Eyewear: Goggles might not come as a necessary equipment in hiking, but it would be sheer lack of foresight not to keep one handy in your travel bag. Hiking in the forest, or mountains will have certain environmental throwbacks. The wind in the higher altitude and flora of wilderness can obscure visibility, if not guarded. So, it is not just motorcycle adventures where you need glasses. Treat them with equivalent importance to running shoes.
Hydration Bladder: You can't possibly carry gallons of water on a hiking trip, even if it lasts for days. Neither can you forsake your body's need to stay hydrated for necessary physical and muscular functioning. A water pouch is just the right thing to have by your bag's side pocket. With special anti-bacterial …show more content…
But, they are equally important for hiking and similar other on-land adventure sports. These pouches are mostly see through and very spacious for their sizes. They can accommodate cell phones, cameras, iPods and other gadgets that stand a chance of fluid damage. Dry bags are relatively bigger and can hold all odds and ends, depending on what you wish to keep dry. So, even if you have a water-proof duffle bag or knapsack, a dry bag is of great use. Submersible and storm cases are the other options you have in this section of travel