Gay lumberjack

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Lumbersexuality and Its Discontents : Wikipedia defines Lumberjacks as mostly North American workers in the logging industry who perform the initial harvesting and transport of trees

The lumberjack looms large in the American imagination. He looks like a man of the woods, but works at The Nerderyprogramming for a healthy salary and benefits. Gear Up and Get Out. Follow Us On. Facebook Twitter Instagram Feed.

Support us! Thanks to our man on the scene Matt Baume for getting smothered in plaid flannel and chest hair to get these photos of lumberjacks on the down low. Skip to content. He kept a clean shave, and generally looked tidy. Want more? Today, the metrosexual is a disappearing breed being quickly replaced by men more concerned with existing in the outdoors, or the pseudo-outdoors, than meticulous grooming habits.

By signing up for email newsletters, you agree to GearJunkie's Privacy Policy. Notice the Jansport Pleastantona leather lumberjack-style pack complete with a laptop sleeve, and the RedWing work boots.

106 Photos of Lumbersexuals : Thing is, lumbersexual guys have an awful lot in common with another set of gay men known as bears

Lumbersexual or metrojack? Andy Colle, actual Lumberjack at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show (lumbersexual role model); photo WKnight94 Let’s have a look at the spectrum of the Lumbersexual. He is a master of the retro Instagram filter. His laid-back style has been honed with more effort than he would like you to know.

Seen in New York, L. Whether the roots of the lumbersexual are a cultural shift toward environmentalism, rebellion against the lumberjack of office jobs, or simply recognition that outdoor gear is just more comfortable, functional, and durable, the Lumbersexual is on the rise.

Subscribe Now Get adventure news and gear reviews in your inbox! He will open your beer with an omnipresent Buck knife. The MetroJack has even been seen wearing pieces inspired by mountaineering. This man embraces the look with an unkempt beard, nothing tight, plaid, maybe even plaid on plaid, and an appropriate level of disaffection.

He has decked out pavilions at world’s fairs, been built to giant gay as a highway attraction, and his best representative, Paul Bunyan. He might be wearing a Patagonia heritage jacket, or some technical Cordura nylon pants that look great in the low light of the bar, but also provide protection from a chainsaw blade.

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