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[Dappered | Style Scenario: A day on the trail]() --------------------------------------------------------------- - [Style Scenario: A day on the trail](#1) - [Steal Alert: adidas UltraBoost 20 in Black and White for $100](#2) - [Style Scenario: Chinos Chukkas Polo – Black, gray, and brown](#3) [Style Scenario: A day on the trail](r/Dappered/~3/nWVQT8bltsI/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 27 May 2020 03:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. What are you going to wear? Sometimes it’s good to look at a few suggestions then add your own tweaks and ideas. That’s what these are for. Your local mountains, forests and parks are teeming with trails and open air; a great salve for current sheltered and restricted conditions that are gradually easing, but still very much in-place for most of us. Hiking trails help open your mind and challenge your body, and aiding in the effort is your wardrobe. Aim for functional, breathable garments that are durable enough to handle a rock scramble but comfortable for all-day wear in variable temperatures. Author’s note: Be responsible out on the trail. Parks will see a significant uptick in traffic even as establishments of all sorts gradually re-open. Be courteous, be kind, and be patient. There’s no rush – enjoy the view. [Style Scenario 052620] The Shirt: [Under Armour Tech Tee in Martian Red – $25](. Short-sleeve moisture-wicking tech tees. Great for the gym, great for the trail. There are plenty of options with UPF fabric, but those tend to run a bit more expensive. Layer on the sunscreen instead and go with the tried-and-true Under Armour tech tee for less. Bright colors like this hyper-red work great in the woods to ensure you’re visible to your party and others. The Pants: [Kuhl Silencr Pant in Carbon – $85](. A pair of proper hiking pants in a technical stretch fabric are crucial to keeping you secure and comfortable on the trail. Pants do a better job than shorts in fighting off ticks, other bugs, and poison oak. This pair from german-outdoor brand Kuhl offers UPF 50 for extra protection and water-repellant fabric when you have to cross a stream. These won’t be confused for a pair of chinos, but the first review on page says it best,” These are hiking pants that don’t look like hiking pants.” The Sunglasses: [Sunski Polarized Topeka Sunglasses in Matte Whiskey – $68](. There are a lot of options at more than twice the price [for specialized uses like fishing]( and some cheaper options[ for trail running](, but these Sunski shades offer incredible quality for the price and keep you looking and seeing sharply for all-around outdoors use. The Watch: [Casio Diver – $50](. Because while it’s a good idea, for safety, to carry your phone on the trail (if you have service out there), keep your nose out of the thing while you’re out enjoying the fresh air. You still need to be able to tell time. This Casio keeps ticking and can take a beating, and you’re less likely to be saddened if it does, given the low price. If you want to keep track of your distance and heart rate, the [FitBit Charge 4]( is an all-in-one band that doesn’t require linkage with your phone for $150 The Socks: [Darn Tough Vermont Micro-Crew Hiking Socks – $20](. Listen to Lt. Dan. [Socks make a difference](. Especially on the trail. When you’re scrambling up rocks, jumping (or falling into) streams, and generally on your feet all day, you need a pair of socks built to breathe, dry quickly and provide lasting comfort. Merino wool here, to no surprise. What might be surprising is the crew-length height. Higher height = more coverage. With these, you can prevent ankle chafing if you wear mid-height hikers, and can potentially opt for shorts instead of pants depending upon your terrain. Made in the USA, just like the National Parks. Once you hike in a pair of these, you will never hike in anything else. The Boots: [Danner Mountain 600 in Sand Waterproof Suede – $108](. Mid-top hiking boots offer superior protection for both your ankles and feet than hiking shoes, and certainly more than the average athletic shoe. If you plan to spend a good amount of time on the trail over the next few months, investing in a proper pair of hiking boots is worth the extra coin. These Danner boots provide ample ankle protection for most hikes, along with midsole cushioning to keep you fresh. A vibram outsole keeps you sure-footed on scramble. All this, wrapped in a handsome waterproof suede built for miles and years of use. The color shown above is no longer in stock, but the pair linked here has the identical build and suede upper, albeit in an arguably more stylish sand color. Ships and returns are free, too. The Hat: [Arc’teryx Elaho UPF50 Cap in Blue – $39](.  [Protect ya neck](. and head. and face. The Bug Spray: [Sawyer Picaridin Bug and Tick Repellent – 2 for $13](. Not all bug repellents are the same, and this is, by far, the most effective I’ve used. [Routinely rated the best bug spray on the market](, and for good reason. Picaridin is less harmful than DEET, while being quite effective without staining your clothing and gear. The Water Bottle: [HydroFlask 32 oz National Parks Collection – $53](acadia,a,92,o,557). Yes, this is an expensive water bottle. But, you can never have too much clean water available on a hike, and the HydroFlask keeps water cool the entire day for a refreshing jolt and is incredibly durable. Show off your dedication to parks preservation with their National Parks collection. For a slightly cheaper option, they have a wide array of [32 oz](cobalt,a,92,o,53) and [40 oz]( solid colors. The Backpack: [Gregory Miwok 24 Daypack in red – $90](. A good daypack is lightweight and a large enough volume to store all your gear for roughly 10-12 hours on the trail. This pack from Gregory has a 24 liter capacity to provide enough space for your stuff, while maintaining low weight. The entire pack is built with durable ripstop nylon to withstand rock and snags on branches. Ventilation along the back to keep things from getting too swampy and 7 smaller pockets and places to snap on carabiners offers flexible organization for quick access. Added bonus: it comes with convenient space for storing [a water bladder]( and a system to manage the tube to keep it from flailing about. Don’t forget to take your furry friend along for the journey. About the Author: Jason P. spends his days working in the creative marketing department of a big telecom company. He also does a bit of real estate investing on the side. He believes in curating a timeless, classic wardrobe with subtle modern touches for today. He and his wife love hiking with their dog and shopping at local small businesses and antique stores when they travel. Jason is a practitioner of muay thai and traditional boxing, and his favorite drink is a hoppy New England IPA. ff/Dappered?a=nWVQT8bltsI:xWEuiPnmg_k:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=nWVQT8bltsI:xWEuiPnmg_k:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=nWVQT8bltsI:xWEuiPnmg_k:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Steal Alert: adidas UltraBoost 20 in Black and White for $100](r/Dappered/~3/tdng1TxW7rI/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 26 May 2020 09:03 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. [adidas UltraBoost 20 Running Shoe – $100.00]( ($180) We now flash back to Lincoln Elementary School a few decades ago. It’s future-career day in Mrs. Witteman’s 3rd Grade Class. And now that the Shedevy twins have finished telling the class they want to be enforcers for a low level organized crime syndicate when they grow up (a natural choice for two boys who used to mercilessly beat the other kids on the playground with wooden tennis rackets), it’s now wee Joseph’s turn at the front of the class… “When I grow up, I want to run something called a website! And I’ll use that website to tell thousands of people that [adidas sneakers with a knit upper are on sale]( I won’t even personally like the sneakers. And that’s okay. [I like other things](. Besides, the site won’t be about me! It’ll be for the readership! And THEY like the sneakers, and that’s all that matters. Because I love the readers. I love them. Some of them will even tell me [to eat a bowl of fuck!]( Ha ha they talk to me sometimes. Self-validation through career choice is hard.” The end. ff/Dappered?a=tdng1TxW7rI:ut3iOHRW58s:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=tdng1TxW7rI:ut3iOHRW58s:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=tdng1TxW7rI:ut3iOHRW58s:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Style Scenario: Chinos Chukkas Polo – Black, gray, and brown](r/Dappered/~3/s7L7QaArFNA/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 26 May 2020 08:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. Chinos, Chukkas, and a Polo [is our ongoing series]( out to prove the benefits of this simple combination during the warmer months. There’s a million ways to do it, the benefits are numerous and significant, and it can be executed at all levels of style budgets. [Head here for a further explanation]( as to why chinos, chukkas, and a polo works. [Click here for the growing archive](. Got a suggestion for Chinos, Chukkas, & a Polo? Send those