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Feb 24, 2009

How To Repair Boots

Posted by Camp Trainer in Footwear No comments

The most common boot breakdown is when two boot parts formerly joined split asunder. Blown stitching is one example - maybe in the welling that joins boot to to sole, or the stitching that joins fabric to leather - and an argument for buying boots with the fewest seams possible.


Feb 23, 2009

Desert Hiking Food

Posted by Camp Trainer in Recipes No comments

If you do decide to go desert hiking, besides how much water is needed, you need to consider what food to bring along during your hike.


Feb 22, 2009

Rolling Duffel Bags For Your Overseas Hike

Posted by Camp Trainer in Backpacks No comments

With all of their straps and buckles, backpacks practically beg to be abused by baggage handlers. A duffel bag can thwart both theives and the thugs who use your luggage as a punching bag.


Feb 21, 2009

Backpack Care: Packing For Travel

Posted by Camp Trainer in Tips and Strategies No comments

Some additional things to take note of when packing your backpack!


Feb 20, 2009

Trekking Hiking Poles: 4 Legs Are Better Than 2

Posted by Camp Trainer in Essential Tools No comments

How many times have you wished that you had a better sense of balance, or more strength in your knees? A hiking stick might be the most useful and helpful piece of “extra” gear you carry.