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I want to get into /hiking/ but I wanna keep it effay.

Please post inspo and pieces..

>> No.12924193
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>>12924147
Stop being an effeminate faggot.

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>>12924147
Wear that shit onto a hiking trip and you'll get laughed off the mountain
What the fuck is the point of exposing your ankles like that

>> No.12924223

>>12924193
>>12924220
I should've mentioned pic not related.

>>12924193
That looks pretty good.

>> No.12924228

>>12924147
>>12924223
theres a techwear thread my guy

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>>12924223
Just get a vintage milsurp anorak.

>> No.12924268

>>12924228
Yeah, catch me hiking in fucking Acronyms.

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Really, if you are legitimately trying to get into hiking, you'll probably enjoy it more if practicality is your first concern rather than looking good. Bottom line is that being miserable outside is not fashionable, even if you are fashionably dressed. You can spend a lot of money on expensive gear that works nice and looks nice, but I think the fashionable part of outdoorsmen kind of comes with their carefreeness about appearance that is so heavily romanticized. Do you want to hike because you like nature, or do you want to hike because it's fashionable?

Pic related: Being Dead is Primo Fashion

>> No.12924553

>>>/out/ here. Thanks for keeping this shit off our board.
The guy mentioning techwear above has a sound point. It usually uses the same materials as high end /out/ clothing and a lot of it - excluding some of the edgy high fashion crap - is cut to maximize mobility. There's a lot of crossover, which is why Patagonia and TNF show up in the techwear threads all the time. Don't rule it out.
Come lurk for a while. We have threads about aesthetic vintage mountaineering gear, milsurp, and gear comparisons all the time. You have to start with function and then find the best-looking way to accomplish that function, not the other way around. One of the first things you'll hear is to cut out all plant fibers in favor of wool and synthetics. Please don't post that image on /out/, you'll be laughed out by even the most casual day hikers.

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>>12924147
Here you go OP. Don't listen to /out/ists. What is hiking but walking? Only 45° steep in freezing weather on knife sharp limestone peaks.

>> No.12924601

>>12924505
are those his own turds?

>> No.12924627

>>12924553
Thanks, I'll keep an eye on the board see what pops up.

>> No.12924647

>>12924505
>>12924553
hikefags are really annoying

>> No.12924664

>>12924647
I don't hike I just shitpost

>> No.12925543

>>12924147
those boots are at least a size too big for that person

>> No.12925555

>>12924193
I can't tell if that's Brad Pitt or LLeonardo DiCaprio...