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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.

rcorfman wrote:What do you like to listen to when out hiking?

Nature

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....

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

Audio Books

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.

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.

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.

hikeaz wrote: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.

joebartels wrote: Mozart to Metalica on old school headphones. Light on Mozart.

Isn't it more like BTS and One Direction?

@The_Eagle
Did your granddaughter help you with that answer?

@chumley
Help? More like wrote

chumley wrote: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

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

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.

RowdyandMe wrote: ↑May 04 2020 5:10 pm 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

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

@DixieFlyer
LSUG

@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.

@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.