With each big trip there is a large amount of planning and forethought about what to do, where to go, and all other logistics. However, it is always helpful to have a checklist next to you to make sure that you have not forgotten anything. Here is our list:
1. Backpack
a. Make sure the bag is securely attached to the frame. If there are any broken parts, install them before heading to the field.
b. Bring a small repair kit to the box for packing. (This should include twine, duck tape and some additional clips for clamping).
2 Sleeping gear
a. Sleeping bag : Check the bag to make sure there are no holes. Make sure it is securely protected by a container and an additional basket to protect against water, especially if you cross a stream or river.
b. Air mattress or baby cot : Make sure they do not have holes and they are in working condition. (Always bring some duck tape to fix any holes).
3 tent
a. Make sure you have all the details in the tent.
b. Make sure there are no holes in the tent.
from. Determine whether you need to add additional weather conditions for weather conditions.
4. Knife
a. Make sure the knife has a sharp blade and its locking mechanism is working properly.
b. He also pays to have two knives. You need to be a multifunctional knife, like a Swiss army knife, and the other should be a strong single blade. Both come in handy in the field.
5. Hand ax
a. Make sure that the handle is sharp and has a suitable shell, securely fastened. Bring a thick towel in the box. This can be used as a replacement for the shell if another shell breaks.
b. As a rule, a full ax is usually not needed. However, if you plan to build scarce or other types of large sleeping structures, this will be the best way.
6 clothes (The actual amount must be adjusted for the length of the trip to the campsite)
a. T-shirts It must have a strong fabric that can breathe quite easily.
b. Pants with long sleeves They must also be durable fabric intended to enter the brush. These pants should stretch to the shoes.
from. Additional layers , such as long johns or thermals, should be used when necessary.
d. Underwear and T-shirts ,
e. Sleeping gear A: In the summer, some shorts and a T-shirt will be fine; however, in winter a pair of pajamas will be better.
e. Socks A: You have two kinds, which are the main insulator, and then woolen socks are covered.
year A cap A: In essence, you need a hat that inadvertently gets a tattoo on the brush and provides some sun protection for your face. A baseball cap will work great in the summer, despite the fact that the wool cap will work better in the fall and winter.
hour Poncho or raincoat : It can also double as an extra extra for your sleeping arrangement or used as a tarp for a fire.
I. belt A: There must be a durable belt that is in good working condition.
7 footwear :
a. Hiking boots Bring a strong pair that is waterproof and has a good rubber outsole.
b. Running shoes , Bring a strong pair to easily slip at night to use the toilet or to wear around the camp.
from. Extra pair of drawstring , Bring an extra pair of drawstring for both shoes.
8. Canteen :
a. It must be able to hold at least 2 quarts of water and supply the strap with a shoulder strap or clip to attach to the strap.
9. Compass, GPS and map :
a. Make sure both items are operational.
b. If GPS, additional batteries are required or need to be charged, plan accordingly to take this into account.
from. The map should be the most recent version you can find, and should accurately show changes in topography.
I. Make sure you understand how to read the card before entering the field.
Ii. Know where the nearest hospital is located on the map.
III. You have pre-set boundaries at your campsite, which will let you know if you get lost. A stream or road can work very effectively as a boundary point.
10. First aid kit :
a. Should include bandages, towels and some medical cassette.
eleven. Flashlight and lantern :
a. In principle, you really only need two sources of light.
I. A small flashlight to look into your park in the dark.
Ii. Large flashlight that can be used for walking at night.
b. Lantern can be used for the camp, if necessary.
12. Other items :
a. Bandanas or handkerchiefs. They can double as bandages or slings.
b. Bug repellent and fly swatter. The fly swatter can be useful at the campsite because flies attract fat and cooked food.
from. Sunscreen
D. Binoculars.
e. Hit the match somewhere in the case of water. It is still a good idea to include a block box and divide the matches into two areas to prevent the likelihood of water damage or to lose all your matches.
13. Kitchen equipment A: The quantity and consumables will vary depending on your needs. Here are the main items:
a. Pan
b. Big pot
from. Plate and bowl
d. fork and spoon
e. A small pot for boiling water, tea, coffee, etc.
e. The boy’s basic set of scouts will cover all of these items, except for a large pot.
14. food :
a. Cooler : Will keep food and keep ice cold. The type of cooler and the amount of ice will vary depending on your cooking needs.
b. water Even if you get water from a water source, it is recommended to bring some water on hand.
I. Determine if you need water purification tablets.
from. Water jug It can be used to place water in a campsite. It can be propped up on a stump or attached to a tree with a rope.
d. Weight of food problems , When choosing food, consider their weight when choosing consumables. If the weight is worrying, try to choose products that already have water in them, including dried fruits, powders for drinking, the products in the box.
e. Garbage bags They will be used to protect against rain and rain.
15. Repair kit : This should include twine, duck tape and needle and thread.
16. Toiletries :
a. Wash cloth
b. Toilet paper
from. Baby wipes: can be used for cleaning hands and face.
17 Cellular telephone :
a. Bring one that has a large range for an area that can be used if you need an emergency phone call.
This list is comprehensive in design. With experience in a tent camp, you can add or subtract from this list. Nevertheless, it is a good idea, regardless of your experience, to test all new equipment. In fact, it is also a good idea to check outdated equipment to make sure that it is still in working condition. With that said, the above list should put you in great shape for camping.
