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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a date. If it is bad weather they probably aren’t going hiking. They are not hiking Appalachian Trail. Jeans are completely fine. It is all I wear when I hike.[/quote] Hah I was hiking the Appalachian Trail a few weeks ago and wore jeans. There was a couple on a date there too. Wear pants that make your ass look good. [/quote] Jeans are what 90% of the people wear on the AT for day hikes unless it's summer. I went on a 2 day birding trip after a 1 day class, and all of us were dying at the couple who showed up day 1 of the field trip in full on safari gear. Just a note, if you think you need to go purchase $$$ worth of clothing for an outside event, you might be a tool. [/quote] to each their own, if I'm camping on a multi day hike, I'm not wearing jeans. Going to bed sweaty then waking up to put on sweaty jeans for another day of hiking seems like an invitation to chafing. I'm probably not wearing safari gear either though [/quote] This is not a multi-day hike. It is a DATE and they are taking a hike. What the hell. I would still wear jeans on a multi day hike though. Not tight ones, but for woods and brambles, jeans are excellent and durable. [/quote] If OP is going shopping for cute hiking clothes, she should buy cute hiking clothes, not loose jeans. [/quote]
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