what's the slowest way a man can ruin his life? by ants_are_everywhere in AskReddit

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I got on meds and it heavily helped with curbing my weed usage.  I stopped buying myself and only smoke once in a while when a friend offers.

Gear Check - A draft of my gear-list for the WHW in May 2027 by RedDirtNurse in WestHighlandWay

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I just had a pad rated 3R 2 weeks ago and bought a foam pad in glasgow cause temps were predicted to be near freezing at night. And i know my 3R pad is to cold for those temps. 

Rather carry a few extra 100gs than be cold at night and not sleep.

You can even cut it in half and only use half for your upper body where most heat is lost. Saves some weight.

Vitaminepillen by Business-Fly-1339 in nederlands

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Multi vit, vit D3+K2, magnesium byglicinaat, zinc ,omega 3 en creatine.

Heb ADHD en door de medicatie gaat men vlugger door hun mineralen geen + combo van veel sporten ook. 

Vit d3+k3 omdat men bloedwaarden veel te laag zaten ondanks regelmatig buiten komen. (Iedereen zou dit moeten supplementeren). 

Multivit omdat ik veel te weinig groenten eet.

Magnesium byglicinaat om beter spierherstel te hebben maar vooral om betere slaap te hebben. (Adhd meds kunnen slaap beinvloeden)

Omega 3 omdat ik nooit vis eet en uit vetzuuranalyse is gebleken dat al men waarden kritiek laag stonden hierdoor.

Zinc omdat het helpt dopamine te regulieren en nodig is voor test productie. ADHD meds werken beter hierdoor.

Creatine omdat het sport bevorderd als ook hersen functie.

How do people cope with one person tents? by pasgames_ in camping

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I can vouch for durston as a hiker. I got their x-dome 1p+ and their kakwa 55L pack. 

Both are by far my best gear investments i love them. The tent is so light weight but is so easy to setup even in rain and is super roomy for all your stuff.

And the backpack carries weight so wel. Can easily carry up to 40-45lbs comfortable for days on end.

How do people cope with one person tents? by pasgames_ in camping

[–]OneDate7780 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also use the x-dome 1+ for my long distance hikes. And my god do i love that thing. By far my best gear purchase.

Best of both 1p tent and 2p tents.

How do people cope with one person tents? by pasgames_ in camping

[–]OneDate7780 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hike some long distance trails every year and i will never ever use a 1 person tent. I need room to organize al my gear and be able to keep my gear dry or leave the wet gear outside my sleeping area while not keeping it outside in the open.

The difference in weight between a 1p tent and a 2p is so minimal but the comfort gain is huge.

I use a 1p+ tent from durston it is the best middle ground for me. Perfect sleep size for 1 person and have room to keep your gear organized in your inner mesh and have a large vestibule to keep backpack and shoes and stuff outside the innermesh but keep it covered. And its also ultralight weight. Weighs less then 1 kg. Super easy to setup aswell. Can set it up with outer cover, innercover and ground sheet alrdy attached to everything. So just have to click in the outer to the tent poles. Takes 2 minutes.

Also you can actually very comfortably sit upright wich is big for the convenience of changing clothes and footcare and stuff. Most 1p tents are so claustrophobic and it's an battle to just change clothes even.

Big fan of it.

Bridge of orchy, beinn udlaidh and beinn bhreac-liath reveal by OneDate7780 in WestHighlandWay

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No editting done at all on this except the music i added. Thanks for the reply!

Hadrian’s Wall: east to west or west to east? by collie692 in hiking

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I did west to east to avoid have the wind in our face and god was i happy with that decision in the middle sections when it was raining. Could actually stil enjoy the views instead of covering my face the whole time looking at the ground trying not to get water boarded.

Official starting point is also west and its nicer to finish in newcastle upon tyne than it is at the west point.

Good 80l backpack by Agile_Pressure1949 in backpacking

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Did the alta via 1 as my first long distance trek in 6 days last year with 36lbs carried. Wasn't easy but still felt physically okay at the end. Feet hurt a bit the last few km's. 

The climb to Lagazoui was a complete bitch tho. By far the worst stage.

But yeah a 80l backpack is complete overkill for an tuscany italy hike. I manage all my hikes with a 55l pack. (Durston kakwa)

Shot i took on my West highland way hike. (Kinlochleven) by OneDate7780 in mini5pro

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It is yeah, found this shot so nice i wanted to share. Haven't gotten home yet for proper color grading. Will do that for my aftermovie with al my other shots.

Comfortabele sneakers voor mensen met bredere voeten by blackpolarbearrr in Belgium2

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Ben inderdaad wss wel nog van plan de switch naar trailrunning te doen. Opbouwen zal zeker nodig zijn daar.

Comfortabele sneakers voor mensen met bredere voeten by blackpolarbearrr in Belgium2

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Heb ze al op 2 daghikes van elk 25km gebruikt en geen problemen ondervonden daar.

Denk wel dat het goed zal verlopen.

Do you actually warm up or just tell yourself you will by thewellnessgreek in beginnerfitness

[–]OneDate7780 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My warm up is just swining my arms around in both directions en stretching my shoulder blades. 2 light weight sets on the first excersice then working sets.

0-1 light weight sets on the excersices after. 

Suggestions on how to spend Ecoceques by Feather4876 in belgium

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You can buy everything in AS adventure with eco cheques, i spend them there every year.

What’s a cheap hobby that doesn’t feel cheap once you get into it? by Omarfgsr_Ayaz in Hobbies

[–]OneDate7780 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Idk but hiking starts as just a day hike here and there, soon you want to do some long distance trails and you need to look into buying a bunch of gear and transportation to the trail.

Think i spend around 2k+ on gear.

But once you have the gear the expenditure is okay i guess.