bag is in the truck, didn't feel like going to get it.
Le Guin Is a great scify author, this is a compilation of her short stories which was breddy gud actually. My favorite book of hers is The Dispossessed .
The folder is always in my pocket, and is good for cutting cordage, tape, twine, and that kind of stuff.
I like having a good sized fixed blade while /out/. It is good for prepping food, and i can hammer on the back of it with a rock if i had to for various purposes like splitting wood to make good kindling when it is wet weather.
10+ day pack. Plenty of game and water where I'm at, so I only take a few packs of MRE bread. Pack includes one-man modern Army tent, mat, bag, metal canteen, .22 rifle, hatchet, small medkit, poncho (flecktarn, baby!) and a few other supplies.
>>755462
altogether, 68lbs?
>>755513
Probably. I don't mind since I camp for so long. Army infantry veteran too. I'm used to humping more than this.
>>755372
Makes absolute sense. I carry around a pair of crocs for river crossing and fooling around at camp. Light but bulky, that's why I asked about your running shoes. Thanks for answering anon. Will check on the author and books.
>>755518
I carry around a pair of crocs flip flops that I've had for about 8 years or so. Back when they were totally made from the rubber stuff and didn't have fake leather parts. They're super durable and weigh next to nothing. Clip them on to the outside of the pack and forget about them.
>>755582
Yeah that's what I do. But I do a lot of mountain hikes and climbs, so those little shits not being one with my backpack, which is one with me, displeases my autism in all sorts of manners.
>>754412
how does Outop compare?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FQZEYWE/ref=cm_sw_su_dp
>>756025
looks like a good design. it's aloominnyum which is fine but it says to only use alcohol fuel and no other kind. i think that' s a bit too limiting imo. stainless steel is a lot more versatile. for the same price i'd go with something stainless like the stanley
>>756042
Cool, I appreciate you taking the time to explain the reasoning. I'll keep an eye out for stainless steel
>>756042
Why would you be forbidden to use something different from alcohol stoves with an aluminum pot, and why do you follow that rule?
>>756062
i've never heard of that before in my leiffe. i just read the description and out of the mere 5 bullet points they wrote to sell it, they were inclined to disclaim it's for alcohol fuel only. i assume they would have a compelling reason because that's only going to hurt sales.
but i never heard of it before. also, altshaimers and titcancer!
>>756109
Jesus. Maybe it's because the same company sells the trangia copy paste. Chinks be crazy.
>>754359
Bruh...I can relate to this...Sound guys are people too!
>>754330
It's MJC!
That equipment lets you record sweet soundscapes bro.
>>757007
thanks bruv!
>inb4 madbro gets mad
Those that grow stuff while /out/ innawoods, any pics of what you carry?
Might as well ask here:
I need a new sleeping bag. Gonna be backpacking the high peaks of the Adirondacks, maybe parts of the northville placid trail.
Recommendations? I'm looking for ultralight.
>>757198
also considering a hammock; but I'm 6'3"
>>757215
chop feet
mine
>>757588
1: DD tarp
2: WBBB hammock
3: Rab sleeping bag, quilt, longjohns
4: 2 ccf pads
5: Goretex trousers
6: Ti pot, whitebox stove
7: Mechanix gloves (POS falling apart)
8: Khukri
9: All my random shit, notepad, compass, spare lighter, chopsticks, hand sanitizer, ferorod, toothbrush/washcloth, bahco saw, Zebralight torch
Bahco has been replaced with Boreal 21 bow saw
Mechanix are getting replaced with actual leather work gloves as the mechanix are not abrasive resistant at all.
Not pictured is my FAK, nor consumables containers - I have a 200ml fuel container for my stove, use empty pop bottles for my water, usually pack bin bags too.
Need to pick up a water filter, too.
>>757589
Have the same titanium pot. Works perfectly, mine is labeled Esbit.
>>757589
What's that little knoife in the orange sheath?
>>754962
But even in small cuts or scrapes, infection sets in just hours and develops quickly in a few days, if shit or anything funky gets in your small cut you can get staphylococcus something or other that kills you. infections are nasty. So Is diarrhea if your food is bad or just crap luck. Those are shit reasons to end a trip or just have a bad time when /out/
>>751595
Use the Sawyer mini in line with the platypus hoser eliminates the need for the second bag. No cutting is necessary just plug and play. Also why so many clothes?
