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Hydration

Hydration

Most modern packs have an insert for sliding hydration bladders through which you suck water from a tube.Others prefer to carry liquids in a bottle inside the pack or in a side pocket within easy reach...

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Torches

Torches

An essential item, for day walks as well as multi-day trips. Headtorches tend to be used more by walkers than hand-held torches and a wide range is available.

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GPS & Digital

GPS & Digital

GPS receivers, digital locators and mini weather stations are all becoming more and more popular. Sometimes you get them all in a small wristwatch!

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Cameras & Bags

Cameras & Bags

Cameras and bags from everything from multi-lens SLR's to the smallest compact digis.

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Poles

Poles

Trekking poles reduce the jarring experienced in long descents and prevent early wear and tear on the joints. They are also useful for propelling walkers uphill.

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Harnesses

Harnesses

Mostly used by climbers but may occasionally be used by hillwalkers when scrambling or abseiling.

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Gaiters

Gaiters

Possibly the most despised article of outdoor clothing, but well-fitting gaiters do prevent waters entering your boots through the top. They also prevent your trousers from soaking up water, or getting...

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Tools

Tools

Just like Boy Scouts hillwalkers shouldn't leave home without a knife, or one of the multi-tools now available on the market.

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Food & Cookwear

Food & Cookwear

Dehydrated or freeze dried, backpacking food has improved enormously over the years, as have the means to cook it.

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