So, you’ve made up your mind about defying the soggy wonderland of hiking in the rain, huh? Get ready then to let loose your inner water warrior and dive carelessly into the drizzling insanity! Rainy hikes are not everyone’s cup of tea, but for us, bold outdoor fanatics, we can’t resist the call of this odd but oh-so tempting mixture of absurdity, beauty, and a drop (Did I say drop?) of madness. Now, let’s address the elephant in the room: wet socks and pants, curly hairs, soggy jacket are not a notion of good time for nobody. That’s why proper gear is about as important as not forgetting you ..read more

1- Definition of whitewater PFDs A white-water PFD, or personal flotation device, is a wearable device designed to keep a person afloat in water. In the context of white-water rafting, a PFD is a specially designed type of life jacket that provides extra buoyancy, protection, and mobility for rafting in rapids and rough water. Unlike traditional life vests, which are designed for calm water, white water PFDs are constructed with rugged materials and feature adjustable straps, quick-release buckles, and ample pockets for storing gear. They also have a snug fit to allow maximum mobility in the ..read more

Since I recently got my rafting guide license, what is more natural than to start a new topic in OutdoorsWithNoLimits focused around rafting. So for you who are into rafting or want to know more, here is a little introductory. Rafting is an exciting and exhilarating outdoor activity that involves navigating through rapids and white water on an inflatable raft. This adventure sport is enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels, and is a great way to experience the beauty of nature while getting an adrenaline rush. There are different types of rafting trips, ranging from easy, leisurely flo ..read more

Any good hiker who enjoys ambitious treks through the mountains can find his heart’s desire in a mountain boot like the Sirius II GTX from Hanwag! These category D rigid boots are perfect for alpine challenges and is also very suitable for simple walks in low temperatures thanks to its light insulation! The upper is made of high-quality cowhide leather, which makes it even more robust and durable. The edge of the upper is made of softer leather to ensure a high level of comfort. To keep your feet dry at all times, these boots feature a Gore-Tex membrane. The Vibram Alpin Light outer sole is t ..read more

Carrying water when backpacking, a real headache. Drinking fountain or not? Stream? Mountain lake? In reality, even if nothing replaces your stock of water, solutions exist to purify water while hiking and to ensure a good hydration in full autonomy. I will explain everything to you, so that you will not drown in a glass of water. Before you start The amount of water that should drink on a specific trail is difficult to estimate. The average water consumption for an adult is considered to be about 2 liters for a “normal day” (0.5 liters contained in food and 1.5 liters drunk). Not everyone d ..read more

​A little help in choosing the right hiking boots? The importance and role of hiking boots If you’re here, it’s probably because you’re not one of those people who are convinced that you can hike with any so-called sport shoes. And you are right: as strange as it may seem, to hike, you need a pair of hiking shoes. Undeniably, even if it is first of all to take some fresh air, to admire the landscapes, to travel at a slow pace… from the small walk to the trek around the world, hiking is a sport activity requiring an adapted equipment. And as hiking is essentially about putting one foot in fro ..read more

Photo by Dziana Hasanbekava from Pexels Starting a business doesn’t have to mean living tethered to the office. With the right gadgets and smart business strategies, you can keep your small business running even while exploring the Great Outdoors. In this guide, you’ll learn the must-have gear for outdoor entrepreneurs, how to choose campsites to work from, and tips for running a business without sacrificing your love of the outdoors. Tent, camper van, or RV? RVs offer more amenities – not to mention a power source – for working while camping. However, you can’t access wild camping spots in a ..read more

In a survival situation, in bushcraft or simply during a hike, it is common to have to build a bivouac shelter to spend the night. What techniques, equipment and materials to use? It is often difficult to know how to go about it. So here are some tips for a good night’s sleep. Or in any case, the least worst one possible… Don’t neglect the construction of your bivouac shelter! After a day of effort, your body needs a vital rest. Not sleeping well can put you in a difficult situation. Or make an already bad situation even worse. To rest and regain your strength, you need an efficient shelter ..read more

If you're passionate about outdoor sports and challenging activities, a reliable handheld GPS unit is an absolute must. Instead of going anywhere without assistance or with just a map that isn't always up to date, you can count on the Garmin Montana 680 or the 680t. Garmin introduced the Montana 680 model in 2015. Presented as a versatile all-terrain GPS, with an emphasis on hiking, hunting and fishing, while also providing the function of almost any type of navigator, I decided to test this unit so beloved by hikers. Accuracy Features Ergonomy Versatility ..read more

Hikers, as well as runners, often experience hot feet or a burning sensation during their favorite activity. Warm feet when hiking is a natural process. Your feet heat up when you walk or run. Overheating is less normal. It is often caused by problems with your socks and shoes (this can be resolved) and by fatigue after a long walk (you can recover more quickly with a few simple gestures to relieve your feet after the hike). When your feet get hot while hiking, the first thing you need to do on your end is to examine your shoes, soles and socks and solve what can be solved at home. If your fe ..read more