Consejos: Advice
Publicado por Unknown , miércoles, 27 de noviembre de 2013 11:19
Here are a just a few things I have learned:
- A down sleeping bag long enough for a grown person can be stuffed into a sack and compressed to the size of a cantaloupe.
- Deodorant, for that matter everything in plastic packaging, can be removed from its packaging, put in a Ziploc bag and used right out of the bag to help keep down the total weight of the pack.
- One change of clothing is sufficient – any more is just added weight to carry.
- Quick drying and wicking clothing with plenty of pockets is a must.
- Socks need to be changed and feet need messaging after a few hours’ walking each and every day.
- Wrinkled clothing is a part of backpacking.
- Rain gear for oneself is absolutely necessary. A rain cover for the backpack is positively essential!
- Gaiters for shoes will help keep out dirt, mud and rocks.
- Buff headgear can be worn as a headband, hat, neck scarf and a device to keep earplugs in place.
- Dr. Bronner’s soap is multi-tasking. It can be used for bathing, shampooing and washing clothing.
- Hydration as well as electrolyte replacement is extremely important.