>>747651
Suomi? Where? I know a few places that dont get reception
>>758370
Latvia. 2 mil ppl. One of fastest internet connections in world
>>747822
Varusteleka.com
>>753068
Sorry but im Funland we dont hike with our guns. We bring them to our summerplace and shoot squirrels while drunk
Green: always carry
I do carry more food, typically about four days worth, Ive stayed innawoods 3 weeks with this kit with 7 days of mountain house.
Blue : Extra water/aid/fire/capacity and or transport
when I need to travel by road short distances(to and from town) or need extra water. Can be strapped to pack together also
Red: hunting/ shtf.
Can easily stay innawoods for months (game dependent) usually gets used on hunting trips 7-10 days. 200 rnds is plenty in case of disaster.
My rain jacket and colt Ar-15 arent pictured (dads on hunting trip) It takes the place of the 22 when needed.
This setup weighs between 15-30 pounds dependent on the firearms/climate/needs, not including worn clothing.
My winter setup is much bigger, weighs about 40 lbs.
I will be replacing some things with lighter alternatives.(sheet,lantern,tent,etc.)
If anybody wants names of certain things just ask. I'm open to suggestions aswell. The backpack is about 30 litres
>>758317
And quickclot or a samsplint would help how?
>>758381
Jesus Christ. Finns be crazeee
>https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/jama-hipster-bag/33669
>Feeling the need to be strange yet stylish? Do you need to display your ecological values? Are you in your hear a peace-loving hippie, but still military gear has it's strange allure to you? Look no further you hipster POS, here's a bag for you.
mfw
>>758452
This is me >>749151
No QC or splints.
Not because I can't but because pressure, bandages and sticks can probably get you to the hospital.
My fak is portable and small, everything in it is for a worse case scenario that i can probably still walk out off.
All of the content is for treating blisters, scrapes, medium cuts, dry eyes or shit in your eyes, the runs and headaches, heat stroke, exhaustion, dehydration, muscle pain, nausea, a rock to the toe, a fucked up fingernail, a hurt ankle maybe a few more things. I don't want petty shit to take out of the woods.
>>749222
That comic is silly and you should feel silly.
>>749222
>Implying world travel is feasible
>Implying the world is good
>Implying seeing the world hasn't caused me to form my views in the first place.
>>749443
I love guns and usually have one on me, but I have yet to need one while /out/.
I consider it a liability, and unless you live in bear country (and most of the time even if you are) its pointless weight.
What is your everyday carry multitool, /out/?
>pic related, mine, best decision ever.
>>748189
Try PackIt Gourmet's southwest breakfast burrito. So. Fucking. Good. I couldn't stand Mountain House's breakfast foods.
>>760356
i have pic related
>>760814
Is this a bottle or can opener? I think i would go with the scissors instead.
>>760622
How do I become invulnerable to human error and pathogens senpai?
>>762006
You don't.
>>747696
What is the knife you have?
Need to dump the trauma bag and just carry a tourniquet. And I really, really need to get a decent sleeping back. Just have a Coleman POS right now, 5 lbs and only rated to 30. Currently running 38 lbs with 4 liters of water.
Trying a hike without resupply stops this weekend. Absolute basics + a frying pan and a sketchbook. Pack weighs 49lbs with full water bottles.
>>765259
That seems like a lot of food and weight for a weekend.
>>765262
I meant I was setting off this weekend, that's enough food for 18 days hopefully.
>>751494
Fucking kek
This is for a 1 week mountaineering trip on glaciers.
Going to be using different boots and rope, just there for reference.
Harness has rock gear on it now that will be stripped off.
70L pack
20 degree down sleeping bag
Thermarest pad
Beanie
Sun hat
Buff
Softshell and hardshell pants.
Softshell, hardshell, midweight and down puffy jacket.
Different weight gloves.
2 pairs of socks and liners.
Fak.
Jetboil.
Collapsible bowl with spoon.
Nalgene with cozy.
Map and compass.
Headlight.
Basic swiss army knife.
Water treatment, bug spray, sunscreen, lip balm and wipes.
3L water bladder.
Glacier glasses.
Prusiks.
Helmet.
Harness with a few biners.
Crampons.
Ice axe.
Trekking poles.
Not pictured is tent (will be sharing), food (dehydrated shit), tp, garbage bags, lighter and baselayers. Probably a few other misc things I'm forgetting.
>>765259
Looks good. I probably would fallback to lentils, rice and olive oil for such hike.
Btw, thanks for the small image size, mobiles man.
>>764891
JP Peltonen M95 and Opinel 8.
>>751712
how's the pack? is it worth it?
