Outdoor-core gear is
>practical
>rigid
>breathable
>comfy
>How to incorporate it into your effay wardrobe?
I'd say no.
>>11440621
Not even into techcore?
>>11440625
cool yes, fa no
>>11440609
No. But I do wear some Columbia polarized sunglasses when I'm driving. Great quality for the $
>>11440609
>columbia
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I bought the Columbia jacket Nicolas Cage wore in Adaptation. from a film auction and imo it's pretty dope
It's hard explaining to people why it's cool without sounding like an autist though since it isn't really an iconic piece of film memorabilia, so I mostly stopped trying
>>11440799
looks better on you senpai
also nice dubs
i own a bunch of these travel tech type shirts that are super light weight , and i get laughed at when i wear them. but they are perfect for travelling and washing in the sink. they dry in like 30 mins. i realize they arent the most stylish shirts out there, but if you sweat a lot or want low maintenance shirts in humid weather, these are awesome.
yeah if you want to look like an environmental science student on campus
>>11440865
what's the blend? 60/40 poly/cotton?
>>11440865
Same.
Recently bought black Columbia ridge pants for rock climbing and traveling.
They are highly rigid and don't tear easily. Perfect for climbing in nature and on sandstone.
For traveling on intercontinental flights the pockets are really useful for passports, pens and other necessities.
Also they dry insanely quickly and the leg zippers are useful when faces with tropical 'wall of heat' when leaving the airport.
>useful af pants.
>>11440894
>tropical 'wall of heat' when leaving the airport.
This gave me feels in the best way.
>>11440891
no cotton. i try to get ones that are like 80% nylon/ 20% poly, or some kind of nylon/poly blend.
>>11440907
>approach camp fire
>pants melt to skin
no fucking thanks
>>11440897
>that feel when you leave the aircon'ed airport for 30°C humid sun outside.
>So hot it makes you squint.
Still really hot where i am at now. Prefer tropical heat to dry heat.
>>11440913
In tropical heat fans work.
In dry heat they just make you hotter.
I live in phoenix.
