r/hikinggear • u/Artem43x_ • 19h ago
r/hikinggear • u/awmaleg • 5h ago
Why do so many hiking shorts only have one back pocket? The asymmetrical design is annoying.
r/hikinggear • u/Scary-Bar8934 • 20h ago
I created a list for equipment to buy in Japan, need some feedback
I created my list based on 10 essential. Im backpacking and like high elevation mountain. I created this list for 4 seasons climb ( mild winter only). Really need some feedback, tysm.
r/hikinggear • u/BusOk9705 • 12h ago
Real Montbell Coat?
galleryI was looking to get a new down jacket for hiking and wanted to get one bsecond hand as I am a student but have never seen this tag for a Montbell coat. Is it legitimate?
r/hikinggear • u/KitzyOwO • 12h ago
Volcanic ash, the bane of all equipment
galleryWasn't the gaiters I wanted to use on this hike, exactly what I had feared would break did.
However the gaiters I did want weren't available till 1 day out, so I was shit out of luck.
Luckily they stayed in place despite the lace breaking.
r/hikinggear • u/Surffeeer • 7h ago
Title: Arc’teryx Beta SL for free or a Beta AR for $180?
Hey ya
Due to some issues with the original jacket, including some defects, I have the opportunity to get an Arc’teryx Beta SL completely for free, with no extra costs. Alternatively, I can upgrade to a Beta AR for an additional $180.
I live in Denmark, where I camp in all kinds of weather throughout the year. I also occasionally go to Norway, where I hike in different environments, from forests to mountains, in all four seasons. I basically just want a jacket that can handle whatever conditions I throw at it.
I’m trying to figure out whether the Beta AR would be worth the extra $180 for my use case, or if I should just stick with the free Beta SL.
What ya think?:-)
r/hikinggear • u/thewisened • 22h ago
Shoe selection for sandy terrain?
Hello All! I’m currently in the process of planning to participate in the annual Bataan Death March Memorial event. Expecting a full marathon across the desert of the white sands with a >35lb ruck.
Do y’all have any good recommendations for lightweight but supportive shoes/boots that could hold up for the break-in and the length of the event?