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> Wear comfortable clothes, like sweats. Try to have a change of clothes. View this as stuff you may live in for a while. I would recommend extra changes of un
by sdrothrock 9y ago
> Wear comfortable clothes, like sweats. Try to have a change of clothes. View this as stuff you may live in for a while.
I would recommend extra changes of underwear and socks, as those are the two bits that will get bad quickly (especially in a hot environment) and can make life pretty miserable with the resulting rashes/fungus.
Before you leave, if you have time, take pictures of your rooms, especially the expensive items (and their serial numbers) as this will make life much easier for insurance claims later on.
- throw7 9y agoyep. you'll want clothes that typically hikers get for long multi-day hikes. synthetics and/or stuff like merino wool for your underwear and socks is much more performant than cotton, which can get nasty in one day of exertion.