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Great post! My answer is mainly for the winter season.
For a winter-ready bag with a focus on sleeping outdoors, consider including a high-quality cold-weather sleeping bag rated for low temperatures, a durable insulated sleeping pad for ground insulation, a compact yet efficient winter tent or shelter, thermal clothing layers, waterproof and windproof outer layers, portable heat source or hand warmers, a reliable headlamp or flashlight, snow goggles or sunglasses, gloves, a multi-tool or knife, and fire-starting materials like waterproof matches or a lighter.
100 sats \ 1 reply \ @Rezyll OP 2 Jan
Holy makrel! What an amount... What tent would you go with?
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lol, don’t mess with the cold man! People always think it’s an animal attack, or something along those lines that will kill them in the wild.
It’s actually hypothermia, dehydration, and things along these lines that are the ones to worry about. Good news is they are preventable and avoidable if you plan and pack accordingly.
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