>>754330
that bag looks nice - what brand?
also: is it grey or black? looks grey in the pic
>>768452
that there's your Outdoor Products™ "Quest" daypack. It's a Walmart brand. I've found it quite exceptional for $25 and it fits my gear and my needs perfectly. In my experience it's a pain in the dick to find though. And yep, the one I got is grey. They have Tacktickle Black, Army Men Green, College Grape, and Mediocre Grey. I had a choice between Army Men Green and Mediocre Grey so obviously I went with the grey. I'm 50% city boy and 50% /out/ so it was the right choice.
The only thing that chapped my scrotum was the orange zipper pulls, but I just plasti-dipped them to make them black.
>>751712
10/10 pack, using the same after my conscription. You're in active service atm? if so, where?
>>758389
you always carry a rifle and a fucking glock?
>>769429
glock is edc rifle is for Small game on week+ trips or car camping
>>758389
what skateboard is that?
>>751687
I think it's pretty neat.
>>754692
>BMI is such a goddamn useless thing. Please use something that accounts for lean body mass.
>>770270
>i am a fatty apologist
>>770270
> Muh glands
>>770148
http://www.zumiez.com/landyachtz-hot-sauce-dinghy-28-5-cruiser-complete-skateboard.html?utm_source=google_product&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=552314&utm_campaign=product_ads&gclid=CjwKEAjw6_q5BRCOp-Hj-IfHwncSJABMtDaiT7lgE10lC-Pqex1F-SxgCUL6xTR92V7TIDChTHUgqBoCnefw_wcB
Its got those deck protector things
I know my scorpion tent takes up a fair amount of room, but I have no idea why my karimore 100ltr cant take more load. My rod and axe are strapped to the side, the rest go inside and, with foof and water, PACK it out. Fortunately summer is on the horizon because I have to make serious sacrifices for winter fleece liners etc.
>>771053
>but I have no idea why my karimore 100ltr cant take more load
Why would you carry a tent, a hammock and a tarp? Those two are bigger than your sleeping bag. Now how many people does that tent fit? Only those 4 items together take half of your pack size.
>>747643
Yea I'm going to go ahead and call bullshit on QuikClot saving your life a couple of times
>>771053
I think I have almost the exact same stive as you, but then made by Optimus. Such a cool little thing
>>771053
Cool pic, would you consider reuploading it reduced to 200kB or so? Cellphonepleb here.
Consider a DD travel bivi, its a waterproof bottom with netting on top, basically an inner tent. With a tarp its a complete tent. Also, its a hammock.
Could save space and weight.
>>771911
Sherlock Holmes has entered the game.
>>772021
>that tiny bear grylls survival guide
>>772021
what do you guys use axes for? i have never felt like i need an axe but it seems so common with people here
>>772058
In the US the penis is cut. An axe, bear grylls gear and a oversized knife is compensation for that.
>>772051
It's just something that is always included in a BG product, I just threw it in there simply because I have it and it's the only use I have for it.
>>772058
I don't always bring it and it's not a "must have" item, but I bring it because it's fun to
>chop firewood
>practice shelter building
>other bushcraft projects
of course you can go out there and be completely fine without an axe, but again, the idea of having a camping axe is not exactly a strange concept, a lot of people use them
>>772058
Axes are only really useful for building stuff. Most people won't need one in their pack.
>>747691
>oh my gawt its the walking REI store again
>>765259
>Pellagrino
My nigga
>>754396
what backpack is that?
the design looks like the camel bak trizip, but these daisy chains up front are different.
>>755518
i always bring my crocs camping. they have water shoe type ones now that im looking into getting. my ex had a pair. she loved em.
>>775441
They take a lot of space. What does a pair weight? I have a pair of classic Tevas, but the seem heavy with 700g the pair.
>>775610
The exact number I don't know. But it's virtually nothing.
Oo te ari kads latvietis ir ;)
>>771987
Not him but
>>775669
Ir ir
This inside a Eberlestock GS2 is my current set up. But I have a bunch other bags with other gear that I also use, but this has been my set up for the last few months. More bushcrafting than long hauls.
>>776063
Where's your stove?
>>751044
>hammer multitool
Oh hey, I have that one in pink. I wouldn't bring it unless you need to hammer tacks into walls wherever you're going.
>>776072
The woods, my man. Build a fire and cook. I live in the middle of nowhere in the woods. No laws and rules. Build a fire if you want.
>>776218
Nice. Comfy setup you got there anon.
>>747404
good start, but keep trying.
>>747691
What fishing rod is that?
