To be fair, though; ultralight gear is pretty amazing.
But you’re not wrong 
when a guy in sf says he “loves the outdoors” what he really means is he loves his $4300 of ultralight gear, high performance energy gels, minimalist running shoes that he wears to the office every day
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how to feel like you are free while working for the man = peak everything
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The best part of this tweet is the parallelisms implying he's wearing all his ultralight gear and performance gels to work every day along with his minimalist shoes (all those are fantastic if you can afford them tho. Best shoes of my life were gifts from a minimalist shoe fan)
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Guilty as charged. But, is that all bad? Not everyone needs to experience the outdoors in the same way. Hope there’s space for folks who don’t have $ for all the gear as well. /1
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It’s also tricky when the ability to buy gear means greater safety margins- I ran into that dilemma all the time when I screened participants for trips I led with the Appalachian Mountain Club. /2
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leave us alone
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