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Tag Archives: Ditty Bag
What if I Had to Buy All New Gear!
“Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn.” Rather than do an end of year gear review, what if I were to completely start all over! “What if…” I started 2017 off with absolutely no backpacking gear or clothing, only the … Continue reading
Posted in Backpacking, Gear, Gear List, Gear Talk, Trip Planning
Tagged 0.9L Titanium Cook Pot, 475 ml Mug, Air Pad, Anker, Appalachian Trail, Arc Blast, AT, backpack, Backpacking, Battery Charger, Bear Line, Black Rock Gear, Blast Food Bag, Buff, canister stove, Capilene, Carbon Core Stakes, Carbon Fiber Poles, ccf pad, Columbia, Convertible Pants, Cook Kit, Coozie, CP3 Poles, Cuben Fiber, Cuben Fiber Poncho, Cuben Fiber Rain Kilt, Cuben Fiber Tent, Deuce of Spades, Ditty Bag, Down Anorak, Down Beanie, Down Jacket, Down Pants, Down Pillow, Down Socks, Duplex, Dyneema, ECA252, Enlightened Equipment, eVENT Rain Mitts, Evernew, Exped, Food Bag, Gaiters, Gear List, Gloves, GooseFeet Gear, Gossamer Gear, Ground Sheet, guylines, H52, Headlamp, Hikertrash, Hiking, Hot Lips, Lawson Kline, Light Snow Gaiters, Lightweight Long Bottoms, LiteTrail, Locus Gear, Long handle spoon, Microfiber Towel, Mini Water Filter, Mini-D Carabiner, MLD, Mountain Hard Wear, Mountain Laurel Designs, MSR, NeoAir, OD-1RX, OR, OR PL150, Outdoor Research, Pack Liner, patagonia, Photon Micro Light, Picharpak Workshop, pillow, Polycro, Poncho, Potty Trowel, Prodigy Quilt, quilt, Rain Gear, Rain Kilt, Rain Mitts, reflective cord, Sawyer, shelter, shepherd hook stakes, Silver Ridge 2, Silver Umbrella, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, SmartWool, Snow Peak, socks, Soft Bag, Soft Bladder, Soto, Squeezable Bag, Stake Sack, Stakes, Storm Safety Whistle, stove, Stronghold Mittens, Suunto Core, Swing LiteFlex Umbrella, T Shirt, Tall Gaiters, Tent, Therm-A-Rest, Thermal Weight Zip Neck Hoody, ThinLight pad, Titanium Mug, Titanium Stakes, Toak's, Trekking Poles, UL Air Pillow, UL cook pot, UL Ground Cloth, UltraGlide Bear Bagging Line, Umbrella, UnderArmor, underwear, Watch, Water Filter, Webbem Traveler, Wicked Lite, Wind Jacket, Windmaster, Wool Socks, XLite, Z Seat, ZebraLight, ZPacks, ZPacks Sleeping Bag
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Yama Mountain Gear DIY Cuben Fiber Stuff Sack Kit
Not the first, but one of the first items I ever bought in cuben fiber was one of the mini-size stuff sacks from ZPacks, about 2 & 1/2 years ago. Since then, it has likely been the single, most-used piece … Continue reading
Posted in Ditty Bag, DIY/MYOG, Dry Bags/Stuff Sacks/ Pack Liners
Tagged Cuben Fiber, Ditty Bag, DIY, MYOG, stuff sacks, UL Backpacking, Yama Mountain Gear
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UPDATED: What’s In My Ditty Bag?
About a year ago, I did a video/write up on my “Ditty Bag,” however, since then, it (like many other things inside my pack, including my pack), has changed. In the first video, the entire packaged weight was just over 16 oz! … Continue reading
My UltraLight Cooking System
Thanks to John Abela from Redwood Outdoors and his recent UL cooking system videos, I have decided to take it upon myself to see what I can come up with for my very own UL cooking system. Considering I am … Continue reading
Big Hill Pond Day Hike & Gear List
Last weekend I was able to sneak out for an overdue day hike. It was nice to get out and hike down a trail that I have not been down before and to just relax and enjoy the day. The … Continue reading
Posted in Clothes, Gear, Packing, The Trail
Tagged 2mm Painters Cloth Ground Sheet, 32 oz Powerade Bottle, Aqua Mira Drops, Aqua Mira Frontier Pro Water Filter, Big hill Pond State park, Blue ccf pad, Columbia Peak 2 Peak Jacket, Columbia Silver Ridge Convertible Pants, Cuben Fiber CloudKilt, day hike, Ditty Bag, Germ-X, Integral Designs eVENT Shortie Gaiters, Jetboil So Ti, Kupilka 21 cup, Leki CorkLite Aergon Speedlock Trekking Poles, Lightload Towel, Lowa Renegade II GTX Mids, Mountainfitter 7" Ti-Eye stakes, Nalgene 1L SoftBottle, OES 8x10 Sil Flat Tarp, Platypus 2L Soft Bottle, REI Long Handle Ti Ware Spoon, Stoic Merino 150 Bliss Shirt, Stoic Merino Comp Trail Crew Socks, Tera Nova 35L Laser Backpack, TP In A Ziploc, ZPacks Cuben Fiber Pack Cover
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Cuben Fiber Stuff Sacks = Less Weight
The little things in a pack can add up, so it’s those little things that sometimes need addressing. In this case, the little things I have addressed are my stuff sacks which seem to weigh very little already. But rather … Continue reading
