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Mud, puddles and wet grass can ruin a whole day. One pair of DexShell waterproof socks keeps that from happening. Give them a try.
The legendary Junction, Southwest and Unbound packs just got an upgrade.
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Copper Spur UL2 is one of the best-selling ultralight tents for two people from the American brand Big Agnes. If you appreciate not just low weight but also maximum comfort, this is the right choice for you. The tent is packed with features, like the ability to set up an awning over the entrance. The tent material is now equipped with the innovative HyperBead™ technology, making it even lighter, stronger, and more waterproof.
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Down sleeping bag Patizon G400 is filled with premium goose down with a fill power of 850+ cuin and it's constructed from extremely lightweight, highly breathable, and water-repellent Pertex Quantum fabric. The G400 is a versatile three-season sleeping bag that will support you on your adventures from spring to autumn and is the ideal choice for all hikers, bikepackers, and climbers with limited space in their backpack.
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The Tensor All-Season is part of a new generation of inflatable sleeping pads from the popular American brand NEMO. It has an ideal balance of thermal insulation (thermal resistance R=5.4, thickness 9 cm) and weight (400 g in the Regular Mummy size) for year-round use, including mild winter conditions. Moreover, its unique construction and materials make it extremely comfortable and less crinkly than other ultralight inflatable pads.
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It’s no surprise that the Lite Line 400 has been our best-selling sleeping bag for years. In its price range, it's hard to find a sleeping bag that can compete with it in terms of weight, performance, and packability. It’s the perfect choice for all kinds of trips from spring to autumn. Those who are more cold-resilient, adding an extra layer, can even handle temperatures slightly below freezing.
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A lightweight and durable stake made from anodized aluminum alloy, designed for anchoring tents, tarps, or other shelters.
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Popular ultralight three-season tent for three people from the American brand Big Agnes. It's one of the most commonly used tents on long-distance trails like the AT, PCT, and CDT. The Tiger Wall is the lightest tent for 3 with two doors and two vestibules from Big Agnes's lineup. The tent material is now equipped with the innovative HyperBead™ technology, making it even lighter, stronger, and more waterproof.
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Tyvek Soft Antireflex by DuPont is a safety waterproofing membrane commonly used under roofing materials. However, in ultralight backpacking, it has gained significant popularity due to its impressive properties and low cost, making it a great choice for use as a groundsheet or material for simple DIY projects.
An ultralight and superbly packable inflatable pillow. Thanks to its soft surface and the option to attach it to your sleeping pad, it ensures undisturbed sleep. Its anatomical shape keeps your head from sliding off and lets the pillow fit neatly inside the hood of most sleeping bags. It weighs just 55 g, so there's no reason not to bring it along on your next adventure.
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The new generation of the legendary and most popular inflatable sleeping pad for long-distance trails! The NeoAir XLite NXT features a thickness of 7,6 cm, making it less noisy compared to its predecessor and providing higher thermal resistance. The weight remains practically the same, and when packed, it occupies a volume comparable to a 1-liter water bottle.
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Ultralight foam sleeping/sitting pad with a thickness of 3 mm and a closed cell structure, which prevents water absorption and provides excellent mechanical resistance. It serves well as a non-slip pad under an inflatable sleeping pad, an additional insulation layer, a sit pad, or as padding for frameless backpacks.
Pája was the first Czech woman to hike 1,700 km across Nepal on the Great Himalaya Trail — and she did it through the monsoon. Take a look at the gear she used where mistakes aren't forgiven.
