Sleeping Bag For Gr20 at Loriann Mistry blog

Sleeping Bag For Gr20. As you probably know, the nights are chilly on the gr20, even in the middle of. Whether you sleep in a refuge or in a tent (your own or rented), you’ll need a sleeping bag! Trekking poles, sleeping bag (comfort rating 0°c), daypack (we’d recommend 65l), head torch and spare batteries, sun protection, water bottles x2. When planning your kit for the gr20, one decision to make is whether to carry camping gear or to sleep in refuges. If you’re going in the peak months (july and august) you should. Here is a list of the items i used on my hike of the gr20. This time i didn’t choose the lightest option, but the cheapest one, which is sleeping in my own tent. 2x dry bags from seatosummit, one for sleeping bag and one for electronics. Cheaper choice would be two regular plastic bags, but they might tear. If you’re planning on sleeping in refuges, gites, and hotels along the gr20, you can keep your pack relatively small.

This time i didn’t choose the lightest option, but the cheapest one, which is sleeping in my own tent. As you probably know, the nights are chilly on the gr20, even in the middle of. When planning your kit for the gr20, one decision to make is whether to carry camping gear or to sleep in refuges. If you’re planning on sleeping in refuges, gites, and hotels along the gr20, you can keep your pack relatively small. Here is a list of the items i used on my hike of the gr20. If you’re going in the peak months (july and august) you should. Cheaper choice would be two regular plastic bags, but they might tear. 2x dry bags from seatosummit, one for sleeping bag and one for electronics. Whether you sleep in a refuge or in a tent (your own or rented), you’ll need a sleeping bag! Trekking poles, sleeping bag (comfort rating 0°c), daypack (we’d recommend 65l), head torch and spare batteries, sun protection, water bottles x2.

Emergency Sleeping Bag Thermal Waterproof Tomshoo Emergency Sleeping

Sleeping Bag For Gr20 Trekking poles, sleeping bag (comfort rating 0°c), daypack (we’d recommend 65l), head torch and spare batteries, sun protection, water bottles x2. Cheaper choice would be two regular plastic bags, but they might tear. If you’re planning on sleeping in refuges, gites, and hotels along the gr20, you can keep your pack relatively small. Here is a list of the items i used on my hike of the gr20. Whether you sleep in a refuge or in a tent (your own or rented), you’ll need a sleeping bag! Trekking poles, sleeping bag (comfort rating 0°c), daypack (we’d recommend 65l), head torch and spare batteries, sun protection, water bottles x2. As you probably know, the nights are chilly on the gr20, even in the middle of. This time i didn’t choose the lightest option, but the cheapest one, which is sleeping in my own tent. 2x dry bags from seatosummit, one for sleeping bag and one for electronics. When planning your kit for the gr20, one decision to make is whether to carry camping gear or to sleep in refuges. If you’re going in the peak months (july and august) you should.