Overview
Welcome to my page all about (ultralight) trekking and hiking! Here I'll be posting new (short) tours, packing lists & information around the topic of traveling on a regular basis. Have fun browsing, Kai
Ultralight Hike
Welcome to my page all about (ultralight) trekking and hiking! Here I'll be posting new (short) tours, packing lists & information around the topic of traveling on a regular basis. Have fun browsing, Kai
Winter is coming! What a fitting season to write about my winter sleeping bag. For two winters now, my loft monster, a Cumulus Teneqa 850, has been accompanying me. For a proper winter sleeping bag, it weighs surprisingly little at just 1286g and has reliably kept me warm down to the mid-teens in minus degrees so far.
Sleeping bags serve to insulate you at night. This insulation is created by trapping the smallest air pockets in the material. Here I will present some sleeping bags that accompany me on my trips.
The Nomadic Trekker Ultra is an ultralight wood gasifier. Like the Solo Stove, its design is borrowed from the ALB Forming Bush Buddy. Compared to the Solo Stove, however, there are a few differences. The Nomadic Trekker Ultra uses much thinner material and is therefore a good deal lighter.
It is nice to have the Lichtenberge and the Salzgitter ridge right on your doorstep!
I'm always out and about with technology. Usually this only refers to my smartphone and flashlight and occasionally a compact camera, but these devices need power to function. Here I will present my concepts for power supply on the go.
So that you don’t run out of juice on the go there are various ways and means to charge your smartphone, GPS or similar devices while out and about.
In the following I will explain the advantages and disadvantages of various methods for charging devices on the go.
Over the last few months I have revised my power supply concept several times and am now on a path that works excellently for me. In this article I will not only describe the current concept but also the path to it.
This is one of my favorite meals for the trail. The dish impresses with its versatile flavor and simple preparation.
Freezerbag meals are very fuel-efficient, but produce plastic waste with every meal. If you use a suitable pot that is not only large enough for the water volume, the meals can also steep in the pot.