into [joe@dappered.com](mailto:joe@dappered.com?subject=chinos%20chukkas%20and%20a%20polo). [Style Scenario: Chinos Chukkas Polo - Black, gray, and brown] The Polo: [Target All in Motion Tech Pique Golf Polo – $15]( ($22). Inexpensive but not cheap or plastic feeling, with [a breathable tech pique]( to help you keep cool. Also the collar actually looks like a collar. This one is stitched all the way around, giving it structure. The fit is spot on and there’s just enough flex to give you full range of motion. The Chinos: [Banana Republic Core Temp Slim Fit Chino in Jupiter Gray – $58.80]( when 40% off ($98). Yes these get mentioned all the time. But still, there’s no better bang-for-the-buck breathable, lightweight, flexible, slim fit chino on the market. For those of us with thicker legs? We’re still left wanting for an athletic tapered fit. If you can’t fit into the Aiden slim from BR, [try the classic fit warpstreme from lululemon](1100l8fEx/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fshop.lululemon.com%2Fsearch%3FNtt%3Dwarpstreme%2520classic). They’re awesome. But good grief they make you pay for it. The Chukkas: [Clarks Original Desert Boot in Dark Brown Suede – $80 – $90](. Classic. Affordable. Comfortable. Brown and gray can 100% work in tandem. As can brown and black. Here all three work together great. It all adds up to a pretty bad-ass look. The goofs who cling to their theory that brown never goes with gray nor black are just being stubborn. Yes style is subjective, but… use your eyes. Could you wear black suede chukkas here? Sure. The risk is you end up looking like stage crew, ready to move a piece of set in-between scenes at your local community theater. Do be careful with the true crepe sole. That stuff can hydroplane on slick, smooth surfaces if you aren’t careful. Want to invest? [Try the Sanders Made in the UK Chukka](5B1%5D=4548). Those are shown at the very top of the post. Careful with ordering from the UK. Returns would be costly, and a pain. There does happen to be [a couple pairs left over at Todd Snyder at post time](//www.toddsnyder.com/products/sanders-hi-top-chukka-boot-snuff-suede-snuff?_pos=3&_sid=6352e58a7&_ss=r). The Sunglasses: [Sunski Treeline Polarized Sunglasses – $89](. Yes these have glare/glacier shields. No, no one is suggesting you wear the shields in the summer, off the ski slopes. But they’re magnetic, and easily pop off. Once they do, you have a terrific pair of dark tortoise shades with a keyhole bridge. Nifty. The Watch: [Orient Ray II Automatic – $140ish](. There might not be a better bang-for-the-buck diver on the market. Automatic movement that hacks and hand winds. 200m water resistance. 120 click bezel helps keep track of elapsed time. Classic dive-watch looks. If a stainless bracelet is too much shine in the summertime for you, swap it out for a NATO. Crown & Buckle’s supreme NATOs are, frankly, the best. Shown at the top of the post is an old, [out of production Seiko SNZJ](. The Jacket: [Banana Republic Water-Resistant Field Jacket – $102.60]( ($229). A warning here. This isn’t super breathable. It’s medium weight, and keeps the rain off, but it’s not some hyper breezy thing. So, best for those who are still in cooler/wetter climates. Has a matte cotton look and feel to it, although it’s a cotton/nylon blend for water resistance. A medium on my 5’10” / 195 lb frame is just on the edge between perfect and a little snug. But it’s a keeper. The Socks: [innotree Merino Wool Men’s Hiking Socks, 2 Pairs – $17.99](. Medium weight here. Nice cushioning. Do I care that there are little mountains on the ankles? Nope. Not at this price. Ships fast and free with Amazon Prime. If you want thinner/lighter weight, go with [the tried and true Nordy dress sock](). The Belt: [GAP Basic Belt in Brown – $17.97]( w/ WARM & SUNNY ($39.95). To many, boring is bad. [And that’s bad](. This belt gets mentioned all the time and thus, is boring. But it’s anything but bad. Want more of these Chinos/Chukkas/Polos outfits? [Head here for the archive](. We’ll be rebooting this series as the warm weather rolls on with currently available items. [But this is the archive]( if you want it. ff/Dappered?a=s7L7QaArFNA:npOgmONgbAI:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=s7L7QaArFNA:npOgmONgbAI:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=s7L7QaArFNA:npOgmONgbAI:gIN9vFwOqvQ You are subscribed to email updates from [Dappered Style Mail](). To stop receiving these emails, you may [unsubscribe now](. Email delivery powered by Google Google, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States

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