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Outside Online: Emergency Gear that Should Live in Your Daypack

Be next-level prepared with these emergency-minded day essentials you need to keep in your daypack.

Outside Online: Emergency Gear that Should Live in Your Daypack

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September 16, 2021
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Outside Online: Emergency Gear that Should Live in Your Daypack

Outside Online: Emergency Gear that Should Live in Your Daypack

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Be next-level prepared with these emergency-minded day essentials you need to keep in your daypack.

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Everything from a spare battery to a rain jacket

You’re on a day hike and you’ve packed your water, snack, map, and field guide to local ornithology. You’re all set, right? Wrong. We’re not doomsday preppers or worrywarts by any means, but shit happens when you’re in the woods. Be next-level prepared with these emergency-minded day essentials you need to keep in your daypack.

Read the full article by Graham Averill on Outside Online here.  

Outside Online: Emergency Gear that Should Live in Your Daypack

Everything from a spare battery to a rain jacket

You’re on a day hike and you’ve packed your water, snack, map, and field guide to local ornithology. You’re all set, right? Wrong. We’re not doomsday preppers or worrywarts by any means, but shit happens when you’re in the woods. Be next-level prepared with these emergency-minded day essentials you need to keep in your daypack.

Read the full article by Graham Averill on Outside Online here.  

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Outside Online: Emergency Gear that Should Live in Your Daypack

Everything from a spare battery to a rain jacket

You’re on a day hike and you’ve packed your water, snack, map, and field guide to local ornithology. You’re all set, right? Wrong. We’re not doomsday preppers or worrywarts by any means, but shit happens when you’re in the woods. Be next-level prepared with these emergency-minded day essentials you need to keep in your daypack.

Read the full article by Graham Averill on Outside Online here.  

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Outside covers travel, sports, gear, and fitness, as well as the personalities, the environment, and the style and culture of the outdoors.
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