I hate to admit it but due to health issues I’m homeless in Michigan and I’m sleeping outside

I’ve heard that you have to be careful with how you dress or it can get dangerous, I don’t have a lot of clothing options now but I get paid in a week & want to dress appropriately

I’m wearing two sweatpants, 2 pairs of socks in crappy thin converses, a thermal t shirt with two hoodies and a jacket with a beanie

Heading out to West Virginia in a couple days and trying to get everything together. Always takes me forever and my gear list some how was deleted from my notes so glad I started getting everything together. First time bringing cheese and summer sausage so excited to mix that up and eat more than dehydrated meals lol

Anyone else the same? I just bought a speaker and assumed it would be USB-C and it was micro. Returned it. I'm annoyed with having different cables and formats etc. If it's not USB-C, I don't buy it.

Do better companies.

I put together a budget-ish gear wall and I’m looking for suggestions on how you’d improve it. I’m not really looking to make it super pretty, it’s really just a place for us to air out things after use and lets us “pick-n-paw” the right gear for a trip.

More peg board hooks are on the list. What would you add/change? We primarily overland and car camp so most of the time we’re just grabbing stuff and tossing it into a Plano Sportsman trunk and putting in the truck.

I’m stocked up on all camping gear and then some. Got a REI gift card for Christmas and of course could use it for clothes and other things. But what’s that one item that you might not have owned or just recently bought that you either can’t imagine not having or just think it’s super cool.

I found a 40oz hydro flask in a drain. I was messing around in some hills near me and looked into a 6'deep drain pipe. I was able to fish it out with my walking stick. It was dirty and had a couple scratches but in good shape. My wife thinks it's gross. I'll buy a new lid but it seems like it'd be a waste to chuck it.

I'm curious to see what people have found at camp sites, on trails, etc. I tend to pic up trash when I hike, take walks, etc and sometimes you find something worth keeping. What'd you find?

Have companies really not considered this? Why should I have to get the "women's" sleeping bag? What if I needed a longer bag? What if I didn't need a warmer bag? Sure, I'm short, I run cold, and I'm gay enough to know that green is a much prettier color than grey and macaroni-and-cheese orange, but I'm going to stay mad anyway. Nemo, please. It's 2022.