Camino Walking And Preparation Guide
Camino Walking And Preparation Guide
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Camino Walking And Preparation Guide

Camino Preparation and Walking Guide

Clothing, Shirts and Blouses, Buffs and Hats

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  • Cold weather clothes
  • shirts and blouses when its warm to hot
  • buffs
  • hats

Cold weather (base) layering. Icebreaker tees and tops are really wonderful to take along on treks as they can be layered when the weather is cold, worn singly in warm weather and amazingly don’t smell after a few days. Seems impossible to believe but its true. They are quick drying as well. I also have a hoodie which is very warm and great for recreation wear in cold weather as well as mens leggings, great in cold weather. They wick away moisture to avoid crutch rot!

Icebreaker womens tees and tops

Icebreaker mens tees and tops

Other brands- base layering

Shirts and blouses with sun protection.

A number of manufacturers make quick drying shirts and blouses with sun protection. Some include a mosquito repellant feature as well. Products are designed for outdoor use and usually well ventilated and come with a range of features including roll up or detachable sleeves in both men’s and women’s styles. My wife likes the ones with the SPF factor to reduce the chance of sunburn.

Columbia is a very well established brand I look for when buying. There are many others as well; just do not buy cotton as they are not quick drying and don’t wick away moisture.

Click here to view or buy quality shirts and blouses…

Buffs.They are more than a fashion statement and can keep sun off the neck, be pulled up to protect mouth and nose from sun, dust, wind and cover the ears from biting winds. My wife also uses her to keep hair out of her eyes.

TIP. Look for quick drying buffs

Hats. A must (not caps). 4-6 weeks walking for 6-8 hours during the day will expose us all to the elements. It may be sunny, rainy, windy or very cold. Headwear is vital to avoid sunstroke, sunburn, windburn and whatever else happens.

I like a warm beanie to wear under the hood of my shell when it is cold and at other times a wide brimmed hat ideally one that folds easily to go into a side pocket.

Hats for the outdoors

 

 

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  • Aarn Backpacks
  • About Us. Camino Walking Guide.
  • Beginners Guide To Walking
  • Black Diamond Trekking or Walking poles
  • Blisters & Bed Bugs
  • Boots Made For Walking
  • Camino de Santiago
  • Camino Travel Agencies
  • Choosing The Right Route
  • Clothing, Shirts and Blouses, Buffs and Hats
  • Contact Us
  • Essential Aids
  • Essential Equipment-Overview
    • Backpack Essentials
    • Backpacks
    • The Right Boots, Trail Walking Footwear & Sandals.
    • Walking Poles, Reduce Strain on Joints.
  • Experience A Spiritual Journey
  • Hanwag footwear
  • Introduction To “Camino Ready. Backpacks, Boots & (no) Blisters”
  • Leki Walking and Trekking Poles
  • Lowa Boots
  • Lowa Packs
  • Lowe Alpine Backpacks
  • Meindl boots and hiking footwear
  • Osprey
  • Preparation
  • Rainproof Jackets, Ponchos, Rain pants and Gloves
  • Salomon Hiking Shoes and Boots.
  • Scarpa Footwear
  • Shirts and Blouses
  • Skechers Footwear
  • Sleeping Aids
  • Sleeping Bags
  • Sleeping Sheets & Sleeping Bag Liners
  • Socks
  • Solo Vs Companion Walking
  • The Camino Preparation Guide. How to successfully prepare for a Camino (and avoid failure!)
  • The North Face
  • Training
  • Training for Long Distance Walking
  • Trekking Trousers Underpants and Knickers
  • Valuable Accessories
  • Walking Techniques
  • Walking the Camino Frances from St Jean Pied de Port
  • Water Bladders and Bottles
  • Aarn Backpacks
  • About Us. Camino Walking Guide.
  • Beginners Guide To Walking
  • Black Diamond Trekking or Walking poles
  • Blisters & Bed Bugs
  • Boots Made For Walking
  • Camino de Santiago
  • Camino Travel Agencies
  • Choosing The Right Route
  • Clothing, Shirts and Blouses, Buffs and Hats
  • Contact Us
  • Essential Aids
  • Essential Equipment-Overview
    • Backpack Essentials
    • Backpacks
    • The Right Boots, Trail Walking Footwear & Sandals.
    • Walking Poles, Reduce Strain on Joints.
  • Experience A Spiritual Journey
  • Hanwag footwear
  • Introduction To “Camino Ready. Backpacks, Boots & (no) Blisters”
  • Leki Walking and Trekking Poles
  • Lowa Boots
  • Lowa Packs
  • Lowe Alpine Backpacks
  • Meindl boots and hiking footwear
  • Osprey
  • Preparation
  • Rainproof Jackets, Ponchos, Rain pants and Gloves
  • Salomon Hiking Shoes and Boots.
  • Scarpa Footwear
  • Shirts and Blouses
  • Skechers Footwear
  • Sleeping Aids
  • Sleeping Bags
  • Sleeping Sheets & Sleeping Bag Liners
  • Socks
  • Solo Vs Companion Walking
  • The Camino Preparation Guide. How to successfully prepare for a Camino (and avoid failure!)
  • The North Face
  • Training
  • Training for Long Distance Walking
  • Trekking Trousers Underpants and Knickers
  • Valuable Accessories
  • Walking Techniques
  • Walking the Camino Frances from St Jean Pied de Port
  • Water Bladders and Bottles
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