Army coveralls?

Wandering isaac

Wandering isaac

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I haven't seen as many other travelers rocking army coveralls as i thought i would. Is there a reason for this? I'm pretty green, solo thumber that hasn't been on the road very long, but i picked up a coverall at a flea market for $25 and I've since tossed most of my other clothing. I might be overdoing the army look, with army coveralls and an ALICE pack, but it's what I could scrounge up before I left Philly. Anyone have thoughts?
 
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The olive drab Army coveralls aren't too bad. The camouflage ones, especially the digitals tend to draw attention. I prefer the "grey man" approach when traveling, wearing clothes that don't stand out. Hell, in some cities wearing an Alice rucksack by itself tends to get unwelcome attention from police. Those old coveralls should last you awhile though.
 
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Wandering isaac said:
I haven't seen as many other travelers rocking army coveralls as i thought i would. Is there a reason for this? I'm pretty green, solo thumber that hasn't been on the road very long, but i picked up a coverall at a flea market for $25 and I've since tossed most of my other clothing. I might be overdoing the army look, with army coveralls and an ALICE pack, but it's what I could scrounge up before I left Philly. Anyone have thoughts?
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I am at work, and wearing a coverall right NOW that I bought on the road in Texas from a guy. :D
 
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Lightning Samurai said:
You can really get them anywhere even Wally's. Anywhere that sells work type clothing like dickies carhart etc.
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hmm maybe bc it's florida stuff like that is less common here? every walmart I've been to in florida, at most, just had these tacky overalls that were way too frumpy. BUT I found two pairs at a local-ish flea market today !!!
 
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