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<h1>How to keep dry – no matter what</h1>
<p>Don’t let the elements slow you down right gear will help keep you dry and on-track. Don’t worry – you got this!</p>
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<p>[Step 1: Boots]</p>
<p>Start with your feet. Make sure your footwear is a fully waterproof to avoid soggy socks. </p>
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<p>[Step 2: Raingear]</p>
<p>Next, invest in a quality raincoat and rain pants, for full body protection. And it never hurts to pack extra clothes and socks, just in case.</p>
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<p>[Step 3: Dry bags and a rain cover]</p>
<p>Store your gear in dry bags inside your pack and keep your backpack’s rainfly securely fastened for ultimate protection. </p>
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<p>[Step 4: Waterproof tent]</p>
<p>Choose a tent with a high PU coating to keep the rain on the outside. Also consider models that include a vestibule so muddy, wet boots can be left out to dry. </p>
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<p>[Step 5: Tarps and rope]</p>
<p>Pack tarps and rope, in case you need to cover anything up or to create a barrier between your tent and the damp ground. A pair of extension poles can also turn your tarp into a quick shelter.</p>
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<p>[Step 6: Add additional waterproofing]</p>
<p>Waterproofing sprays can be added to tents or apparel, to provide an additional coat of protection. Seam sealers can also be used on tents, to reinforce stitching.</p>
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<p>[Step 6: Clothesline and clothespins]</p>
<p>If you do get caught with some soggy gear, a clothesline and clothespins are the best way to dry things out and get on with your adventure.</p>
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<p>Don’t let Mother Nature decide how your vacation is going to turn out. Keep dry and enjoy the outdoors no matter the weather. Don’t worry — you got this!</p>
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