Whats in the bag thread?

[Jshdudhwodj]

So couldn't find one,

Is there a what's in the bag/pack weight bag

Being so serious about being ultra light I'd love to know everyone's kit list.

 

[Helen E]

Maybe try the kit lists forum? Always fascinating

Kit Lists

For the gram weenies, let's have your lists

www.trek-lite.com

 

[craige]

I've not done a new list in a while, but I'm usually a hair under 4kg dry. Ordering a new quilt might put me just over that for my April trip as my current Hammock gear quilt is very under filled and therefore very light.

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

Do you have anything in there

 

[old-skool-lite]

My non-'elite ultralighter' overnighter last week was about 7.5kg baseweight. Would have been more but a lot of the 'carried' was 'worn'

 

[Odd Man]

My non-'elite ultralighter' overnighter last week was about 7.5kg baseweight. Would have been more but a lot of the 'carried' was 'worn'

 

[AllyRdr]

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That looks like my mate the first time we did the West Highland Way

 

[craige]

Do you have anything in there

That's pretty close https://lighterpack.com/r/4tqx6z

 

[Jakey]

Haven’t included clothes worn, otherwise:

https://lighterpack.com/r/8ygwcd

or https://lighterpack.com/r/wicj98

 

[old-skool-lite]

Last week

https://lighterpack.com/r/kf7exa

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

Cheers guy,

I'm taking more than I need then.

 

[craige]

Cheers guy,

I'm taking more than I need then.

Well where's yours? We'll gladly tear it apart

 

[old-skool-lite]

Consider time of year. Sure one of those lists was labelled summer

 

[BogTrotter]

Cheers guy,

I'm taking more than I need then.

I believe if you’re just starting you’re allowed to weigh your pack when you get back taking out all the things you didn’t use. That’s worked for me for almost 50 years!

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

https://lighterpack.com/r/rm1qtq

Winter setup.

 

[Jakey]

https://lighterpack.com/r/rm1qtq

Winter setup.

Decent list - quite light when you take off food, water and fuel (consumables).

I wouldn’t say you are taking too much……

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

Cheers, could probably streamline another 500g or so.

Food is also wet food

 

[BogTrotter]

https://lighterpack.com/r/rm1qtq

Winter setup.

Are you not taking a table?

 

[old-skool-lite]

Drybag(s) & or bag liner, water container? Nalgene bottle seems very light. Waterproofs, hat, gloves etc

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

Are you not taking a table?

Nah decided against for now

Drybag(s) & or bag liner, water container? Nalgene bottle seems very light. Waterproofs, hat, gloves etc

I weighed things in bags so Pegs were in the bag, as was my cook set, tent was too,

I have a few of the plastics large sacks in the back pack.

I wasn't classing the wearables. Hat is in the sleep kit with buff.

 

[echo8876]

I believe if you’re just starting you’re allowed to weigh your pack when you get back taking out all the things you didn’t use. That’s worked for me for almost 50 years!

Today i didn't use ski mask and balaclava, also didn't use hardshell pants and chemical warmers, also my down jacket didn't have much use, since i didn't stop. That's 2 kilo of weight. Surely i should take them out and just peacefully die on the mountain if cyclone hits. Should've also left snowshoes at home, since earlybirds at high refuge started at 5 am and made a very neat trail in a chest deep snow, though when coming down snowdrift erased any signs of it.

Lessons learned! I will be closer to "elite ultralighter" next trip.

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

Situational awareness is key

I don't think anyone would do that unless thick.

I'm not climbing Everest I'm going on a north west moorland.

I really don't know why you have to be so aggressive with your posting? There are more than your opinions that are valid,

 

[echo8876]

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I'm not climbing Everest I'm going on a north west moorland.
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I neither pinged nor quoted you.

 

[Jshdudhwodj]

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[craige]

I neither pinged nor quoted you.

@BogTrotter didn't ping or quote you.