Thread: Ultralight level unlocked

Still to use both together but a great combo:

Zpacks duplex 2P tent and Loco Libre Ghost Pepper 20degF quilt. 1.32kg total.



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Ultralight Two Person Tent | Zpacks | Lightest 2 Person Tent

Soto cooker is other piece of great lightweight kit.

Anyone else have fave ultralight gear?

@MSL

Looking good. I'm enjoying my Macpac Express 400. Not quite as light as yours though.

Exped ultralite 500 sleepbag is mint and exped winterlite sleep mat

Forgot the mention my Thermarest Neoair Xlite mat. Really light and packs up small, plus very thick if sleeping on the ground. Works well in my hammock as well.

Neoair X-therm mat is unbeatable.

Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

Neoair X-therm mat is unbeatable.

Got one last week, it'll be bloody comfy by the looks, I'll still use the klymit inertia x-frame for warmer weather when traveling light

Be interesting to see if you go back after a few nights on the neoair...huge warmth difference and why I went with the quilt.

https://www.klymit.com/inertia-x-frame.html
It's really more to get you off the ground a bit not so much about warmth. So if it's warm I'd still take it

Looks a nice set up, Just tonight I started weighing and listing all my crap ( hunting gear) to see what/ where I can loose some pack weight!

Always had a quilt in mind for my wish list EE Revelation APEX.

Saw this YouTube the other week and the tent and especially the cooker look good as well, prob grab the cooker this week

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=leMyVAsgFjU

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZVZ_QplWE0

Lots of info around when you start googling

Yep got a Ti cooker off aliexpress...stupid light and very good. Beats the Soto. Ti MSR pot and others make a big difference too.

Any local reviews on that aegismax quilt? Only $90 on alexpress at the moment... Might be the go for a summer sleeping system...

Plenty of reviews on line, buy one and let us know how it copes with nz conditions !!!!!
looks good bang for buck

Yeah my 1p mid, bivy, quilt and padweighs 1.6 kg all up with pegs and line included. Certainly feels good on the back.

@Tikka7mm08 be interesting to see if you think the quilt is good down to 20F deg? Some seem to have a rating that needs you wearing clothes in them?

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

@Tikka7mm08 be interesting to see if you think the quilt is good down to 20F deg? Some seem to have a rating that needs you wearing clothes in them?

Theyre funny things those ratings. Of interest is that I feel warmer in my bag just wearing my boxer shorts than I do fully clothed, explain that one!