What's your jam?

[rcorfman]

What do you like to listen to when out hiking? Saw an ad for the noxgear 39g advertised as, "The world's lightest, loudest, longest-lasting wearable Bluetooth speaker." Currently offered for only $79.95.

[chumley]

What do you like to listen to when out hiking?

Nature

[SuperstitionGuy]

Whats my jam while hiking.... Blue berry, Black berry, Raspberry and if you hike by me in the Wilderness I will unplug your earphones and jam them.... Well you know where....

[joebartels]

Occasionally for repetitive workout hikes, Mozart to Metalica on old school headphones. Light on Mozart.

[Pivo]

Audio Books

[wildwesthikes]

It's all about the berries. But strawberry is down pretty far on the list.

Like, yo. Check this out. Blackberry, raspberry, Boysenberry - I'm down like the clown.

But you infidels can take your orange zest and shove it.

[hikerdw]

Nothing plugged in as I too like to listen to natures sounds while hiking but rumbling in my head will be tunes from Skynyrd, Dire Straits, Bad Company, or Blackberry Smoke, among other classics.

[hikeaz]

I wonder the percentage of hiking/backpacking snake bite victims - with and without audio at the time of their oweee.
'DROP' has the Koss KPH30i wired headphones at $23.xx landed.

[Pivo]

I wonder the percentage of hiking/backpacking snake bite victims - with and without audio at the time of their oweee.

I listen to my audio books with one ear bud in place, Mister Buzztail, MTB coming up too fast and Trail runners.

Oh, and fig; TJ's has a nice one.

[The_Eagle]

Mozart to Metalica on old school headphones. Light on Mozart.

Isn't it more like BTS and One Direction?

[chumley]

@The_Eagle
Did your granddaughter help you with that answer?

[Alston_Neal]

@chumley
Help? More like wrote

[The_Eagle]

Did your granddaughter help you with that answer?

"Hey Google, what kind of music does Todd and Joe listen to"
Sadly, no grandchildren yet to help me me with that

[Tortoise_Hiker]

Joe sings a pretty good melody. Just saying...

[RowdyandMe]

Well if I was going to listen to music on a hike I have to go with Joe Bonamassa. Of course most of you have no idea who he is.

[DixieFlyer]

Well if I was going to listen to music on a hike I have to go with Joe Bonamassa. Of course most of you have no idea who he is.

I listen to him occasionally on the Sirius XM blues channel

[ALMAL]

@rcorfman
Moving water preferably
Or Iron Maiden, Tupac, Twenty One Pilots, and Post Malone.

[mazatzal]

@DixieFlyer
LSUG

[Hansenaz]

@rcorfman
I have a $30 rechargeable Sandisk radio/MP3 player which I use for NPR or Sports Radio while walking around the pond at lunch time. Sometimes I take it on hikes and listen to 16Gb of accumulated music on shuffle. One earbud or two, haven't changed the memory card contents in a couple years. Occasionally I'll notice that some albums really resonate on the day.

[Daytripper]

@Hansenaz Glad to find out I’m not the only one with a sandisk MP3 ,I use it when jogging rather than hiking, haven’t added any music in a few years but plenty on there for the distances I do now, especially since I replay the theme from “Rocky” as I’m finishing.