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Signaling trek, hike and survival
Hiking, Bushcraft, survival, and camping are all outdoor activities that allow you to reconnect with nature. This explains why more and more people are engaging in these practices to detach themselves from the material world. But newcomers to the field tend to forget that there are seasons suitable for these activities and seasons when they are less so. In winter, in the mountains for example, hiking is less popular than in the summer period. Especially since when the first snow falls, the trails are more slippery and it's easier to get lost. Hence the importance of equipping yourself with a signaling kit.
Signaling kits for hiking and Bushcraft
While first aid and survival kits are important for hiking, signaling kits are even more so. On slippery trails, accidents are not uncommon. And in winter, when snow covers the entire landscape, it becomes easier to get lost. This is why equipping yourself with a signaling kit should never be taken lightly. At Hattila, the online archery reference, you will find everything you need to signal your position in case of an accident. Hattila offers you a range of floating survival whistles, a set of light sticks, as well as signaling mirrors.
The different types of communication and signaling kits
In case of an accident while practicing bushcraft or survival, you should have a signaling kit. The list of equipment for this purpose is non-exhaustive. But among the most important, you will find:
The survival whistle
The survival whistle is a must-have to make yourself heard if you ever get lost in the forest. There are many models, but it's better to prefer floating whistles that are highly water-resistant.
The signaling mirror
A signaling mirror is a practical accessory in any situation. Whether for hiking, survival, or camping, it will allow you to shave properly or freshen up. And in case of an emergency, it will allow you to send Morse code signals.
A flashing beacon
A flashing beacon will allow others to spot you easily if you get lost in the dark. At Hattila, you can find a complete kit including a mirror, whistle, float, and a flashing beacon equipped with a carabiner.
Bengal lights
Bengal lights are very practical for signaling your position in the middle of the night. They emit good luminosity but less smoke. At Hattila, you will find a wide range of light sticks sold for less than 3 euros.
Besides the accessories mentioned above, you can also equip yourself with a dynamo radio or a solar-powered radio. Most models on the market are equipped with a siren and an LED lamp which will be very useful. The radio can also allow you to learn a bit more about the weather conditions for the coming days. You will also be informed in case of evacuation if there is a disaster in sight.
The right reflexes to adopt when you get lost while hiking
If you get lost, keep your cool above all. If you've taken the wrong path or direction, sit down and take the time to think about how to find your way back. Retrace your steps and try to find the place where you started. Use your compass or GPS to help you. If you can no longer find your way, use your signaling kits to get noticed by other hikers.
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