Hiking Clothes - What to Wear Hiking

As hikers we love our quick drying fabrics, we love breathability and we love our layers. Today I go through the hiking clothes I wear and bring with me on all my hiking trips from summer through to winter.
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[@jon.bennett]

I think the ‘pockets that go nowhere’ on Rainbird rain pants are so you can access the pockets on the pants or shorts underneath them. Great video. My family is only just starting to get into hiking and your videos are a good source of info. Keep it up!

[@settohike]

Jon Bennett for someone that doesn’t have pockets that makes a lot of sense 😂 thank you so much, I hope you guys get up to some awesome adventures! :)

[@ThomasJordan-ITW]

Great thoughts, and always enjoy your videos!Thanks for sharing Hayley 😊

[@settohike]

Thank you! 😊 Hopefully I can bring some new hiking videos soon!

[@wolf1066]

I'd never buy a down jacket or sleeping bag because here in New Zealand, anything you take hiking is going to get wet sooner or later (regardless of how "waterproof" the clothing is alleged to be) and down is garbage when it's wet Synthetic fill may be heavier, but it drains/dries quickly and keeps you warm.

[@jonnywing8962]

Amazing video thanks Hayley 👍

[@settohike]

Thank you!!!! 😀👕

[@schnut5404]

You are my favorite youtuber! Keep up the good work!

[@settohike]

aww too kind! haha thank you 😀

[@NickandRachel]

Thanks for the tips! Great video

[@settohike]

Thank you! 🙂🙂

[@NickandRachel]

@@settohike no problem!

[@cglanzmann881]

Hi Hayley, thank you for the awesome videos. What’s the name of that lulu t-shirt? I’m looking for a soft and quick drying option for the Overland in summer. Thank you

[@jonina92]

I really enjoy watching this video. I've booked a trip to Tasmania to do the Overland Track in Dec, so this is prepping me to pack smart. (Crossing my fingers that we would be able to fly out by then :s)

[@Deepblackice]

I'm doing the overland track in Nov! local here in Tassie I'm following all Haylee's tips for the overland track haha

[@settohike]

Thank you! :) Tassie seams to be pretty happy in their bubble watching the rest of us haha. I’ll cross my fingers for you too!

[@sankalpsingh5619]

Wow i find the wonder voice girl again 🥰😆, after a long time Now I can relax listening your sweet and calm voice 😊😍

[@settohike]

Haha! Thank you! I better get filming more videos so you have a voice library 😄

[@sankalpsingh5619]

@@settohike 😅

[@Deepblackice]

thanks for the tips! do you find that you would need both fleece and waterproof gloves when doing winter tracks i.e the overland track? contemplating whether fleece would do as lighter and packable but it will be unpredictable weather on the OT and how many pairs of socks would you bring for a 5 day trip?

[@settohike]

I think if you are going to use hiking poles the waterproof gloves are very welcomed as your hands feel exposed and icy when not in your pockets haha but in saying that the Overland Track is the only track I have brought along my waterproof gloves for, the rest of my winter trips have been just the fleece so you could get away with it. For socks I would say 2 or 3 pairs. (probably 3) Keep one pair always for camp when you are done for the day and then depends if you want a spare pair of hiking socks. I took a total of 3 pairs because I had intended of alternating them each day but I actually never ended up using my spare pair because the track was so wet haha.

[@jamesturkmen5025]

Could you make a video about foot care for hiking?

[@settohike]

I will put that on the list! That is a very good topic 🙂

[@MisterTMH]

At lunch time take your gaiters, boots and socks off. Let your feet breathe and take the insoles of your boots out to dry too if the weather is co operating. MONT make Gore-Tex type over pants which are the best waterproof over pants I have owned . For white season XC ski touring they kick goals.

[@della1760]

Is nylon+spandex pants ok for hiking in?

[@settohike]

Yeah Nylon is quite often used in hiking pants (same with a bit of spandex or elastane) :)

[@Gmeriot]

What about underwear? Do you really carry only one panty?

[@settohike]

I should have spoken about that. I definitely bring spare underwear haha. It changes depending on the length of the trip but I would bring probably 3 pairs and wash them in water along the way.