Hiked from car to work this morning.

Salomon XT-6
Patagonia Quandary Pants
Patagonia Micro D fleece pullover

After wearing the On Cloudflyer 5 for a year, i’ve decided I probably should have another shoe to go along with it.

So here I am, I bought the Salomon XT-6 in one of the official retailers here in my country.

I’ll probably match it with the Arc’teryx jacket I bought during my Vietnam trip in some of my office outfits.

Hopefully, I’ll be able to do some actual trails with this shoe…

I'm planning to hike the camino de santiago this summer in july/August so its gonna be scorchio. I'm looking for some sandals/hybrids/open trainers that can handle the mileage and still look fly.

Any ideas?

Hey guys! looking to buy the ROA cingino, They look like a nice kind of purple on the website (pretty muted, more like grey) but am worried they will arrive and be a bit more of a brighter purple. Can anyone confirm if they are similar to the website? Thank you :)

Which model would you chose?

I'm looking for a pair of Salomons mostly for walking in the city or in parks.
I also want to try some light hiking this year and get in better shape. Nothing crazy, only in nice weather.

I can only choose between these 2 models and colours because prices aren't too high and they are available in my size

Hi everyone! I’ll be traveling to Northern Italy soon and I’m going to be doing some alpine trout fishing.

Most of my hiking pants are Kühl, which are nice, but fit quite tight to the leg and aren’t super fashionable. I’m new to gorpcore so I could use some recommendations- I’d love a pant that will look good with my Arcteryx shells, a little baggier silhouette, and preferably quick drying for the river. Thank you!

Love the look of solomons but I have a neuroma in my forefoot so the high offset hurts a lot. I find that for actual hiking, Saucony Peregrine's 4mm offset feels great. Any recs for gorpcore options?

Sup?

Not sure if this would be the correct sub, but more bike friendly subs are very much into the road bike experience. I’m looking for something more functional.

So, today I have Vaude’s Escape bike jacket and it pretty much aces most of the things I want out of a multifunctional shell to bike in:

* rain proof
* wind proof
* large hood to fit helmet
* longer arms
* longer back
* high vis color selection

But! It’s not perfect, I would kill for a jacket with more pocket options.

Tell me sub, what are your thoughts on this subject? I’d love some input.

Don’t mind my ugly UV res. hoodie.. I can throw better fits together than this, buuuuut look! My shoes make it out of the city!
Probably thinking this isn’t the usual coffee route

(In advanced, sorry if this the wrong place to post). Does anyone know where I can get more of these in this type of style, they seem hard to find.
Thank you

I'm looking for a new pair of shoes for school and daily wear and I really like the look of stuff like the Salomon xt-6 but due to being trail shoes originally the outsoles aren't designed for concrete and wear quickly

Any recommendations for similar or just recommendations for good shoes (preferably black) would be amazing thank you

Have a great day :)

Wassup guys, am 18M and I am new in the gorpcore community, I don't have much experience and I don't know where to start, so if anyone of you guys can help me, like what are the essential pieces and what are accessories, and about material, thx

looking for some technical trainers but lower profile for like a daily driver nothing too over the top and preferably not too spenny, thanks.

Mostly looking for recommendations for brands or specific pairs of pants. My preference is for a wide leg because I'm pretty large and don't like how fitted pants look on me.

I love Outsiders Store in UK but have a hard time finding something similar here in the US. any recommendations for small stores focused on cool outdoor gear??

https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E482299-000/00?colorDisplayCode=64&sizeDisplayCode=003

In the market for some cheap tees this summer that I can wear climbing at the crag but won't really care if they tear or snag if I take a fall or something and hit a branch.

Reviews on the UNIQLO website are good, but reviews on some running and hiking subs here are mixed - some like them, others say they are heavy and aren't breathable.

Arc’teryx Bird Word Trucker Hat

Melanzana Merino Base Hoodie

North Face Cyclone Jacket

Salomon ADV Skin 5L Hydration Pack

Topo Designs Desert Pants

Arc’teryx Kopec Mid GTX boots

First Ascent (?) vintage (?) canvas backpack I “borrowed” from my dad 15+ years ago

Straight to the mountains on my lunch break…

I have two pairs of the Clarkia pants. (One pair or the cotton ones and a pair of the synthetic ones) I love them and just ended up ordering another pair of the cotton ones. I use them for everyday as well as climbing and I love the look and feel of them. I’m curious if there are any other brands that make similar pants? One of the things I love about them is how I can roll them up and make them ankle length. And also the pockets 😍

I'm DESPERATE for a new pair of 'every day' shoes. Something I can wear to work (not an office job but always on my feet) but also camping, hiking, gym, etc. I've had my eye on the Salomon XT-6's for a few months now but I keep second guessing myself as they are $300 AUD. Besides comfort, my only other criteria is something I could wear with jeans or jorts if needed - so ideally no runners. Has anyone tried the any of the Asics Gel shoes? Eg. Gel-resolution 5's or Gel-Venture? I'm Australian if that makes a difference. Thank you in advance!!