Being a tech enthusiast means carrying around a few extras when you go hiking. Here's what Lifehacker reader Random Michelle carries when she and her husband hit the trails.
Michelle and her husband like to take lots of pictures and make GPS maps of their hikes when they get home. Their bag's a High Sierra Diplomat Lumbar Pack and here's what's inside:
Eneloop AA rechargeable batteries
Sharpie
Sea to Summit Accessory Straps
PackTowl, medium
PackTowl, small
Seattle Sundries, Gardener's Gold Soap
S-Biner
Dried fruit (in Ziploc bag)
Dark chocolate (in a Ziploc bag)
Vitamin C drops/throat drops (in a Ziploc bag)
Pill case with Acetaminophen
Tissues Lip balm (SPF 15)
Hand lotion (SPF 15)
CeraVe SPF 50 Sunscreen (not pictured)
Bandana
Samsung Galaxy S5 cell phone -Garmin Fit app
Spare camera battery
Spare eyepiece
Extra SD card
Gallon size Ziploc bag (for if it suddenly downpours)
Kershaw pocket knife
LED flashlight
Waterproof matches
Pill case with anxiety meds (case from Etsy)
Girly stuff (in Day of the Dead bag (from Etsy))
Ankle brace (not pictured)
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