NOTE: This item is a single strap. Make sure to order at least two straps! Three straps are nice for full length pads.

Used them with my significant other in the [Smokeys] last month and it is so nice to keep the pads from sliding apart and staying cozy. Simple and light design. Would recommend for couples who want to stay close at night.

– Corey S., ★★★★★

Snuggling up next to your partner makes a cold night on the trail better, until your sleeping pads begin to slide apart. Use two or more of these sleeping pad straps to keep a pair of sleeping pads lashed together side by side.

This large cotton bag is the perfect at home storage solution for ultralight sleeping bags and quilts! It is breathable and ensures your sleeping bag is not over-compressed. Stuff your bag loosely inside, hang it up in your closet, and you're good to go.

*The bag is not waterproof and is not intended to be used as a pack liner or a storage sack while on trail. Our quilts and sleeping bags include a waterproof dry bag for on trail use.

Imported.

Great item to add to your repair/ditty bag/possibles kit. In a pinch the needle can be converted to a fishing hook. It could also be used for an emergency suture if you don’t have butterfly bandages or superglue to seal a laceration.

– David G., ★★★★★

Be prepared for any mishap and keep your gear in good shape until the end of your thru-hike with this handy sewing repair kit. This kit is perfect for repairing your backpack, clothing, or any other gear items that need a touch up while on trail.

Make sure to order some repair tape for the ultimate field repair kit set up.

Nice to have some lightweight, small carabiners when hiking. Strung a line and used them to hold gear.

– Leon H., ★★★★★

At exactly one tenth of an ounce each these are the smallest and lightest carabiners around. They are perfect for clipping items to your pack, hanging your food bag, and many other uses. They are strong enough for almost any backpacking application, but are not meant to support a human's weight.

If you need a spot on your gear to clip it to, add a Stick on Loop.

It's hard to escape the sun beating down on your neck and arms during a long stretch of trail with little tree coverage. Protect yourself from the sun without needing long layers.

Banana Boat Sport Performance sunscreen is a trusted brand. It doesn't run, and it is sweat and water resistant. It applies smooth and clear, and has a mild odor. Best of all, it comes in a 1 fluid ounce tube which is the perfect size for a week or more on trail depending on how much skin is exposed and how often it is reapplied.

This belt is is compatible with our Bagger and Nero Backpacks.

Made with 1" (2.5 cm) webbing that is approximately 24" (61 cm) long on each side. The webbing can be trimmed if desired.

Remove the belt buckle, slide the webbing through the loops on your backpack until tight, then replace the belt buckle.

Designed specifically for use with our Nero backpacks, our detachable padded belt helps take strain off your shoulders while transferring your packs load to your hips. This allows you to push the limits of your Nero's comfortable carry range; helping you to use your frameless pack on longer excursions to the backcountry.

The detachable padded belt can be removed on trips when it is not needed.

The detachable padded belt is NOT compatible with our Sub-Nero or Bagger 25L packs, however a standard webbing belt can be used on those smaller packs.

A perfect gift for the ultralight adventurer in your life!

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*Gift Cards are non-refundable

FlipFuel® allows you to transfer fuel from one canister to another. Consolidate partially empty canisters into one full one for longer trips, or portion off only the fuel you need into a smaller canister for shorter trips.

An efficient stove like the Soto Windmaster only uses about 1/4 ounce (7 grams) of fuel per 2-cup boil. There is no point of carrying significantly more fuel than you need for your trip!

Weigh your canisters when you first buy them and write the full-weight on the can. Then you can calculate the weight of the canister itself and know how much fuel is remaining.

Before transferring fuel, place the receiving canister in a freezer for several minutes to shrink the contents, and place the giving canister in the sun to expand the contents.