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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