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Snugpak’s Top Tips For Wild Camping

by Snugpak April 09, 2015 in How To's 0 comments tags: Camping, Survival, Wild camping
First and foremost: prepare shelter before it gets dark. Here is what our outdoor survival expert Sgt Fruitcake says:     If you’re going to get a good night’s sleep, you need to be prepared with an appropriate seasonal sleeping bag. Temperature has a major effect on our sleep so if it’s set to be cold/freezing, then you need to ensure you have a sleeping bag geared to dealing with that. Same goes for heat. As specialists in sleeping bags we’ve developed a wide range of products that will suit any expedition or outdoor activity. Have a look at our sleeping bag range and see what will suit you best. Having a sleeping mat is crucial to a comfortable and warm night’s sleep and can be rolled up, making them easy to carry. This would bring us onto clothing. Again, ensure you’re prepared for all eventualities but you need to have a good idea of what the weather is likely going to be like where you’re heading. Our SJ9 is perfect for extreme cold conditions but if you’re heading to warmer climes, layering is key Food and drink: the main rule is bring only the necessities and always lots of […] Read more!
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