Cheapest hobby you actually have versus the most expensive one, be honest

[Oliver98]

My cheapest is genuinely just walking, costs nothing beyond a decent pair of shoes and gets me out of the house daily, my most expensive is photography which has quietly drained more money than I want to admit over the years

Curious what the actual gap looks like for other people, the free or nearly free thing you do constantly versus the one hobby that's genuinely bled your wallet dry over time

[NeutrinoX]

Cheapest is reading, library card and done, most expensive is definitely skiing, between gear and lift tickets and travel it's become my biggest annual expense by a wide margin

[NickFury]

Deffo Cheapest is running, just shoes really, most expensive is woodworking, tools alone have cost me more than I'd ever admit to my partner directly

[Terry84]

Cheapest is journaling, a notebook and a pen, most expensive is definitely golf, between clubs and green fees it's become an embarrassingly large recurring cost

[Danny_21]

Cheapest is birdwatching honestly, just a decent pair of binoculars once and you're set for years, most expensive is definitely my camera gear which never actually stops growing somehow

[Quiet Depot]

Definitely my Cheapest is cooking at home, most expensive is scuba diving, between certification courses and gear and trips it's become the priciest thing I do by a huge margin

[NovaBreaker10]

I find Cheapest is drawing, just paper and a pencil, most expensive is definitely my vinyl collection, records aren't individually expensive but they add up fast over time

[Dank]

My Cheapest is hiking, most expensive is unquestionably my woodworking shop, tools and lumber have quietly become a serious ongoing expense over the years