http://www.filson.com/home-camp/wedge-tent-20008332.html
Opinions on Filson's new tent?
>$1000 piece of canvas with a zipper
Somewhere out there real people buy this shit
>>783318
>1000 dollarydoos
>weighs 20 lbs
Why not just bring a plastic garden shed with you? It's 1/10 of the price and weighs about the same.
>>783318
If you're going to ask for $1000 for that, you might as well ask for $3000.
>>783318
I'm totally fine with people paying for that. They are obviously hipsters because not even larpers are that stupid
>>783318
I'd like to meet the people who buy this item. I have an amazing rustic looking axe that I'd be willing to part with for about $700, and 12" cast iron skillet for $500.
Probably could sell my house to them for 10x what I paid for it too. Or the bridge down the road.
>>783318
>Filson
How ever did I know it would be overpriced before even looking at the pic.
>>783318
>"""the worst outdoors"""
>camp, travel, field
>wedge tent
>>783318
The people that buy this think $1000 is peanuts anyway.
>>783318
Ahahaha oh wow
What the fuck
Come on
this tent is for indoor use only
the lifestyle alone worth 2000!
>>783409
>http://www.filson.com/miti-camp-stove-20014430.html
>This stainless-steel stovetop weighs only 2.5 pounds, but it will cook a full meal with just a single log. Affix the stove to the top of a quartered log, light it, and watch it burn from the inside out. It’ll stay hot long enough to cook a multicourse dinner in the back country.
>weighs only 2.5 pounds
>only 2.5 pounds
>2.5 pounds
>85 dollirions
>pic related
>>783429
And for the change in your pocket at a dollar store...
Fuck that site
>>783438
Nothing wrong with separating rich people from their money.
>>783429
Id think that would be made out of titanium or something but fucking 2.5 pounds? Doesnt a stove + fuel can weight less?
But I can just use my tent that my great great grandfather used as a kid/adult on the trapline... Easiest look of it is a 1979 vietnam bottomless tent/
>>783429
Has bushcrafting gone too far?
>>783429
This one beats the stove:
>http://www.filson.com/catalog/butcher-blocks-20012687.html
>Our live-edge butcher blocks are available in both walnut and maple harvested from Northwest mills within 500 miles of Portland, Oregon
>*Imported
>$250.00
>>783457
hurr forgot pic
>>783457
Dunno about this piece, but a lot of clothes from good labels that say imported are made in Canada.
>>783463
It's a cutting board, a piece of wood m8
You can get a historically accurate, handmade wedge tent for almost half the price. Why would you pay so much for this, anyways?
>>783457
Yea so I made a cutting board in woodshop class in hs
>>783469
I think their target is saudi prince tier people that wants to buy the experience.
>>783429
topkek, i bet the hipsters who buy that shit also grill artychokes and drink mojitos out of tiny enamel espresso shots
Does anyone have that video of where those hipsters take a guided bike trip and eat grilled eggplant? Anyway, those are the type of people that would probably buy this
>>783533
Nevermind, I found it.
https://vimeo.com/55420992
>>783546
>pathetic intro
>wilderness collective beta expedition
>AWARE in the wild
>immersed in the wild...on paved roads
>big ass outdoor kitchen
>"in an age of eroding masculinity" ...we grill artichokes
>gin&tonic in tiny enamel cups. with lime.
>more pathetic shit
what.the.fuck.jpg
>>783546
There are lots of hipsters in the motorcycle world. It's hard to find an old Honda CB that hasn't been chopped up into a "cafe racer".
http://hipsterbikevideos.com/category/videos/
>>783546
>a place where we don't need a compass to find north
>immersed into wild
>bring a whole fucking kitchen
>MAKE FUCKING COCKTAILS IN THE """""WILD""""""
I wasn't ready for this.
>>783546
Anything that says Filson on it is overpriced.
I don't know why anyone would by this shitty wedge tent when you can literally buy one that is the same, but better quality from Tentsmiths for around $400.
>>783546
>Needs a focken torch to start a fire
>2:54 "In an age of eroding masculinity were men are described as weak..."
>Proceeds to serve gin and tonics on tiny enamel mugs
>>783609
You called?
>>783546
Holy shit how the fuck do hipster all sond the same?
It's like they all have the same effeminate candyass voice
>>783546
Fucking lol
>>783546
>https://vimeo.com/55420992
MADE ME SO MAD
I hate people like this...Why can't they just stay at home and leave the rest of us alone?
