Good gear is less about buying everything and more about choosing the right essentials. Start with proper footwear, a weather-friendly outer layer, water, and a lightweight backpack.
Avoid cotton-heavy clothes on long hikes because they trap moisture and become uncomfortable. Breathable and quick-drying layers are a much better option.
As you take on longer trails, build your kit slowly: navigation tools, extra layers, food, lighting, and emergency basics should become part of your normal setup.
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