@travelcheapwithchloe: budget-friendly must have hiking essentials for beginners & options all under £35!! ⭐️🌳⛰️ hiking gear can be expensive but there’s SO many affordable options on various websites if you know what you’re looking for! ✨ 🥾 Hiking boots (options from £29.99): you defo don’t need to spend £100+ when starting out. Just make sure they’re comfy, have good ankle support & you wear them in at home before your 1st hike! These from SportShoes have been such a bargain & waterproof!!! 🤩 🧥 Jacket / coat (options from £21): as long as it’s waterproof, that’s what matters most. A hood, zipped pockets and being packable are all a bonus. Mine from @RegattaOutdoors is brilliant and waterproofing spray is great if your coat needs extra help! 🎒 Backpack (options from £7.99): no need to spend loads here either. Just make sure it fits your essentials, has compartments and feels comfortable on your shoulders. @Decathlon UK Limited always has great budget-friendly options. 🧦 Hiking socks (options from £9): one thing I would invest a little more in! Good socks make such a difference for avoiding blisters - especially ones containing merino wool. My faves are from Bridgedale! 💦 Water bottle (options from £9): ALWAYS bring something to stay hydrated. Bonus if it keeps your drink cold and fits in your bags side pocket! I’ve had my @hydroflaskeurope for AGES and use it most days - best bottle and perfect size! 🔋 Portable charger (branded options from £14.99): so important, especially for solo hikes. Essential for maps, emergencies and keeping your phone charged. My one from @AnkerOfficial has never let me down. 👖 Trousers / leggings (options from £9.99): leggings are my go-to because they’re comfy, but waterproof trousers are better for windy, rainy or muddy hikes! I love @UNIQLO Europe UV protection leggings! ⭐️ Other essentials: SPF lip balm, suncream, blister plasters, tissues, snacks & a mini first aid kit what hiking essentials do you always take? 🥾⛰️ #hikingessentials #beginnerhikingtips #budgetfriendly #hikingtips #hikinggear
Chloe | MCR & Travel
Region: GB
Tuesday 07 April 2026 18:38:14 GMT
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Pen_Draig :
Stay clear of mountain warehouse it's just tat, Decathlon is a god send for reasonably priced quality
2026-04-08 01:06:52
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hol bbbbb 🌀🪼 :
i have the mountain warehouse green hiking boots and can confirm they are FULLY waterproof and so comfy, i did size up though!!!
2026-04-13 20:05:10
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mskbabyy :
Finally recommendations that are reasonable and affordable. How are you finding your shoes, are they waterproof?
2026-04-07 23:36:34
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hotgreenchilli3008 :
metal water bottles are the worst possible choice, bring plastic ones like nalgenes or if you want affordable just something offbrand
2026-07-05 03:44:47
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shan🍒 :
i have the decathlon quechua and they are amazing! so comfy and are still going so strong after a year of wearing!
2026-04-08 08:10:55
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🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ 𝕊𝕠𝕡𝕙𝕚𝕖🧀🐀 :
for water bottles use Smartwater bottles if you have a Sawyer water filter, they have the same thread, otherwise use nalgene if you can. nalgene’s warranty is AMAZING
2026-05-16 04:07:10
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cloudspacevixenreads :
I would also recommend Rydale’s walking trousers and merino wool walking socks. Both are fast drying and I’ve never got blisters with the socks. Mountain Warehouse merino ones are also great!
2026-04-14 13:53:21
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hibakusha :
I really only like hiking boots when it’s extremely muddy, they have too much support so you end up not building the muscles around your foot/ankle and it becomes easier to get hurt. Some good trail runners for most hikes and build that strength.
2026-04-30 16:49:22
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Angelina :
Questionnnn! I have hiking shoes but they are low, right under the ankle. Is that bad??
2026-04-08 11:47:43
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Nourish and Roam MCR :
Thanks for the recommendations, trying to do more hiking and needed some advice on things to buy 👍🌟
2026-07-04 11:34:29
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MICHAËLA :
Vinted and Charity shops are clutch btw
2026-04-08 16:04:37
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Kay 🏋️♀️ :
For water bottles I’d also recommend Nalgene because it’s much lighter to carry! And it’s easy to hook onto things! Your water won’t stay super cold but metal water bottles can be so heavy
2026-04-30 14:14:17
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hi :
the shose so ceap omg
2026-06-07 19:59:46
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mımı :
The shoes that you wear, did it give you sore feet and blisters
2026-07-02 19:18:41
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amieexploresnz :
Some good suggestions
2026-07-09 06:52:19
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Amé :
Decathlon is the best fr
2026-05-27 19:48:37
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Trustt00 :
Never delete this
2026-06-01 22:53:48
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beck_lc :
I’ve got a north face backpack shoved in the back of the cupboard because I use my dickies Lisbon! It’s so much lighter and comfier, I have picked up a tiny 6L mountain warehouse for shorter hikes too
2026-04-07 21:21:26
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alejandro :
tresspass and decathlon are good
2026-05-17 12:53:14
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notnarmeanie :
these prices actually made my day
2026-05-16 22:12:43
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alejandro :
any thick socks like that are good
2026-05-17 12:53:04
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Vanesa e. 🩺🌸✨ :
Thank you 🥰
2026-05-04 18:29:32
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WaRonaRotlhe :
You a real one for this!!!
2026-04-08 10:25:44
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octo :
and no water bottle 😞
2026-04-10 20:10:59
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