My ultralight gear list for next weekend

My gear is packed ready for next weekend. I’m off to Sweden again to start on the Skåneleden SL4 trail.

Total Base Weight = 4 kg (8.82 lbs)

Big Three:

backpack HMG Windrider 2400 Pack (40 ltr) 799g
Shelter ZPacks Duplex Ultralight Two Person Tent 595g
6ea stakes 6″ MSR Carbon Core 36g
2ea stakes 9″ MSR Core 28g
GramXpert eLite quilt / APEX 67 / Regular / M / 312g (comfort temp. 11°C) *
sleeping pad Therm-A-Rest Neoair XLite – Small R value 3.2 (200g) *
sleeping mat and sit pad Therm-A-Rest Z-Lite – 4 sections only cut off 118g *
Hyperlite Mountain Gear POD – Large 37g to store the quilt and sleeping pad

Clothes:

rain jacket Berghaus Hyper Shell Jacket (L) 89g
rain skirt ULA Rain Kilt (L) 81g
wind shirt Cumulus Windy-Wendy Pertex Quantum GL Wind Jacket 60g
As Tucas Millaris Wind Pants 67g
Meru Gander down jacket (450 fill power) 229g
T-shirt (packed) Inov wool black 119g
hiking socks (packed) Injinji Trail Midweight Mini Crew Toesocks 55g
HMG Cuben stuff sack XL pillow and stuff sack for puffy and clothes packed 44g

Kitchen:

cone system / wind shield Stormin Horizon Cone System Titanium 34g
Pot Evernew Ti Ultra Light Pot (0.9 L) 107g
Stove Stormin Screw UTD Burner 40ml 15g
DIY cozy 35g
Stormin Stove System Reflective Baseplate Aluminium 20g
Esbit titanium folding spoon 18g
TLD fuel bottle 29g
folding cup 200 ml 24g
Hyperlite Mountain Gear POD – Large 37g for food

Essentials:

1 Ltr soda bottle 36g
2 ltr Evernew folding bottle 43g
first aid kit 86g
repair kit 59g
headlamp Asivik H Mini 31g
power bank Medion 5.200 mAh including micro/lightning connector & cuben bag 148g
toothbrush 2 piece plastic 14g
StickPic – The selfie stick adapter 11g
Ray Ban prescription sunglasses 37g
hard glasses case 50g
Micro fibre cloth wiping the tent down, tea towel, napkin, cosy, drying myself 18g
Tread Lite Gear Cuben Fiber Box Zipped Wash Bag Packing Cell ultralight blue 7g
TheTentLab The Deuce of Spades UL Trowel 2 (17g)

* My sleeping system weighs 630 g in total and this is the lightest sleeping system I have tried to date. I’ll do a separate post on it with photos when I return from my trip.

I purchased the GramXpert eLite quilt last year and I have not used it before. Night temperatures should be around 17°C so the GramXpert eLite quilt with Apex 67 should be sufficient.

The trekking poles are not carried in my pack and are not part of the base weight.

I always change into a fresh T-shirt when I travel home on the public transport after I have a little wash first. Just trying to think of my fellow commuters.

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