>>783546
>https://vimeo.com/55420992
>That fucking voice
>Vocal fry
>Male
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>783609
>http://hipsterbikevideos.com/category/videos/
>https://youtu.be/noSLXtP0Dac
That song is so fucking on the nose I can't stand it
>I know who I am, and I am free
>>783457
remind me of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBb9O-aW4zI
>>783460
>>>>>CROSS GRAIN CUTTING BOARD
>$250
fuck people are retarded
>>783783
nice
>>783546
what the absolute fuck. That was so much worse than I thought it was going to be....
>>783546
The comments made me cringe almost as much as the video.
>$1000 for a simple canvas tent
>I just bought an unused Polish lavvu, poles and stakes from eBay for $25 + $30 shipping
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZpL-fOWml4
>>783546
This video, this thread...
Wow. I am speechless. I've never seen that level of fuckery in my life, and I have a lot of hipsterfuck friends.
>>783578
>>783609
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>>783929
I love seeing people react to seeing this video for the first time. I remember the first time it was ever posted here; the thread was glorious.
>>783546
Triggered me, but that outdoor kitchen looks /comfy/ as fuck 2bh
>>783668
Eh, their upland hunting clothes are hard to beat. Double tin cloth bibs and a tin cloth jacket and no thorns will stab you when bird/rabbit hunting, and the combo isn't as insane as the $1000 tent.
But they stopped making serious outdoor some while back and got into the lifestyle game. When I saw /fa/ styleforums types with Filson boots and bags on the streets of Chicago and NYC I knew it was the start of the downfall.
>>783546
>https://vimeo.com/55420992
A FUCKING TORCH!
FUCKING KITCHEN!
PICK UP TRUCKS!
MOTHERFUCKERS NO NO NO THIS IS WHY WE HAVE PEOPLE LIKE TED FUCKING BUNDY HIDING IN THE WOODS FOR PEOPLE WHO BRING A KITCHEN!
FUCK!
>>783578
>pinkies up, gents
>allofmywhy.jpeg
>>783546
Tbh senpai looks like it would be a fun trip if it wasn't full of insufferable hipster faggots who thought they were badass because they car camped for a couple days.
>>783546
>https://vimeo.com/55420992
What in the FUCK?
>all this manliness
>voiced by a pillowbiting faggot
>all these "men" take dirtbikes to some fluffy camp spot
>muh masculinity
Good god California is lost for good.
If you want more cringe worthy motorcycle stuff, look up "A Story Worth Living". Holy shit it is awful. Bunch of beta fag christians talking about feelings and smoking cigars, pretending to be "manly". I've never seen so many people walk out of a theater before.
I'm amazed at the $1000 cost, that's Hilleberg territory. At least one of those can survive Antarctica and gnarly mountaineering trips. Pic related solo winter climb of Denali.
>>783318
Im kinda curious now.. A square yard of duck canvas untreated is 10 dollars at my supplier each panel is probably a yard before sewn. So should be like 75 dollars for a single side. *2 is 150. Plus the back and door is going to be another couple of yards. Lets say 6 per side so thats another 120 + 150 is a total of 270 + a 20 dollar none shit water tight zipper. 290. Plus some decent thread should be like 8 bucks or so 298.. Ontop of that those straps so lets assume they are nylon. Another 25 bucks. 323 for just the fabric sewn up. To treat the whole thing is gonna be at least 100 bucks in treatment. 423.. Then its pretty much all the stuff you need for staking it down and guidelines and stuff. Id personally charge like 250bucks on my labor alone to sew something like this $673 total range on to make something of this size in the real world. Now its a bit off from 1000. A whole 300+ off. But I wouldn't say it was TOTALLY unreasonable. Especially if it carried some sort of warranty (i wouldn't offer those) or if it used some super fancy way of sealing the canvas that would up its over all construction cost. And considering the vendor themselves wants to make money... Yeah I can actually justify that cost somewhat. Would I pay it? No because I have my own skills, clearly.
>>785970
more like deGnarly amirite
>>783322
This.
>>783546
>Craft cocktails and artisan food
>In the "wilderness"
>>783731
>Thought this was awesome! Shared it on our page for our fans to see. Great job I laying out the current battle against masculinity and the necessity to be more than lone wolfs. Great
>>783546
it was never going to be good but...holy shit that was so much worse than I expected.
they had truck following them and gin & tonics...all that flowery emotional narration I..just..
what the hell!?
>>783546
Couldn't finish it. I just don't know how the disconnect, the gulf between their sheltered, pampered lives and reality can be so great.
We can only hope that they burn their wallets and wander off into Denali National Park to die.
