Do you like hiking? Do you like being challenged? If so, then try an extreme day hiking trip! This type of trek can push your body to its limit, but can be rewarding as well. Before leaving on your day trip, use your outstanding fhi heat and infrashine products and make sure that you have everything that you need. The essentials for your trip should include:

Sunscreen and Hats: Both sunscreen and hats will help to prevent your skin from burning, which will ultimately help to prevent skin cancer. Wear sunscreen in any weather – even when it’s cloudy outdoors! Hats are also important in helping to shield your face from the scorching sun. Make sure that your hat definitely has a brim that’s huge, yet lightweight.

Food: Focus on foods that will give you energy and will keep well during your trip. It’s better to avoid fruits, oily, and fatty foods, as they could cause digestive problems during the rigors of an extreme day hike.

Shoes: Choose shoes that are lightweight, stretchy, and most importantly-comfy. Your best choices are light hiking shoes, trail-running footwear, and ¾-top or high-top cross-trainers. Keep this in mind: each pound of shoe is equal to hauling roughly 8 pounds of gear in your backpack.

Trekking poles: Definitely bring a Coleman trekking pole. By shifting some of the weight from your backpack to your arms, your movement becomes one-fifth more efficient! Trekking poles also provide more support and balance as you travel along rocks, logs, streams, and steep inclines. These poles can conveniently be stored in your backpack when not in use.

Water: You should minimize the amount of water that you bring, as it will probably create more weight than any other item in your camping gear. Determine how much water you need, by analyzing factors such as the hiking trail, the current weather, and the sources of water. Water bottles with filters will be as useful to your body as a Farouk Chi Rocket Hair Dryer is to your hair. Drop them off going up the mountain, and then pick them up when going downwards.

Socks: Leave your traditional hiking socks at home, but never forget to use your fhi heat and infrashine products. A better option is a liner sock, a thin nylon sock, or any other lightweight sock. Also, bring a second pair to wear halfway through your extreme day hike.

Clothing: Forget about wearing cotton or wool clothing. After using your fabulous T3 Flat Irons
make sure to choose clothes that are lightweight and allow your perspiration to be released into the air. If you layer clothes made of these high-tech fibers, your backpack will be lighter, and you’ll be comfortable in any type of weather!

The key to extreme day hike is to pack lightly, but efficiently. While your trek will still be challenging, preparing properly will allow it to be as enjoyable as using any t3, hai
product. Make your extreme day hike, extremely fun!