Never bought or wore that stuff, but then again, I don't get out into nature that much due to my work. I always found it somewhat ridiculous that people who wouldn't even think about exploring the great outdoors started buying North Face stuff, just because it was trendy.

There are things people buy to make them feel good, and then there's stuff people buy just to make them feel good about themselves, to "fit in" with people that they hate and envy (your typical normie lefty democrat elitist). North Face gear bought and worn by these people always seemed to fall into that latter category, IMO.

Never bought or wore that stuff, but then again, I don't get out into nature that much due to my work. I always found it somewhat ridiculous that people who wouldn't even think about exploring the great outdoors started buying North Face stuff, just because it was trendy.

There are things people buy to make them feel good, and then there's stuff people buy just to make them feel good about themselves, to "fit in" with people that they hate and envy. North Face gear bought and worn by these people always seemed to fall into that latter category, IMO.