Hiking Gear
Use this page as the hiking lane overview, then move into hydration, trekking poles, packs, and footwear when you want the cleanest trail-system buying path. That keeps hiking in a hero role while ...
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Hiking Gear
HOKA ONE ONE Kaha 2 Low Gtx Unisex Shoes
Honey Stinger Organic Energy Chews - Variety 12 Pack
Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier - Mango (16 Sticks)
RXBAR Whole Food Protein Bars - Variety 10 Pack
Clif Bar Energy Protein Bars - Variety Pack (30 Bars)
HydraPak Breakaway Surge Lightweight Bike Water Bottle (25oz, Charcoal)
Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle 32oz, Vacuum Chug Lid Travel Tumbler for Men Friends Dad Brothers, Birthday
Hydrocolloid Roll for Wound Care, Hydrocolloid Bandages with Self-Adhesive, Cut-to-Size Patch Bandages, Ultra
Ultralight Aluminum Trekking Poles with Cork Grip — Anti-Shock Collapsible Hiking Sticks for Men & Women
Sport Ultra SPF 30 Sunscreen Lotion - 3 oz Twin Pack
32oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottle with Straw and Shoulder Carrier Bag
Garmin 010-01199-10 GPSMAP 64s Worldwide with High-Sensitivity GPS and GLONASS Receiver
SUUNTO Core Classic Outdoor Watch for Men
SUUNTO Core, Outdoor Sports Watch, Multiple Styles/Colors
Garmin 010-01772-00 Foretrex 601, 2 inches
Garmin GPSMAP 64st, TOPO U.S. 100K with High-Sensitivity GPS and GLONASS Receiver
HIKING CATEGORIES
Match your trail kit to the trip
CHOOSING YOUR GEAR
Questions about hiking gear
How should I choose what to carry?
Consider route length, terrain, weather, water access, and how remote the route is. Choose footwear that fits and a pack that carries your actual load comfortably. Review the whole trip plan rather than treating footwear or any one product as a complete solution.
When are trekking poles useful?
Poles can be useful on uneven terrain and sustained ascents or descents, depending on your needs and technique. Check adjustment range, locking mechanism, and packed size before choosing.
How do I plan water and navigation?
Check reliable water access and route information before leaving. Carry water and navigation appropriate to the route, plus a contingency for changing conditions. If using a filter, check its documented limitations and instructions; do not assume untreated trail water is safe.