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Sleeping bag
The sleeping bag is a warming sack to slip into for the night.
💡 Did you know? The mummy shape keeps you especially warm.
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When home fits on your back: for an adventure in nature the right gear is everything. Recognise the sleeping bag, backpack, compass, flashlight, camping stove, sleeping mat, water bottle, headlamp, pocket knife, carabiner, hammock and trekking pole by their shape. Good to know: The sleeping bag is a warming sack to slip into for the night. The mummy shape keeps you especially warm. The backpack is carried on the back and keeps the hands free. A hip belt spreads the weight. The compass always points north with a magnetic needle. It helps with orientation in the field. The flashlight is a portable handheld lamp with a battery. Modern models use efficient LEDs. The camping stove heats food on the go with gas or fuel. It is small and folds up lightly. The sleeping mat lies under the sleeping bag and insulates from the cold ground. Some can be inflated with air. The water bottle carries drinking water for the trail. It often sits in an insulating cover. The headlamp is worn on the head and lights wherever you look.
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Which piece of camping gear is this?
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Sleeping bag
The sleeping bag is a warming sack to slip into for the night.
💡 Did you know? The mummy shape keeps you especially warm.
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Backpack
The backpack is carried on the back and keeps the hands free.
💡 Did you know? A hip belt spreads the weight.
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Compass
The compass always points north with a magnetic needle.
💡 Did you know? It helps with orientation in the field.

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Flashlight
The flashlight is a portable handheld lamp with a battery.
💡 Did you know? Modern models use efficient LEDs.

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Camping stove
The camping stove heats food on the go with gas or fuel.
💡 Did you know? It is small and folds up lightly.
Foto: Pierrelagrange · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Sleeping mat
The sleeping mat lies under the sleeping bag and insulates from the cold ground.
💡 Did you know? Some can be inflated with air.
Foto: Ashley Pomeroy · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Water bottle
The water bottle carries drinking water for the trail.
💡 Did you know? It often sits in an insulating cover.
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Headlamp
The headlamp is worn on the head and lights wherever you look.
💡 Did you know? This keeps both hands free.
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Pocket knife
The pocket knife combines a folding blade with many small tools.
💡 Did you know? The Swiss Army knife is world-famous.
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Carabiner
The carabiner is a metal hook with a spring gate for quick clipping.
💡 Did you know? In climbing it secures the rope.

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Hammock
The hammock is strung between two trees to lie in.
💡 Did you know? It swings gently and eases the back.
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Trekking pole
The trekking pole relieves the legs when walking and gives support.
💡 Did you know? It is usually used in pairs.
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