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Hiking/Backpacking So I have a customer who is a overnight hiker. He has hiked several segments of the Appalachian Trail. My cousins have talked about trying it in the future. So I have been acquiring gear required to hike and do overnight backpacking. I now have the basics, enough to give it a try. Most likely I will do a overnight hike in Western PA to test out my equipment. I am sure there will be other items that will be needed for convenience. So far I have : A backpack Tent Portable Bruner Water purification device Insulated self inflating sleeping bag pad Sleeping bag Total weight so far is about 18 pounds . Have you tried it? Thought about trying it? Experienced and can suggest other items that would be helpful purchase?  |
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I have gone on a few Nature hikes in my time but never an overnight one. Happy Trails to you though for your overnight hiking adventure..xoxo
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ciao dipende tutto dal percorso che vuoi effettuare , comunque io frequento spesso la montagna e ti consiglio un kit di pronto soccorso , coltellino svizzero , accendino , power bank per il telefono , barrette energetiche .... buona passeggiata
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Insect Spray or Wipes, Today's self heating MRE's aren't too bad , Flashlight and/or Fleshlight , Rain Poncho, raincoat's ( if you get my drift ), Likely other things that just aren't coming to mind at the moment   
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I trust you've considered a handheld GPS device (I like Garmin Etrex or similar) And some kind of communication device to give you some hope in an emergency. If so, use Lithium batteries. They last FAR longer, weigh FAR less, and are not affected by the cold (depending on when you hike). When I hike alone I carry a gps and an FRS radio that has quite a few miles of line of sight range. I then let others know the channel and subchannel code so IF they were to search for me and I was conscious I'd have a chance that they only need to get within a couple of miles of me, perhaps, to contact. Hey, it isn't foolproof but safety is important. Of course, weight is a major consideration on a long hike.
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I should've added a headband LED light that is good for many hours! Mine will last something like 72 hours on low setting.
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I have gone on a few Nature hikes in my time but never an overnight one. Happy Trails to you though for your overnight hiking adventure..xoxo
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Insect Spray or Wipes, Today's self heating MRE's aren't too bad , Flashlight and/or Fleshlight , Rain Poncho, raincoat's ( if you get my drift ), Likely other things that just aren't coming to mind at the moment
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I trust you've considered a handheld GPS device (I like Garmin Etrex or similar) And some kind of communication device to give you some hope in an emergency. If so, use Lithium batteries. They last FAR longer, weigh FAR less, and are not affected by the cold (depending on when you hike). When I hike alone I carry a gps and an FRS radio that has quite a few miles of line of sight range. I then let others know the channel and subchannel code so IF they were to search for me and I was conscious I'd have a chance that they only need to get within a couple of miles of me, perhaps, to contact. Hey, it isn't foolproof but safety is important. Of course, weight is a major consideration on a long hike.
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ciao dipende tutto dal percorso che vuoi effettuare , comunque io frequento spesso la montagna e ti consiglio un kit di pronto soccorso , coltellino svizzero , accendino , power bank per il telefono , barrette energetiche .... buona passeggiata
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