As to cooking kit: how many days are you traveling? I stick to one or MAYBE two vessels, I stead of the 5 you have shown. A 700 for warming and eating and a 450 for drinking. Unsure what the screen is for, but unless you’re fishing and cooking those fish you catch I’m not sure you’ll use it.
As for sleeping: I prefer an inflatable mattress and bringing a small roll of tenacious tape for leaks over the closed cell foam pad.
Have fun!!!
KnivesAndPizza on
Also in the search of a good sleeping setup. I think tarp setups would work best due to the versatility and sleeping with your bike if worried about it being stolen. If you use a hammock get an UnderQuilt instead of sleeping bag if not half your sleeping bag is pretty much useless. Also finding sticks everytime you want to cook will get reallllllll annoying fast
T-Zwieback on
Can you rely on a dry wood supply?
laurk on
this is crazy excessive. bikepacking is nice for me when i have everything very simple and compact. i do soto wind master and a single pot. that’s it besides a spoon. use the pot to drink the coffee. meals are simple but creative and satisfying. not too much cooking and little cleaning.
sanjuro_kurosawa on
You have to consider where you are camping every night. Is it going to be a site that near a paved road that many travelers are going to be using every week?
Think they might pick up all the scrap wood in the campsite?
Take the MSR stove system with 4oz fuel container a 1 liter pot is so popular. It has the bare essentials for a traveling camper.
You’ll arrive after a long day of riding. You’ll want to cook some basic food which will likely included dried pasta or rice. Even if you drink a lot of tea, you can boil water and put it into your nagelene container and let it brew.
the_jeby on
Are open fire stoves allowed/advisable in the area you’re going? Me being me I would spare cookware and bring tent-ware 😅 for 5 days I would bring a 100g can of gas, a micro titanium burner, titanium 750 ml pot and a spork. Maybe 200g gas if I need to cook 2 times a day.
GlitteringEngine4225 on
What are you planning on eating? Base your cook kit around that.
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Could probably do without the kettle no?
As to cooking kit: how many days are you traveling? I stick to one or MAYBE two vessels, I stead of the 5 you have shown. A 700 for warming and eating and a 450 for drinking. Unsure what the screen is for, but unless you’re fishing and cooking those fish you catch I’m not sure you’ll use it.
As for sleeping: I prefer an inflatable mattress and bringing a small roll of tenacious tape for leaks over the closed cell foam pad.
Have fun!!!
Also in the search of a good sleeping setup. I think tarp setups would work best due to the versatility and sleeping with your bike if worried about it being stolen. If you use a hammock get an UnderQuilt instead of sleeping bag if not half your sleeping bag is pretty much useless. Also finding sticks everytime you want to cook will get reallllllll annoying fast
Can you rely on a dry wood supply?
this is crazy excessive. bikepacking is nice for me when i have everything very simple and compact. i do soto wind master and a single pot. that’s it besides a spoon. use the pot to drink the coffee. meals are simple but creative and satisfying. not too much cooking and little cleaning.
You have to consider where you are camping every night. Is it going to be a site that near a paved road that many travelers are going to be using every week?
Think they might pick up all the scrap wood in the campsite?
Take the MSR stove system with 4oz fuel container a 1 liter pot is so popular. It has the bare essentials for a traveling camper.
You’ll arrive after a long day of riding. You’ll want to cook some basic food which will likely included dried pasta or rice. Even if you drink a lot of tea, you can boil water and put it into your nagelene container and let it brew.
Are open fire stoves allowed/advisable in the area you’re going? Me being me I would spare cookware and bring tent-ware 😅 for 5 days I would bring a 100g can of gas, a micro titanium burner, titanium 750 ml pot and a spork. Maybe 200g gas if I need to cook 2 times a day.
What are you planning on eating? Base your cook kit around that.