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I've taken a similar approach to the literal problem. Look I've backpacked in Peru and Iceland and spent enough time mountain biking and hiking and stuff. I'm a
by shanemhansen 2y ago
I've taken a similar approach to the literal problem. Look I've backpacked in Peru and Iceland and spent enough time mountain biking and hiking and stuff. I'm an adequate hiker.
There's probably not one sport where I haven't been shown up by someone in jeans or payless shoes.
Peru is a great example because when you are hiking the Inca trail to dead womans pass in all your fancy gear there are quite literally locals in jeans and payless shoes with a mattress on their back jogging past you.
I'm all for safety but the truth is there's a lot of "safety theater" with the pattagucci crowd. Signed: someone who doesn't wear jeans, just gets schooled frequently by those who do.
- aredienhcs 2y agothis. Went to some hikings in Ushuaia, took only a backpack with me. Only brought two pair of pants, the one i was wearing and another in the backpack, the backpack one suitable for hiking, the one i was wearing was a jeans that i used for travelling and staying in the plane and airport. After three days hiking with the jeans one i sent it to the laundry and used the good one. Not a single problem encoutered.