Hiking is truly one of the best ways to exercise and stay fit. You’ll also see the beauty of nature and breathe fresh air. But you’ll need the right hiking equipment before you go out!

1. Hiking is truly one of the best ways to exercise and stay fit. You’ll also
see the beauty of nature and breathe fresh air. But you’ll need the
right hiking equipment before you go out!
But hiking requires more gear than just going for a walk, and a successful
hiking trip requires the right hiking equipment. Start with the most basic
essentials, such as water and hiking boots. Then, build from there.
Packing for a hiking trip does not have to be difficult. Just follow the tips
in this article and you’re good to go. Never pack more than what you
need to.

3. Hiking Equipment List
These days, hiking is especially enjoyed by both active and athletic young individuals as well as young at
heart adults. In fact, more and more people are falling in love with trekking across various terrains for long
distances.
If you’re planning a long hiking trip, you’ll need the right gear in place before embarking on your journey.
Be sure to pack all the essential hiking equipment without over-packing or leaving out something important.
Here is a comprehensive list of essential gear and equipment that you need on your hiking trip. Also included
are helpful tips for the perfect hiking experience during warm weather as well as cold weather.
If you have any questions about the list or the tips, feel free to drop me a comment at the end of this article.
I’ll be happy to help you.

4. 1. Warm Gloves and Socks
One of the most basic items you’ll need for
cold-weather hiking and wet conditions are
warm gloves and socks. Make sure the gloves
are waterproof, but that they also allow your
skin to breathe. They must come equipped
with gripping material for carrying.
Socks should be made of wool and lightweight
enough for your toes to breathe and move
comfortably without getting sweaty.

5. 2. Fleece Jacket
A fleece zip-up jacket is great to have on hand
for cool weather. This kind of fabric keeps you
warm without feeling heavy, making it easier
for you to hike.
Wide-brimmed hats protect your face from
the sun’s dangerous rays and are
lightweight and easy to wear.
3. Wide-Brimmed Hat

6. 4. Footwear
Hiking boots are essential for varied terrain whether hiking in warm
weather or cold weather. All good quality hiking boots have great
traction prevent slipping and falling. But hiking shoes other
characteristics vary based on their usage: some are meant for light
hiking and light loads or may even resemble the running shoes while
others are meant for a more extensive hiking and heavier load.
Choose apporpriate shoes for the type of hiking you’re planning
on.
Never skimp on quality when it comes to hiking boots. Make sure
they are well made and designed durably to last. Keep in mind that
cheap hiking boots will cause more harm than good. The boots
could fall apart under frequent wear and you could end up with
blisters or other injuries to your feet.

7. 5. Water and Water Bottle
Enough supply of water is essential when hiking no matter the weather. Make sure to use a
water bottle that is made without BPA (Bisphenol A) or a water bladder in your backpack.

8. 6. Flashlight or Headlamp
Bring a small, lightweight flashlight or headlamp
that be easily stored in your backpack in case
you end up out after dark.

9. 6. Fannypack or Backpack
A fanny pack for lightweight hiking or a larger
backpack for a more extensive hiking is essential
for carrying the hiking equipment you’ll need,
such as food and water. For longer hikes,
consider a pack with a built-in water bladder.

10. 7. Dry bag
If you are a person or two people to travel, be
sure to bring this bag. With it you will not fear
the rain, on wet ground without getting wet. It is
a good companion when you go hiking.

11. 8. Food
Bring easy-to-carry snacks for the trail. Choose
items such as:
• Trail mix
• Nuts
• Granola bars
• Dried fruits
• Jerky
Freeze dried foods are another good option for
longer hikes and they last for years.

12. 9. First-aid Kit
Another hiking equipment essential is a first aid kit. Hopefully, you never need it.
But when you are exploring the great outdoors, you must always be prepared in
case an accident or injury happens. Your first aid kit should include:
• Antibiotic packets
• Burn gel
• Wipes
• Gauze
• Bandages
• Eyewash
• Latex-free gloves
• Aspirin
• Ibuprofen
• Scissors
There are also first aid kits for specific situations. For example, if you’ll be
hiking in an area where snakes could be present, then you’ll need to carry a
snake bite kit.

13. 10.Sunscreen
Sunscreen is necessary not just in hot weather,
but all year-round. The sun’s harmful rays can
cause damage to your skin no matter the
temperature. Be sure to pack a sunscreen that
offers hours of protection and can protect your
skin against UVA and UVB rays. Look for an SPF
of 30+ or above.

14. 11.Insect Repellent
Insect encounters are part of being in nature, but getting bitten can be harmful, or dangerous
as Zika cases are appearing in the United States. Choose an insect repellent that is not only
safe but also effective. It should be long-lasting and consider DEET for extra protection. This
is a strong repellent against biting insects like mosquitoes.
12.Lip Balm
Chapped lips are never fun on a hike! Bring a high-quality lip balm with SPF protection.
13.Binoculars
Binoculars are an excellent way to view wildlife and beautiful scenes from afar. With
binoculars, you can view birds in the sky or high up in trees. Choose a light pair that stows
easily.

15. The Amazon Shop Link For Your Reference:
(Product in FBA, so you can accept the product
within 2 days.)
Water Bladder
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G2V5YOM
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G2W5EXC
Dry Bag
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G2XGTU8
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G2WEO3S
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