Take a hike and clear your mind
In a summer of isolation and social distancing, there’s seemingly never been a better time to take a hike. There's a reason why such off-road exercising has become something of a trend lately. Taking a long stroll through your nearest patch of wilderness is an ideal way to disconnect, let your mind wander and get in a decent workout. Not to mention a healthy dose of Vitamin D and some fresh air. All you really need is wide, open spaces and a sturdy pair of sneakers, but a few more essentials will definitely come in handy. Herewith, our current checklist.
Hemp standard issue tee,
$35 by Taylor Stitch
Rockpoint short,$128 / $79 by Faherty
Waterproof with all-terrain comfort
Terrex Bounce hiker sneakers,
$140 by adidas
Landy tortoise sunglasses,
$95 by Warby Parker
More practical than a standard face mask
U.S.-made cotton bandana,
$2.50 by Hav-a-Hank
Sweat-resistant sunscreen,
$13.50 by Bravo Sierra
Umpire cap,
$45 by Gramicci
Index 15 backpack,
$59 by Arc’teryx
SPEZIAL socks,
$20 (for two pairs) by adidas
Hemp standard issue tee,
$35 by Taylor Stitch
Umpire cap,
$45 by Gramicci
Landy tortoise sunglasses,
$95 by Warby Parker
U.S.-made
cotton bandana,
$2.50 by Hav-a-Hank
Index 15 backpack,
$59 by Arc’teryx
SPEZIAL socks,
$20 (for two pairs) by adidas
Terrex Bounce
hiker sneakers,
$140 by adidas
Sweat-resistant
sunscreen,
$13.50 by Bravo Sierra
Rockpoint short,$128 / $79 by Faherty
Waterproof with all-terrain comfort
More practical than a standard face mask
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