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Stuff to Pack in your
Backpack
Before you head for a faraway hiking adventure with
your backpack, make sure that you take all the things
you'll need while on the trail.
Here's
a checklist that will make your backpacking
adventure a more pleasant and memorable experience.
- Backpack - Obviously, you'll need a backpack!
Pick one that's comfortable and fits well. A properly
fitted backpack is essential. You are going hiking and
the last thing you need is a backpack that gouges into
your shoulders. Make sure yours fits properly.
- Quick Drying Towel - Widely available in many
stores. You don’t want a heavy, damp towel on your
backpack, do you?
- Walking Shoes - Pick comfortable shoes. They're
going to be with you every step of the way.
- Underwear and socks - These go without saying.
- Long Underwear - This depends on the season and
place where you are traveling. You might also wear your
long underwear when you stay in hotels that do not have
adequate well-heating systems.
- Pillow Case - Pillow case is an essential
thing to keep when you stay in backpacker hotels.
- Sleeping Bag - Even when you stay in
backpacker hotels. Select a lightweight sleeping bag.
Down is the best type of sleeping bag. Yes, they do cost
a bit more, but the prices is well worth it. Feathers
are very light and you can compress a down sleeping bag
into a very small package.
- Passport - Don’t even think of leaving
the country without it.
- Band Aids - It’s better to be
prepared than not at all. |
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- Spy Wallet or Money Belt- So that you could be
able to divide up the money that you have
just in case.
- Day Pack - Most backpacks
have a detachable daypack.
- Camera - Digital or film,
you're bound to see some beautiful scenes
that are worth saving
- Journal - For the writer and
chronicler in you.
- Flip Flops - Useful when you take a
shower.
- Traveler’s Checks - You can never
be too sure with your money.
- Wet Wipes - Always come in handy.
Easy to carry too.
- Landry Detergent - It might
prove handy.
- Rain Coat - Especially if you
travel on a rainy season or you’re going to
tropical countries like those in Southeast
Asia or South America.
- Lock - For the safety of your
belongings.
- Travel Guide - Try picking a
comprehensive yet easy-to-carry travel
guide.
- Personal items - such as
toothpaste, deodorant, soap, and shampoo for
hygienic purposes.
- Clothing - tip: The night
before you leave, check all clothes that you
need. Then take only half of them. Clothing
simply weighs too much. Take only what you
can carry easily.
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