If I were getting dropped off in remote wilderness, this is what I’d consider essential camping gear:
Pack
UL Pack (Similar To Mine):
Affordable Option:
Tent
Zpacks Duplex:
Affordable Option:
Sleeping Pad
Thermarest Neo-Air:
Affordable Option:
Sleeping Bag
Katabatic 15:
Affordable Option:
Pillow
Nemo Inflatable:
Affordable Option:
Clothes
Hyperlite Pod:
Affordable Dry Bags:
Underwear:
Socks:
Long Underwear:
Tee Shirt:
Sweater:
Sun Shirt:
Shorts:
Pants:
Puffy:
Rain Jacket:
Rain Pants:
Beanie:
Gloves:
Boots:
Crocs:
Cook Kit
Cook Pot:
Affordable Pot:
Spoon:
Stove:
Water Filter:
Bladder:
Water Bottle:
Tools & Accessories
Headlamp:
Leatherman Free P4 (Not Wave – My Bad!):
Ferro Rod:
Paracord:
Folding Saw:
Hatchet:
Sharpener:
Space Blanket:
Luekotape:
Trowel:
Soap:
Sit Pad:
Electronics:
Charging Brick:
Camera Gear:
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Even if you are going to do a ton of backpacking, I still would NOT designate that as a requirement to spend the great expense for these extreme ultra-light tents. A person may do a lot of backpacking, but normally hike shorter distances and place camp comfort as a priority. In that case, I would not choose these thin, extreme ultra-light tents.
Those tents are specifically targeted and more suited towards people who are hiking very long Section hike distances or even longer Thru-Hikers. These people place the priority on light loads to carry many miles, every day, for days on end…camp is merely a place to CRASH at night….sleep reasonably comfortable….then break camp and get to hiking again.
A person hiking shorter distances and setting up a campsite for a 2 – 3 day camp, or longer would find that ultra-light gear trades off comfort, and often durability, for the light pack weight.
I am in the latter group…I make every attempt to make my gear purchase with lightweight gear, but I also want that gear to serve me for many years, so durability is a must.
mmmm bear spray and a dagger
Something to boil water and make coffee
Arizona tea is essential for camping lol
No entiendo como cabe todo eso en una mochila tan pequeña