Tourist equipment: https://sport-marafon.ru/turistichesk... This is the second part of the lecture about a long trip to Patagonia. Last time we learned up-to-date information about the most beautiful places in Argentine and Chilean Patagonia. We also discussed routes, logistics, prices, and the language issue. In this part, we examined in detail the equipment and gear needed for independent travel. Speaker: DMITRY KOVINOV is a traveler and photographer who is always striving for new discoveries and acquaintances. If we list the places he has visited, we can put together a separate review: the Caucasus, Europe, Asia, America, Siberia. Reading reviews from such a person, you can trust his taste and kindly envy him. Dmitry's personal blog is kovinov.com. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:05 - About Sergey Savelyev, an expert at the Sport-Marathon store 02:50 - Life principles 06:16 - Introduction to traveling in Patagonia 07:28 - 104 items in the photo (and a list) 08:56 - About the possibility of leaving some things at intermediate points 10:43 - Tent 24:07 - Pegs 25:35 - About the alternative tent Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 28:01 - Mats (sleeping system) 34:37 ​​- What is the best way to inflate a mat? About pumps 37:54 - Sleeping bag. Down or synthetics? 48:12 - Kitchen (thermos, water bottle, 50:27 - Dog :3 52:43 - Hybrid compression bag and dry bag 54:18 - Tableware 59:48 - Burner (and about wind protection) 01:05:47 - Cutting board and functional tableware 01:08:28 - Folding seat. About the functionality of seats 01:09:52 - Multi-tool, spoon 01:10:52 - Fire starter (lighter, flint, matches) 01:12:50 - Flashlight 01:13:15 - What time did it get dark in Patagonia? 01:14:34 - Cosmetic bag (hygiene products and Vaseline). About foot hygiene 01:17:13 - Sleeping mask and earplugs 01:18:33 - Life hack from Dmitry (about solid soap on a hike) 01:19:48 - Food 01:20:04 - A story about carbonara in the mountains 01:24:50 - Pocket food (candies, nuts) 01:29:09 - Down jacket 01:30:30 - Impregnation for clothes 01:31:55 - About the paradox on hikes 01:32:56 - Shoes 01:39:08 - Did you take gaiters? 01:41:09 - First aid kit 01:41:53 - A story about paracetamol 01:42:42 - Repair kit 01:43:18 - A story about the benefits of ties 01:45:00 - Anatomical insoles 01:49:18 - Toilet paper and the convenience of different packaging colors 01:49:42 - Cosmetic bag 01:49:57 - Trekking poles and their adjustment 01:56:28 - Pegs 01:56:46 - Backpack 01:57:35 - Two-chamber mat 01:58:32 - Backpack 02:02:27 - 50L backpack 02:05:18 - Weighing at home and at the airport - is the weight the same? 02:06:31 - Radial backpack 02:09:58 - Electronics (solar battery, power banks, chargers) 02:13:17 - Joby GorillaPod tripod 02:14:56 - Satellite tracker (tracking and communication) 02:19:26 - Documents (and copies) 02:20:57 - Question about the navigator and watch 02:24:13 - Sunglasses 02:25:25 - Velcro for trousers 02:25:55 - Pillow - mesh bag 02:26:36 - Phone case 02:27:17 - Life hack for packing things 02:27:55 - Clothes 02:34:39 - Socks 02:37:15 - Membrane clothing 02:38:48 - Membrane ultralight mittens 02:40:02 - Alternative to fleece #SMLectureTravel #Equipment #Hike #Patagonia