Let's talk Gear. \ stacker news ~Outdoors

Alright, my current setup doesn't necessarily qualify itself as "Ultralight", but I rather have something sturdy with me than something I'll have to baby-around.

Shelter : Carinthia Observer+ / Aqua quest Tarp 3m × 3m.

Groundsheet : 1.55m × 3.00m coated nylon sheet.

Sleeping bag : Carinthia Brenta "M" / thin blanket (might change the latter as summer piece)

Backpack : Lowe Alpine "Sting" DPM for winter, Savotta Jaakari "M" with extra's for summer.

Sleeping pad : STS Etherlight Insulated XT.

Water bottles : 2 × 1182 ml Klean Kanteen stainless steel, 2 × 500 ml Nalgene "Sustain".

Cooking : Little butane stove with stainless steel pot, spoon.

Multitool.

Off the top of my head, that's what I would bring for an overnighter depending on the season, although im almost sure that I've forgotten something :D

What do you guys bring?

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @Enemy_of_the_state 5 Feb

Definitely replace the water bottles with some smartwater bottles that only weigh about 10g apiece! The threads even fit the sawyer filter threads.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Fabs OP 5 Feb

Nah, I like them sturdy and being able to boil water in them.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @BitcoinOutdoors 28 Dec 2023

Thanks for the post.

I’d add fishing rod and tackle!