Simply Hike Blog - Equipment Advice - Page 12

Setting off to walk a trail or hill never seems quite as lovely as when you have your best friend with you.  That’s man’s best friend: Your dog! ...

There are many ski and snowboard waxing services out there offering to clean, buffer and wax your skis to get them back to that original “just bo...

  Choosing a ski jacket need not be tricky or expensive, in fact as long as you know what to look for and where to get top quality gear, you can...

First Layer Ski Socks – Keep their feet warm with a thick pair of thermal socks – padded versions for extra cushioning are available. Just make ...

  Hiking is an enjoyable yet sometimes strenuous activity for any enthusiast. With the abundance of rural landscapes and incredibly picturesque ...

Winter sports like skiing can be an excellent way to get some exercise when the temperatures drop. Ski resorts around the world offer top-notch a...

Snowboards and skis take up a lot of space, and that’s a fact. Generally, any sports equipment can be quite awkward to travel with and various ar...

Don’t let safety horror stories put you off doing what you love when it comes to hitting the slopes with your board or skis. Of course, accidents d...

A ski helmet is one of the most vital pieces of protective clothing when you are heading to the slopes. No matter how advanced you are in your sk...

If you’re planning to hit the slopes this year, ideally you should prepare your body for a few weeks in advance, to ensure your muscles are ready ...

Packing It In A safari is the holiday of a lifetime. Although for generations the term implied hunting for big game (legally or not), the only shoo...

With the rise in popularity of snowboarding, more and more people are spending a lot of money buying and repairing snowboards and with the average price of a snowboard at approximately £285, it is no wonder that so many people want to look after their sports equipment to use again and again.