Whether you are carrying an internal or external frame pack, you should load it with balance and the convenient location of gear in mind. A few basic packing principles apply to both styles of packs. Protect your sleeping bag. Internal frame packs have a special sleeping bag compartment in the bottom. External frame packs have [...]
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Cooking Carry in, carry out. Before you hit the trail, repackage food into reusable containers. When empty, the containers can hold waste until you can dispose of it properly. Pack everything that you carry into the backcountry back out with you. In bear country, protect wildlife, your food supply and yourself by storing rations securely. [...]
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Choosing Hiking Boots Your enjoyment on the trail rests literally on your feet. Nothing can end a great outdoor experience quicker than painful blisters, pinched toes or even injuries caused by inappropriate hiking boots. (The comfort, fit and construction of appropriate footwear can also add to your margin of safety in rugged terrain.) Here are [...]
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The farther from the beaten path you venture, the more prepared you should be for a medical emergency. Always carry a first-aid kit designed for the type of trek and the number of people in your group. A variety of first-aid kits are available for day hikes, family camping trips or backpacking treks. Kits should [...]
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PacSafe’s secure trigger release combo lock is extremely tough, made of solid brass casing. 3 dial resettable combination. 4.4 ounces. $4.5
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The ProSafe 310 Mini Combination Lock allows you to lock your suitcase or luggage; its small size allows it to fit through zipper pulls. $7
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Prosafe 650 TSA Pop-up Indicator Lock. The Travel Sentry Approved locks are recognized and accepted by the Transport Security Administration (TSA) in all US commercial airports. The Travel Sentry logo alerts TSA agents that they can open your lock and relock it using codes and secured tools during inspection. The great thing about the Prosafe [...]
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ProSafe 700 TSA Combination Lock. The Travel Sentry Approved locks are recognised and accepted by the Transport Security Administration (TSA) in all US commercial airports. The Travel Sentry logo alerts TSA agents that they can open your lock and relock it using codes and secured tools during inspection. $9.8
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ProSafe 800. 3-Digit Cable Lock. The Travel Sentry Approved locks are recognised and accepted by the Transport Security Administration (TSA) in all US commercial airports. The Travel Sentry logo alerts TSA agents that they can open your lock and relock it using codes and secured tools during inspection. High-tensile stainless steel cable. $11.95
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PouchSafe 100 Tan. The ultimate in security for a neck pouch; the neck / shoulder strap is wire reinforced so it cannot be cut or broken. $12.25
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PouchSafe 100 Black. The ultimate in security for a neck pouch; the neck / shoulder strap is wire reinforced so it cannot be cut or broken. $12.25
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WalletSafe 100 is an anti-theft wallet, featuring secure zippered cash compartments and a slashproof detachable metal chain. $17
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CoverSafe. The ultimate in security for a waist wallet; the belt is wire reinforced so it cannot be cut or broken. Tan. $17.25
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CoverSafe. The ultimate in security for a waist wallet; the belt is wire reinforced so it cannot be cut or broken. Black. $17.25
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