What I Pack for a DAY HIKE - 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome back to another video. In this weeks video I'm going to be going through all of the kit that I might potentially pack for a day hike in 2024.
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Hi guys, Hope you enjoyed the video! One thing I forgot to mention was hiking poles! I very rarely use them, however, they are an excellent bit of kit which many hikers use. They’re a 4 wheel drive upgrade for hiking. I’ve got some great use out of them when I’ve been recovering from injuries (which has been a lot 😂).
Another important bit of kit, a whistle! Great for emergencies, both of my rucksacks have them built into the chest strap so I forgot to mention.
Great vlog Alex. I'd be inclined to also have a group shelter for 2 upwards (size of group depending) and great for gnarly lunch stops, whistle, notebook/pen/pencil. Group shelters are a real lifesaver 👍
I've always got a pocket knife and length of strong cord too, which has very occasionally come in handy.
I assume there's one in the first-aid kit, but a tick tool as well (thankfully not come in handy, so far 🤞)
Good tips. To add I usually carry some spare boot laces in case they break and gaiters. I also have a survival shelter that but it’s not essential.
I always carry a bivvy bag just for an extreme emergency where I wouldn't be able to make it back.
Never needed it yet but for the small bit of weight and size I think it's worth it as I'd rather spend a night cold and dry as opposed to cold and wet.
Have you thought about a cheap Vs expensive comparison? I've got gear from relatively cheap but decent columbia gear up to fjallraven and arcteryx etc. All serve their purpose.
Thanks for another informative vlog….. always better to be safe than sorry
Brilliant run down Alex! Love your content! All the best for 2024
Great video mate. 👍What's your favourite routes to do in the Peak District?
Great video as always Alex! I’m doing day 1 of the Pennine way shortly and this was a great video to check my kit I had planned on taking against 🙌
Hi Alex, this is a great video. I’m in the market for some new hiking boots/shoes as my 10 year old Merrell boots have finally given in. Living in North Notts, I often hike in the areas you normally film in both summer and winter conditions. Do you have a shoe/boot recommendation or a video discussing this, please? Thanks.
Some good tips Alex , i usually carry a whistle for a emergency.
That’s a very important piece of kit that I forgot to mention as both my bags have whistles built in to them. I’ll add it to the list in the comments. Thanks!
Hi m8 I carry everything in your bag plus small bivvybag Swiss Army knife with a saw on it and a lighter and ferro rod in case of being caught out overnight oh and sometimes a stove and mug for brew or ration pack👍
I believe Osprey backpacks have them integrated.
I have just packed my day hike bag for snowdonia. I normally take trekking poles and an emergency shelter. I use etip thin gloves and often take sealskin socks especially when the ground is wet. Never taken a foil blanket before. I’ve taken a trowel before though.
@@juliagoatly5857 sealskin socks good I use military ones,av a nice trip
Some really great tips bud 👏
Thank you very much! 😊
Hi Alex, is it Outside in Hathersage you work in?
Hi great informative video thank you. What make is your head torch? I'm about to upgrade and looking for ideas. Thanks
Thank you 😊 the head torch is a Petzl, they do great head torches and so do Black Diamond
Thank you