No.56396
anyone know of a cheaper alternative to this?
https://www.otzigear.com/collections/otzi-spark-single-camper-portable-grills/products/otzi-spark-portable-solo-camper-grill-stainless-steelI'm also on the prowl for a good price to quality ratio 1 man tent, I can get the rest elsewhere.
No.56413
Checklist
>tent
>sleeping bag
>pillow
>stove
>bag
Need all of these for cheap or ebay 2nd hand, any brands that seem shit but actually aren't, I know trespass is cheap some places
No.56441
>>56438Tell me how, most importantly though, tell me why
No.56444
What's the best sourced stove? Wood burner?
No.56449
The shittest item to find is going to be the bag
No.56453
>>56449Your shit poop covered dildo?
No.56503
bought a bunch of camping gear online during covid lockdown
single person tent, lightweight mattress, sleeping bag (down) cooking stuff, headlamp and dry sacks
needed to get a pack and some shoes and a pole but never did
never used any of it once
tbh i think a tent is excessive, a tarp would be fine in summer
No.56504
>>56503Tent is better because of bugs.
No.56519
>>56504And many other things. Hobos around here sometimes wake up with snakes on their chest. That it apparently happened more than once probably means it's a bad idea to sleep outside without proper shelter.
No.56520
>>56444What do you mean "sourced"? A little propane burner is probably the most convenient if trying to save on pack space.
No.56522
>>56520How it runs, I could cut up wood on site, de bark and use that
No.56523
>>56522If using this
>>56446I'll just need some paper and a tiny bottle of petrol
No.56556
>>56520Those are great heh. Tempted to replace my electric stove at home with one.
No.56559
>>56526I know but I don't want to really use a fuel source, I'd rather get a nice smoke to whatever I cook, carbon and all that
I'm gonna calculate how much this camp out set is altogether
>£57.48That's good, stove could do with being cheaper, may actually consider a gas stove if they're so cheap, I'll also have a look on Facebook at 2nd hand stuff, I figure the bag doesn't have to be big, I actually already have one, as I'll be carrying the tent because it won't be too far from me anyway, I need now a pillow, I have one here but it's one of those donut ones
No.56560
Who has done anything /out/side if so what?
No.56561
Grill, chill, drink some alcohol, and go for a walk.
No.56562
Need a good bowl cup, plate and cutlery set (1 knife 1 fork 1 spoon)
I can't wait to do this, I may even scout out the area and clear some vegetation tomorrow, all I need is a stick and a gardening glove, which my mother has I think, I don't know whether to opt for a space with open sky or closed off, rain pending.
No.56720
>>56561I have 5 cans here that my mate left me that I could down and play gears of War on for sure but fuck walking around drunk that's how you lose stuff
>>56717ASS
No.56721
I hope I meet an SCP when I eventually do this
No.76385
No.79519
anyone else here 'purge' their oxygen levels by walking through the woods while taking deep purposeful breaths? id liken it to flushing my 'cache'
i read you can also do this by the ocean as beaches have very high levels of oxygen around them
No.79551
>>79519Doesn't sound real.
No.79554
>>56562Buy a titanium spork.
No.79570
>>79551then dont do it, but the science is there
No.79571
>>79519Interesting idea. There's a park fairly close to me but it's kinda boring. I've been there twice in the last few months, once listening to limp bizkit xd. I do also surf but that's a different "biome" obviously and I imagine somewhere with trees would be better for your oxygen idea
No.79572
>>79554i dont think i will, for its use stainless steel is more than enough, titanium would be useful if i were i guess in the marines hiking through fuck knows what
No.79573
>>79571it works, at least for me it does, its great, the breathing technique you employ during is very important though, at least in my opinion, i have a few places near me that have trees, but sadly its been raining quite a lot here as of late and the paths tend to get muddy, muddy enough that its precarious to walk on them
