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Been going through my stuff and thinning the herd. I have a lot of military surplus style clothing and am finally getting rid of most of it. I have a huge Rubbermaid container full of old hunting clothing I've accumulated over the years.
I've been steadily buying newer stuff because of the new technical fabrics that are available. I own a fair amount of Sitka, Under Armor, Nomad, and a few other brands of camo gear. They cannot be beat for light weight, strength, wind blocking, heat retention, and water proofing.
They are expensive, but worth every penny. The right layering systems and the right gear can make a huge difference. I'm a firm believer in Merino wool for a base layer.
There are some really good versatile patterns out there as well.
Don't go cheap on gear, buy once cry once. If you spend any serious time in the wild, you will be glad you did.
I've been steadily buying newer stuff because of the new technical fabrics that are available. I own a fair amount of Sitka, Under Armor, Nomad, and a few other brands of camo gear. They cannot be beat for light weight, strength, wind blocking, heat retention, and water proofing.
They are expensive, but worth every penny. The right layering systems and the right gear can make a huge difference. I'm a firm believer in Merino wool for a base layer.
There are some really good versatile patterns out there as well.
Don't go cheap on gear, buy once cry once. If you spend any serious time in the wild, you will be glad you did.