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    What are the sleeping bag models and specs plus a brief review of what conditions you take each in.

    I'm due a new one and want to make the right purchase as it's not something I plan on changing frequently

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    Ditch the pants and go for shorts with thermals could save another 100g there straight away.

    Good list though but the options are not cheap for those like me with a minimal budget.

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    Nice, I try to go as light as possible but I find the number of optics I carry tend to weigh me down lately.
    I have been thinking about a lighter pair of boots but its hard to change when I can walk all day in the heavy old meindls. I must try on a pair of those La Sportvia

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    Have you ever had a tally up of cost of your kit?

    Also interested in sleaping bags and mats...due for a new bag and a mat that doesnt take up so much room in my pack (old school budget thermarest self inflating.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gkp View Post
    Nice, I try to go as light as possible but I find the number of optics I carry tend to weigh me down lately.
    I have been thinking about a lighter pair of boots but its hard to change when I can walk all day in the heavy old meindls. I must try on a pair of those La Sportvia
    Best thing I ever did. Love them and don't seem to lack any support compared to any of the heavier boots I've had
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Have you ever had a tally up of cost of your kit?

    Also interested in sleaping bags and mats...due for a new bag and a mat that doesnt take up so much room in my pack (old school budget thermarest self inflating.)
    It costs about a thousand dollars for every kilo you save
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    Quote Originally Posted by akaroa1 View Post
    It costs about a thousand dollars for every kilo you save
    Bugger that !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    Best thing I ever did. Love them and don't seem to lack any support compared to any of the heavier boots I've had
    What model? Also keen to get some new boots

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    What are the sleeping bag models and specs plus a brief review of what conditions you take each in.

    I'm due a new one and want to make the right purchase as it's not something I plan on changing frequently
    The zpacks sleeping bag is a classic sleeping bag -5 bag I use this as my summer bag
    The rab is a neutrino pro -14 bag and this is my winter bag and if it’s real
    Cold I’ll take my thermal +14 liner
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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Jack View Post
    Ditch the pants and go for shorts with thermals could save another 100g there straight away.

    Good list though but the options are not cheap for those like me with a minimal budget.
    As stated the kit was not just bought all at once. Was added to over time. Makes the bigger purchases a hit better to swallow
    Buy once cry once?
    I used to run thermals and shorts but I really like pants now
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    Very nice, I would ditch the sleeping bag liner and pillow too. I just don’t find them necessary, personal preference though to be fair.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gkp View Post
    Nice, I try to go as light as possible but I find the number of optics I carry tend to weigh me down lately.
    I have been thinking about a lighter pair of boots but its hard to change when I can walk all day in the heavy old meindls. I must try on a pair of those La Sportvia
    I still have my lowa Tibet boots but love the la sportvias
    Way lighter and very good support. I only wear the lowas in winter now, a bit more insulation
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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    What model? Also keen to get some new boots
    https://www.lasportiva.com/en/trango...n-yellow-11vyb
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    Quote Originally Posted by stagstalker View Post
    Very nice, I would ditch the sleeping bag liner and pillow too. I just don’t find them necessary, personal preference though to be fair.
    Haha yea mate. I love me pillow and I find the sleeping bags don’t get smelly if I run a liner also adds a small amount of extra warmth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Have you ever had a tally up of cost of your kit?

    Also interested in sleaping bags and mats...due for a new bag and a mat that doesnt take up so much room in my pack (old school budget thermarest self inflating.)

    Don’t really want to have a Talley up. Might shock me. And the wifey could see how much I’ve spent
    I really rate the rab nertrino pro. I had the domex halo before it and for the same weight bag the rab is way better
    I found I got cold in the halo.
    One of the best purchases was the thermarest xtherm mat. Amazingly warm!! And very light
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