firedfromthecircus wrote:Not strictly bikepacking as it doesn't fit the small and light classification, but still outdoors gear.

What is it, some kind of outdoors heated fettish equipment?

A new sweary video camera

Cycling wise a 1 litre platypus bladder (much impressed with the quality) and a long sleeve top.

Pork pie hat, whiskey x 2, wine, jeans, sweater, socks, a yard of Jaffa Cakes .

Socks

New winter sleeping bag.


Also hoping that when I get to my mum and dads in 2-3 days that there might be a alpkit filoment vest for me but I really don't know if they have got me one or not. It's probably a bit hopeful to be fair but any way fingers crossed. :)

Picked up new helmets on Christmas eve for me and Mrs nomad. On sale and then 15% off the sale price made it tough to resist. Bell helmets of course

Christmas day was nice and warm , so while the trails here a bit too muddy to ride, we got out for a 100 km road ride.
Nice quiet supper with neighbours rounded out the day.

scott of the woods wrote:Socks

Yep, my wife buys me them to replace the ones my stepdaughter "borrows" to wear to the stables never to be seen again. It's become a bit of a running joke.

Camelbak Mule
photochromatic glasses
Fuel pod

Tab Ascent 700 sleeping bag (thanks Dad), North Face softshell after my last one fell apart (thanks Mum!), and some rather fine cheeses with a fancy cheese knife (thanks sis!).

Just ordered the present to myself too, Nikon D7100 body and a Sigma 10-20 f3.5

Cycling wise a 1 litre platypus bladder (much impressed with the quality)

That will last you years. Had my 2l one since I was around 13… I'm 22 now.

RobMac wrote:

firedfromthecircus wrote:Not strictly bikepacking as it doesn't fit the small and light classification, but still outdoors gear.

What is it, some kind of outdoors heated fettish equipment?

That would be more your thing Rob, though it sadly lacks the rubber and zips!

It's a storm kettle, this being the Ghillie version.

Wildcat mountain lion,sleeping bag liner and a head torch oh and new helmet

Ray Young wrote:

scott of the woods wrote:Socks

Yep, my wife buys me them to replace the ones my stepdaughter "borrows" to wear to the stables never to be seen again. It's become a bit of a running joke.

I wasn't taking the urine i replied without seeing your post. i got socks, it was the only "outdoory" type of gift i got! except a book about sheds

composite wrote:Also hoping that when I get to my mum and dads in 2-3 days that there might be a alpkit filoment vest for me but I really don't know if they have got me one or not. It's probably a bit hopeful to be fair but any way fingers crossed. :)

Thoroughly recommended! I've barely taken mine off since I got it

On-One OG bars, Glacier gloves, Endura Windchill softshell and that £4 headtorch from Stu's gift ideas blog. Result.

Lots of stuff, but only some bikepacking related
Camelbak podium
fold flat bottle
Bottle cage
Alpkit fuel tank
Alpkit Gourdon
Another petzl e+lite
Sealskinz socks

Vaguely related - portapow v2 to help my check charging on batteries

Sure there's more but that's all I can remember!