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CarleyMarek 08-24-2012 01:33 AM

What essential equipment used for hiking ?
 
Hello friends,

Our family is planning to go for camping next week so I just want to know what are essential camping hiking equipment used for hiking.

Any help would be appreciative..!
Thanks in advance!

scootergptx 08-24-2012 07:17 AM

The first question would be, are you camping, and going hiking from there? Makes a difference whether you're driving to the campsite, setting up camp and then going the trails for a few hours as opposed to hiking 10-20 miles to the campsite. Done both and it makes a huge difference on equipment and supplies taken along.

TacticalRedneckofKentucky 12-15-2012 02:35 PM


Originally Posted by CarleyMarek (Post 3133602)

link supposed to be there? :confused:

im confused:huh:

user493 12-15-2012 04:43 PM

There's a link there. If you can't see it there's something wrong with your browser.

alexandro01 12-18-2012 10:30 AM

In my point of view these are essential things for hiking: Topographic Map, Compass, Flashlight, Sunglasses, Extra Food and Water, First Aid Kit, Matches, Fire Starter, Food Storage Device

user493 12-18-2012 04:20 PM

Don't forget the TP.

Jaster94 12-22-2012 07:51 PM

don't forget stamina and maybe an oxygen bottle for the higher elevations for the "out of shape" folks :D

Wildcat83 01-28-2013 09:39 PM

Depending where you are and the weather, you might want to take rain gear too.

HaroldBWiley 04-18-2015 04:06 AM

I recommend you purchase camping and hiking gear at saffordsportinggoods.com
They have one of the largest selections of hiking and camping gear to choose from. They have excellent customer support. If you have a question you can get answers immediately with their Live Help. Good Luck.

DeniseFrank 05-11-2017 05:16 AM

Definitely, you should have good boots.

user493 05-11-2017 01:04 PM

For some reason I can't get to page 2. I'll see if I can get there by making a post.

greg74 05-11-2017 01:39 PM

I don't think that person comes here anymore, that was almost 5 years ago and no response since then. Still relevant info for anyone else you might want to know.

user493 05-11-2017 04:39 PM

The OP made 2 posts the same day then disappeared. They could be lurking but they're probably long gone.

I agree with DeniseFrank that you need good boots. And don't try to break in a new pair on a hike. Get them broke in at work or around the neighborhood first. Good boots that fit right and are broken in can make the difference between an enjoyable experience and pure hell. Some good thick boot socks help too.

scootergptx 05-11-2017 06:42 PM

My hiking excursions have gone from long walks in the woods, to parking at the far end of the parking lot.:o

user493 05-11-2017 10:02 PM

My hiking excursions are going out the back door to the front sidewalk to my mailbox and back. I really should be walking around the neighborhood or in a shopping mall every day but find it boring. I used to hunt small game when I was younger and did a lot of walking through the woods. Now, nothing.


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