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im at 600+ Canadian dollar right now and I haven't even purchased a sleeping bag or pad or any food
I even cheaped out on some equipments by buying chinese tent but it just keep pilling on
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>>2869348
I hope you never actually go camping.
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>>2869348
Pack, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, boots and tent would be about AU$1600.
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>>2869349
I went car camping a lot but with family
I don't have of my own equipment so I had to start from ground zero
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>>2869348
well you don't want to cheap out on it, you'll get good usage out of it too for at least 8 years hopefully.
2k ish I guess is fine, for me that's like a paycheck. ezpz
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>>2869349
He won't, he'll just keep throwing money at gear and making weird posts on here.
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>>2869348
i spend extremely little on camp gear because i dont get out often enough to justify expensive gear. also i dont need to punish myself being out in bad weather so I dont need great gear. my trek pole tent cost $40 new. it keeps the bugs out and fine for light rain. i dont need to carry a footprint or give a shit about how i fold it because its only $40 instead of $400.
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>>2869348
Gear is expensive, especially in cuckanada. Buy stuff on sale. MEC is everywhere, Sail is good too if you're in eastern Canada. Take advantage of discount codes they send. A good tent is minimum 300, I got a MEC sleeping pad on sale for $85 or so. Haven't had to buy a sleeping bag since I've inherited a number of them. A good bag is a couple hundred bucks as well but again buy on sale. If you're paying full price you're doing it wrong.

In total I've probably spent, I don't know, 2K on a mix of backpacking and car camping gear.
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>>2869348
I spent about 1200 eur on my gear the first time. Mostly budget stuff but I went for a more expensive down sleeping bag. Also got a chink tent. Have not bought anything new since except for new hiking pants.
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>>2869348
I am probably at 2-3k+ by now thanks to upgrading to zenbivy sets (fucking expensive but fantastic, get them on sales + bundle discounts) for different temperatures and multiple hot tent/stove options.
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>>2869348
i spent $25 on walmart tent and got a sleeping bag from my parents for free. i bought a sauce pan for cooking at dollar general for $7. i pretty much had everything else i needed like cloths, knife, canned food, backpack, etc.
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>>2869348
tent $10
backpack $10
sleeping bag $50
trekking poles $5
bear can $40
boots $350
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>>2869352
lying cunt or brand obsessed snob

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