A Beginners Guide To Buying Hiking Gear 

If you've just embarked on your hiking journey the first critical steps are to sort out your loadout. But this can become challenging, and can lead you down a path of incorrect purchases and lots of wasted money.
This video aims to give you a solid framework to use when deciding on what gear to buy so that it's the right purchase for you and your specific situation.
I've also compiled a list of recommendations that you can consult if you need some direction.
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- Backpack: Granite Gear Blaze 60 (for overnights) amzn.to/3qiMDBc
- Tent: Durston X-Mid 1P (for everything but winter) amzn.to/3qik86E
- Sleeping bag: refer to purhasing guidlines I suggested in the video.
- Sleeping pad: Klymit Static V (great beginner option) amzn.to/3QjTLIe
- Power bank: amzn.to/3Oeaw4U
- All-in-one charging cable: amzn.to/47cVsgJ
- PLB/Satellite communicator (if venturing into areas without phone service): amzn.to/3OiVWcp
- Water filter: amzn.to/3OnGpb5
- Down jacket: Decathlon MT100 (great budget option) decathlon.com....
- Rain layers: Frogg Toggs amzn.to/3OK4SJn
- Footwear: have your hiking shoes professionally fitted and try on multiple pairs until you find the right fit for you.
- Stove: Soto Amicus amzn.to/3Ynhbym
- Basic first aid kit: amzn.to/3QsrY8E
* Please note that these are only recommendations, don't simply take my word for it and buy these immediately unless they are right for you *
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