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Trekking to the mountains or along the forest there are some things you must take. One of them is clothing. If you wear inappropriate clothing may interfere with the adventure, you may be too cold or too hot otherwise. How to choose the right clothes?

Selecting clothing for adventure should be adapted to the climate and weather at the time you do the activity. The adjustment includes the type of material and would model the clothes you wear. Especially if you live in an area that has a variety of seasons. Here are some guidelines that can you make a guide:

Layers of clothing. Clothing will be in direct contact with your skin. For that choose clothing from materials that easily evaporate sweat, without causing you to feel wet and cold. Cotton can absorb sweat, but not able to evaporate the sweat it. For cold use of polypropylene fabric (such as Capiline, Thermion, Thermax and Thermastat) and longjohns. But when the weather is rather hot, you can wear CoolMax, Supplex, or polyester microfiber.

The second layer clothing. If the cold weather clothing from materials used that can increase your body warmth. It could be clothing or clothing from materials wool pants, fleece, pile, or down. But when you walk in the summer, take these clothes because the added heat of your body.

Smock Dresses. This Smock Dresses will protect you from various things and also warms your body. Water-resistant jacket is the right clothing for the outer layer. When the rainy season use out of the fabric clothing that allows you to breathe like Goretex or Ultrex. Materials that are more expensive than ordinary raincoat, but the outfit will provide a better comfort because it can keep the air circulating in your body.

Now, with that kind of clothing you can do trekking without feeling cold in the winter. And if you feel the heat you're living off clothes at the second layer. When still hot, you live off his outer clothes. Easy is not it?

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