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29/3/2010 at 6:43pm
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Hilleberg Akto
Exped Downmat 7 (I sleep colder than a corpse and the Exped is as comfortable as my bed at home)
Cumulus Quantum sleeping bag (the Quantum 200 weighs less than 500g but is warm down to freezing point)
Patra silk leggings and top. I sleep in these as I can't get on with bag liners. The 2 garments together weigh 200g, are supremely comfortable and can also be used as a spare baselayer if required.
Gregory Z55 rucksack (not the lightest but certainly the best-designed, most stable pack available)
Vargo Jet-ti gas stove with Primus windshield and legs for stability. I prefer gas as it is clean and convenient.
MSR Titan kettle and mug, homemade pot cosy and Lexan spoons. This is all the cooking equipment I ever take. The Titan kettle is very stable and pours easily. It's the only pot I need for backpacking. The Titan mug can be used direclty on the stove to make a hot drink if I can't be bothered to wash up the kettle. The pot cosy is a brilliant bit of kit, weighs almost nothing and saves a huge amount of fuel.
Flint &steel (never fails and works even when wet).
Sea-to-Summit ultra-sil drybags. Lighter than the Exped equivalents and just as waterproof.
Source Widepak bladder fitted with a Drinksafe Systems in-line filter. The filter is fantastic - clean, safe, taste-free water with no waiting. If you're still using chemicals to purify water, you don't know what you're missing.
Buff (ridiculously overpriced but very useful).
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06/9/2012 at 11:50pm
Location: wales united kingdom Outfit: terra nova.eureka.quechua.Hennessy
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After years of buying tings,i have amassed a lot of gear,including a few tents.Here's what i've got:
1: mountain equipment dreamcatcher 500 sleeping bag
2: space blanket
3: scarpa boots
4: thermarest toughskin mattress
5: surefire torch
6: yaktrax ice walker pro
7: delta pegs
8: berghaus trango xcr jacket
9: sprayway rainpants
10: eydon storm kettle
11: sealskinz gloves
12: woolpower 200g pants,sweater,balaclava and socks.
13: woolpower 400g pants,sweater,balalava,mittens and socks.
14: woolpower 600g jacket and socks.
15: German army flecktarn bandanas,gore tex jacket and trousers,dog ear hat,camo netting.
16: danish army flecktarn trousers and jacket.
17: terra nove solar 2 tent
18: eureka k2xt tent
19: 2 x multi tools
20: leki khumbu walking poles.
21: blackhawk knee and elbow pads.
22: tenacious tape.
23: polar wrap warm air mask.
24: 2 x firesteel lighters.
25: mora triflex knife
26: gransfor bruks outdoor axe
27: german army rubberized poncho
28: gaiters.
29: pencil sharpeners.
30: katadyn water filter.
31: orikaso folding dinner set.
32: 2 x surviva jak
33: hennessey explorer deluxe hammock and tarp
34: hennessey hex tarp
35: snakeskins
36: tree huggers.
37: north face catalyst ruck sack.
I have a few more things,and need to get a few more things aswell.I don't carry all these things at once by the way.
------------- Boris Karloff: '' now will you give me my chalk!? ''
My Tents:
Eureka K2 XT
Terra Nova Solar 2
Outwell Jersey S Pop Up Tent
Hennessy Hammock Explorer Deluxe.
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05/10/2012 at 4:02pm
Location: South Yorkshire Outfit: Hypercamp Rosas Vango Peace 500 & 300
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My cycle touring kit.
Tent: Terra Nova Laser Space 2
Mat: Thermarest Womens prolite + chair kit
Bag: Alpkit Pipedream 400 (stored in alpkit dry bag) + decathlon silk liner.
Pillow: Flannel camping pillow from go outdoors.
Lights: Duracell headtorch + bike lights
Stove: MSR whisperlite + cannister. Aluminium pan and frying pan
Cuttlery: Spork, melamine dish, plastic mug.
Panniers: Ortlieb Back roller classics on a topeak super tourist disc rack
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