Best Purchase Under 50 Dollars

the_moderaper

the_moderaper

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What single purchase has brought you the most enjoyment? Preferably of the outdoors, but lets hear it. I need to spend some money.

Personally, for 20 bucks I bought a knockoff Eno 2 person hammock on amazon. It packs into a ball thats super light and as large as a c-cup. I bring it everywhere I go hiking and have spent several refreshing nights in it. Great for combusting hemp and stumbling on fungi.

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Koss ksc 75 headphones, $15 at kmart or amazon. If you can get past the ear clips, they are one of the best sounding headphones under $400. They are not for noisy subways or anything loud, as they are an open backed design, but they truely compete with some of the more expensive headphones ive owned/used.. It is well known in the headphone industry, that its hard to get much better than the ksc 75, even when spending $1000 dollars it may only sound 2x as good as a $15 headphone from kmart.

Amazing headphone.
 
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this has been, by far, my most favorite
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this has been, by far, my most favorite $50 purchase. a mini, 4 channel rc helicopter. I have spent hours upon hours flying this beast
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topic:the_moderaper said:
What single purchase has brought you the most enjoyment? Preferably of the outdoors, but lets hear it. I need to spend some money.

Personally, for 20 bucks I bought a knockoff Eno 2 person hammock on amazon. It packs into a ball thats super light and as large as a c-cup. I bring it everywhere I go hiking and have spent several refreshing nights in it. Great for combusting hemp and stumbling on fungi.

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I recently purchased one of those, best decision in a long time for camping.
 
If I had to have one hat for the rest of my life, this would be it:

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Cost me like $6 from Backcountry. The hat is ultra rugged, looks good, and cost next to nothing. What's not to love?
 
Well I was gonna say a hammock but you beat me to it. next I would say a home made slackline set up. I can't get into the big ratchet straps, I prefer just some 1 1/2 inch webbing and a few (4+-) Caribbeans. Very cheap and hours of entertainment.

Next I would say try to get a pair of cheap used climbing shoes to do some bouldering. Building a bouldering wall can also be insanely cheap dependent on your tolerance for sketchiness and provide endless entertainment.
 
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