Now, go and bin that bag you got free from your gym, immediately.Designed with classic adventure in mind, this sturdy canvas backpack is perfect for weekend getaways, explorations through the city, or simply for day-to-day life. With the motto “Our best machines are still our hands,” this fourth-generation family brand, Seil Marschall, has been making fine handmade sporting gear in Germany since 1896. Their classic outdoor bag is made of French heavyweight cotton canvas featuring bridle leather straps & connections, copper rivet reinforcements, and brass hardware. I like this pair from Outdoor Research which easily slip on and off.Made with French heavy cotton canvas / Adjustable leather straps This heavy-duty backpack contains a no-nonsense design that every guy can appreciate. Gaiters: Although not very fashionable, gaiters, waterproof covers that slip on over your boots to protect your ankles and calves from rain and mud, are very practical. These picks for both men and women will keep you warm and dry, even in a sudden downpour. Gloves: On chilly fall hikes or cool summer mornings, a pair of lightweight, waterproof gloves are essential. Get a hat that’s made for activities and wicks away moisture, like Arc’teryx’s Calvus Cap. Hat: You’ll want a hat to keep the sun off of your face, but a regular ball caps can get very sweaty after a while. The weather can change quickly: Prepare by bringing along a lightweight jacket like the Patagonia Nano Puff Hoody, available for both women and men, which delivers an impressive amount of warmth and wind-resistance for the weight. Jacket: Even if it looks like it’s going to be a warm day, packing a jacket is always a good idea on hikes, especially ones with a summit above the tree line (where it can be significantly colder/windier than it is at the base). The shorts are made for hikers, with zippered hand pockets and a loop to secure your gear to. The lightweight fabric is quick-drying and stays cool even as the temperature rises. Hiking Shorts: For hot trail days, Fjallraven’s Abisko Shade Shorts are designed to keep you cool, with ventilation for air circulation. For warmer days, Patagonia Capilene Lightweight T-Shirts for women and men are an ultra-light option that’s moisture-wicking, breathable and features patented Polygiene for odor control. Smartwool’s Merino 150 Base Layer Micro Stripe Short Sleeve tops for both women and men can be worn alone or layered for cooler days, and merino wool fabric means it won’t smell, even on a longer backpacking trip. Hiking Shirts: If you’re planning on carrying a backpack, opt for a t-shirt over a tank top to prevent any irritation from your backpack straps. For women, Patagonia’s Switchback Sports Bra is a soft and supportive option that’s also quick-drying and won’t cause chafing. Look for underwear that’s moisture-wicking and odor-resistant, like these pairs from ExOfficio for both women and men. Hiking Underwear: Your favorite delicates might be comfortable, but they aren’t immune from the wear of lengthy hiking trips. Lowa’s unisex hiking socks use merino wool and a unique honeycomb pattern to wick away moisture, prevent chafing, and help regulate your temperature. They keep your feet dry, prevent blisters, and provide cushioning and warmth.
Socks: Good socks are the key to comfortable hiking. Plus, unlike most leggings, these trekking tights come with plenty of pockets and are available in a men’s version as well.
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Fjallraven’s Abisko Trekking Tights are tough enough for hiking thanks to a super durable four-way stretch fabric that has extra reinforcement over the rear and knees to protect your skin when you’re scrambling over rocks or sitting on the ground. You probably already own something similar to these super-flexible leggings in your wardrobe for running or yoga, but a hiking version are designed to withstand the rigors of an intense hiking trail. Hiking Tights: Tights are a tempting choice for hikes. Related: 7 Spring Travel Shoes That Can Handle Any Type of Weather Hiking Essentials: Clothing
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