simon_simple

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r/Ultralight•

Hi Everyone,

Recently got into r/Ultralight . I have already been into backpacking for years. Now most of my gear is ultralight already, Jetboil MicroMo, Nemo Switchback, Big Agnes-Fly Creek HV UL2....etc. My heaviest piece of gear is my bag. I have a Gregory Baltoro-65L. Great pack to get me into backpacking and its a good pack, but its the Cadillac of bags; I don't need a feature rich pack anymore nor 65L of volume.

Some knowledge on where I usually go backpacking. Bay Area mostly Nor-Cal and the Sierras with occasional trips up to Oregon and Washington. Duration is mostly weekends during the school year but I often go on week long trips. I've found some packs I'd be interested in that

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r/Ultralight•

Happy Monday everyone,

So long story short my gf is going to be in Cairns for a field quarter from June26 - August 6. Due to all of this free time from Covid-19, I wanted to help my gf stay ultralight during her field quarter. Now there's a couple problems to this, I don't know what the weather is like in Australian during winter/wet season(from a locals perspective). Additionally the syllabus states they must pack all of their gear for the whole duration, meaning during their stays in hostiles and dorms. I have a lot of experience with ultralight backpacking....but in California/Yosemite not Australia. Here is a link to the program if you want to check it out.

[https://www.wildlandsstudi

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