Individual Product Review

On introductory climbs, you want to avoid your smartphone running out of battery, as it's used to check your current location on map apps, as a backup power source for your headlamp, and as a means of communication in case of unexpected trouble. A mobile battery is essential for this, but when you try to choose one, you might wonder "What capacity do I need..."

Introduction Even on day hikes, if you start very early or finish late, you may need to navigate in the dark. Along with the three essential items (hiking boots, backpack, and rainwear), a headlamp (headlight) is something you'll want to have just as much as trekking poles. "...

When you've got the "three sacred treasures" (hiking boots, backpack, and rainwear) you need most to start introductory hiking, the next thing you'll want to consider is trekking poles (stocks). There's a wide range of materials and price points, so "which is better, carbon or aluminum?" "Between 10,000 yen and 30,000 yen..."