Backpacking Gear

Experience the freedom of the backcountry with our innovative, ultralight gear that minimizes weight without sacrificing performance.

M / Baltic Blue || Airlite Towel
Airlite Towel

Airlite Towel

+1
$12.95-$22.95
S / Baltic Blue || Drylite Towel
Drylite Towel

Drylite Towel

+3
$15.95-$42.95
S / Outback Orange || Pocket Towel
Pocket Towel

Pocket Towel

+1
$15.95-$27.95
Wartercell X _ 4L 8L 10L 20L reservoir water bag
Warter cell X _ durable reservoir water bag _ hanging strap

Watercell X (4L to 20L)

$49.95-$79.95

when the backcountry beckonswe carry the load

We understand the call of adventure. That's why we've meticulously designed our backpacking gear to be ultralight and compact.  Imagine venturing deeper into the backcountry, unburdened by excess weight.  Our innovative designs help minimize weight without sacrificing performance, so you can focus on the joy of exploration.  Let us help you carry the load –  venture further and experience the awesome backcountry. 

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Frequently Asked questions

What's the difference between a synthetic and down sleeping bag?

Synthetic Sleeping Bags: still insulates when wet. Up-front cost is lower, but heavier and bulkier and have a shorter lifespan.

Down Sleeping Bags: not ideal in very wet environments. Higher up-front cost, but lighter, packs smaller and lasts much longer.

Is the Aeros Down camping pillow really light and packable?

Aeros Down camping pillows are light and amazingly compact. Both sizes pack down into a stuff sack that will easily fit into a shirt pocket.

How thick should a sleeping pad be?

In a self-inflating sleeping pad, the thicker the foam core, the more comfortable it is. 2" is comfortable, 3" is luxurious. In an air pad, stability (not thickness) is key. The more points of suspension, the more stable the pad.