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Outdoor travel items

Essential items for outdoor travel

Many people will travel during the holidays. Let’s take a look at what items you need to bring with you during the holidays! The following are outdoor travel items Essential items, welcome to read.

1. Backpack

1. Large backpack (necessary for short-distance camping or long-distance travel, preferably comfortable and load-bearing, ranging from 45-80L)

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2. Small backpack (for short-distance travel or long-distance backup, with a certain carrying capacity, ranging from 15-30L)

3. Waist bag or shoulder bag (for carrying small things when traveling long-distance, preferably Preferably the one that can hold a kettle)

4. Photography bag (according to personal needs, the cross-body bag is more convenient for accessing the lens)

2. Camping

< p> 1. Sleeping bag (it is advisable to bring a small down sleeping bag for long distances to save space, and bring it according to the needs of the season)

2. Sleeping bag liner (if you are not camping on a long trip, just bring a protective A dirty fleece or cotton sleeping bag liner will suffice)

3. Tent (for ordinary camping, an ordinary waterproof and wind-resistant tent will suffice. For long-distance travel, it is recommended to bring a small and lightweight tent. Tent)

4. Tent mat (protect the bottom of your tent from wear and tear)

5. Moisture-proof mat (ordinary ones that allow you to sit and lie down anytime, anywhere. Air cushions make you more comfortable,)

6. Aluminum film mats (light and easy to carry, can be used as a reflector for photography when necessary)

3. Lighting

1. Headlamp (it frees up your hands, very convenient)

2. Flashlight (it is quite reliable as a backup lighting)

3. Camp lantern (used in the camp or in the tent, the effect is very good)

4. Glow sticks (it has a certain effect, but don’t throw it away, it is not environmentally friendly)

5. Windproof lighter (very useful, good for lighting in emergencies)

6. Waterproof matches (also for emergencies)

4. Cooking utensils

1. Stove (allows you to eat hot things in the wild, one of the petty supplies)

2. Gas tank (used with the stove, be careful to carry it safely)

3. Set of pots (there is a stove, but you can’t do it without a pot. You can cook rice, soup, noodles, and omelette)

4. Small steel cup (environmentally friendly product, you can drink anything, It can also be used as a washing cup in the morning)

5. Barbecue grill (common supplies that can be carried during self-driving activities)

5. Water utensils

1. Outdoor Kettle (can effectively prevent corrosion, the color is cool)

2. Military kettle (bring a lunch box, this is more practical)

3. Water bag (when traveling in the wild or on a bicycle trip

4. Insulated kettle (it’s a pleasure to drink hot water when you go out in winter)

5. Water purifier (more professional and has requirements for quality of life) For personal use)

6. Water purification tablets (easy to carry, average water purification effect, but can meet the requirements)

6. Newsletter

1. Mobile phone (The most commonly used contact method, the most critical signal, often useless in the wild)

2. Walkie-talkies (very useful equipment in team activities, echoing back and forth, and also very practical for shopping within a certain range)

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3. GPS (Global Positioning System, a professional toy that can help locate, determine routes, and prevent getting lost)

4. Survival whistle (easy to carry, can also be used as one of the team contact methods )

7. Other articles

1. Mountaineering tent (used well, it can save about 20% of physical strength, and can also be used as a monopod)

2. Toiletries bag (not to mention its uses, just well organized)

3. Personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, towel, toothpaste, toilet paper, foot powder, earplugs, sunscreen, lip balm, heating patch, Nail clippers, water purifiers, medicines, personal medicines,)

4. Backpack rain cover (not only waterproof, but also an ideal tool for dustproofing for long distances)

5. Backpack strapping Belt (can be used to fix external items in the backpack, and can be connected as a protective rope if necessary)

6. Map (a useful tool for both long and short distances)

7 , Small quick hook (convenient to hang small objects, towels, hats, garbage bags, etc. on the backpack)

8. Compass (useful tool for identifying directions in the wild, or finding directions after getting lost)

9. Saber (I think all men should carry one, it can be used for everything from peeling apples to chopping)

10. Outdoor watch (can measure altitude, temperature, air pressure , with functions such as electronic compass, timekeeping and alarm clock)

11. Headband (can be used to wipe sweat, and can also be used as a scarf to keep cool and keep out the cold)

12. Waterproof bag (protection Your clothes and supplies will not get wet, making it easier to organize in the backpack)

13. Document bag (keep important documents or money close to your body)

14. Small telescope (to increase your vision)

15. Sewing kit (in case the clothes are damaged, you will always need to sew and mend them)

16. Notebook (to record your travel mood or accounts) Required)

17. Spare batteries and chargers (batteries are used for many things)

18. Inflatable pillow (ideal companion during long-distance car or plane rides)

19. Medicines (cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, sunscreen, get better, berberine, hemostatic bandages, band-aids, vitamin tablets, eye drops, safflower oil...carry according to individual needs)

20. Spare food (compressed biscuits, chocolate, beef jerky, raisins, energy bars...);