Going ultralight is considered to bring more feeling of freedom into hiking since you are not carrying any heavy loads or huge backpacks.
Sections
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3
Jacket
3
Backpack or Carrier
3
Sleeping Bag
4
Sleeping Pad
4
cooking gear
Jacket
3
Choose a jacket that is ultra-light and easily packable, with thermal efficiency that can handle low temperatures and provide warmth.
Backpack or Carrier
3
Ensure the backpack is made from lightweight, water-resistant material and has a comfortable hip belt. Look for additional features like hydration compartments and easy access to essential gear.
Sleeping Bag
3
Select a sleeping bag that weighs under 1 kg but still offers warmth. Check the temperature rating to ensure it matches the climate conditions of your hike. Opt for lightweight materials that still provide good insulation.
Sleeping Pad
4
Find a sleeping pad that is lightweight and easily compressible. Choose one that offers insulation from cold ground and enough comfort for sleep. Durable and quick-inflating materials are preferred.
cooking gear
4
Pick compact and lightweight stoves and cooking equipment. Prioritize gear made from titanium or aluminum to reduce weight. Ensure the stove is easy to ignite and compatible with fuel available at your hiking location.
