3.25kg on the back, 1.8kg on the front.
Just water and food in the camelback.
Obviously full kit list available if you want it :)
Winter weight packing
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Winter weight packing
So, having an hour or two on my hands I've packed up ready for tomorrow's bivi.
3.25kg on the back, 1.8kg on the front.
Just water and food in the camelback.
Obviously full kit list available if you want it :)
3.25kg on the back, 1.8kg on the front.
Just water and food in the camelback.
Obviously full kit list available if you want it :)
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Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Winter weight packing
Go on, I know you want toObviously full kit list available if you want it
I have to say, that's looking pretty minimal for a 'we're still really in winter but pretending otherwise trip' ... is there a backpack involved too ?
May the bridges you burn light your way
Re: Winter weight packing
you're right... I do!
Front 8L drybag holds:
PHD Diamir 500 sleeping bag (now almost 10 years old and going strong)
Bridgedale Socks
Undies
Hipflask with Talisker
Rear Bag holds:
Pump
Toolkit
spork
Borah Gear Tarp
Borah Bivi
Exped Downmat 7 Full size
PHD Minimus Jacket
MSR Titan Kettle
Which contains:
100g Gas Canister
Optimus Crux Stove
Windshield
Lighter
Coffee
Gas tank has snacks and headtorch
Spare tube on frame
Camelback will hold
Water
Pasta
Maybe some other grub
Phone etc
Perhaps an extra layer but i expect ill be riding in waterproofs from the start
The bivi spot I've eyed up will be at the end of a fairly long ride tomorrow but will actually only be about 10 miles from my house so as ill have lights on the bike, escape is viable.
Front 8L drybag holds:
PHD Diamir 500 sleeping bag (now almost 10 years old and going strong)
Bridgedale Socks
Undies
Hipflask with Talisker
Rear Bag holds:
Pump
Toolkit
spork
Borah Gear Tarp
Borah Bivi
Exped Downmat 7 Full size
PHD Minimus Jacket
MSR Titan Kettle
Which contains:
100g Gas Canister
Optimus Crux Stove
Windshield
Lighter
Coffee
Gas tank has snacks and headtorch
Spare tube on frame
Camelback will hold
Water
Pasta
Maybe some other grub
Phone etc
Perhaps an extra layer but i expect ill be riding in waterproofs from the start
The bivi spot I've eyed up will be at the end of a fairly long ride tomorrow but will actually only be about 10 miles from my house so as ill have lights on the bike, escape is viable.