A collection of all the clothes/gear I use for my hiking! I'm a day hiker but I always prepare for emergencies so you'll see some of that reflected in the recs! I have the list divided into 2 sections, clothing and gear. I'm always adding more as I t...
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Really lightweight and comfortable! Perfect to keep legs covered on hikes
CRZ YOGA Women's High Waisted Joggers 27.5"
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My go to Hiking boot! I've done 20 mile hikes in these with no issues!
Newton Ridge Hiking Boots
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Cozy for those chilly morning hikes. Super soft and comes in cute colors
Women's Benton Springs Half Snap Pullover Fleece II
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Very soft merino wool socks. Wool socks are reccomended for hiking because they provide moisture wicking.
Anlisim Merino Wool Thermal Hiking Socks 5 Pairs
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I love these hiking/running shorts. I even wear them around the house. I believe they're also considered a Lulu dupe. They're nice quality
CRZ YOGA Mid Waist Running Shorts Women L
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Rain jacket for your outer shell. Super light (not hot) and packs up tight fitting in your daypack. You don't want your rain jacket to be super heavy especially if you're hiking in warm areas.
Women's Switchback IV Jacket
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These bras are very good value for the price. They are soft, stretchy and give comfortable support for your hikes. You don't want uncomfortable bras that rub while hiking the trails.
Fruit of the Loom Women's 360 Stretch Longline Wireless Bra
Gear
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You need this for your emergency water if you're going to be out on long hikes. It allows you to drink directly from water sources and filters out particles/bacteria/parasites so it makes most water sources potable.
The original award-winning straw-filter – LifeStraw Water Filters & Purifiers
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This is the source for ordering on Amazon. These last for a couple years depending on use so well worth the investment.
LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking & Travel
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I bought this quick dry towel for when we want to take dips in lakes while hiking. It packs light and small and lives up to its quick dry name.
Rainleaf Microfiber Towel - Travel & Gym
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You should always bring blister bandages. The trick is to apply to "hot spots" before they start forming the blister.
36PCS Waterproof Hydrocolloid Blister Bandages
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Anytime you go out on a long hike, you should always bring your emergency kit. That kit should always include a mylar blanket to keep you warm. They are super small so not a problem to pack along.
Emergency Blanket 4-Pack Mylar Survival Gear
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This is the daypack I use! Its super light but can store what you need for a day hike and has a pocket for a water bladder which is a must!
REI Co-op Flash 22 Pack
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Headlamps for when you get caught in the dark! Rechargeable and bright! Much better than holding a flashlight
LHKNL Rechargeable LED Headlamp 2-Pack
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A fire striker if you need an emergency fire. Very small so easy to pack along. It should be part of your emergency kit