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Diy Ultralight Camping. Our ultralight columnist tries his hand at sewing (photo: Financial, weight savings, customization and just learning something new! I’m already planning to make another, this time with my own pattern and the fanciest ultralight fabric i can find.  — in this post i thought i would pull together my ‘adventures’ with making my own tents/shelters over the years.  — with a renewed focus on reducing my base weight, on this solo. 4 comments / backpacking, camping, canoeing, diy, fishing, hiking, hunting,. This week’s post is about my experience sewing an ultralight backpack. There are lots of reasons to do it yourself, including: Six moon designs skyscape scout (photo:  — have you ever thought about making your own backpacking gear?  — here are our top picks, starting with an ultralight “big four”—tent, backpack, sleeping bag, and pad—that clocks in at about six pounds and less than $500.  — 60 diy ultralight hiker ideas:

Financial, weight savings, customization and just learning something new!  — in this post i thought i would pull together my ‘adventures’ with making my own tents/shelters over the years. 4 comments / backpacking, camping, canoeing, diy, fishing, hiking, hunting,.  — here are our top picks, starting with an ultralight “big four”—tent, backpack, sleeping bag, and pad—that clocks in at about six pounds and less than $500.  — with a renewed focus on reducing my base weight, on this solo. This week’s post is about my experience sewing an ultralight backpack. I’m already planning to make another, this time with my own pattern and the fanciest ultralight fabric i can find. There are lots of reasons to do it yourself, including:  — have you ever thought about making your own backpacking gear? Six moon designs skyscape scout (photo:

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Diy Ultralight Camping  — with a renewed focus on reducing my base weight, on this solo. Financial, weight savings, customization and just learning something new! Six moon designs skyscape scout (photo:  — 60 diy ultralight hiker ideas: Our ultralight columnist tries his hand at sewing (photo: 4 comments / backpacking, camping, canoeing, diy, fishing, hiking, hunting,.  — have you ever thought about making your own backpacking gear?  — in this post i thought i would pull together my ‘adventures’ with making my own tents/shelters over the years. This week’s post is about my experience sewing an ultralight backpack.  — with a renewed focus on reducing my base weight, on this solo.  — here are our top picks, starting with an ultralight “big four”—tent, backpack, sleeping bag, and pad—that clocks in at about six pounds and less than $500. There are lots of reasons to do it yourself, including: I’m already planning to make another, this time with my own pattern and the fanciest ultralight fabric i can find.