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Adventures needn't cost the Earth
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adventure-lite · 6 years ago
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A comparison between the £180 Mountain Laurel Designs Trailstar and the £40 Aliexpress version. Is it worth paying extra?
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adventure-lite · 6 years ago
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Everything you could want to know about wild camping cooking - thank you EatSleepWild!
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adventure-lite · 6 years ago
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Adventure needn't cost the earth, let's leave wild places better than we find them.
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adventure-lite · 6 years ago
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Frugal ultralight backpacking bivvy set up - only 1600g for £125!!!
You don't need to spend a fortune to start experiencing ultralight adventures. I've complied a list of gear you can buy from Aliexpress for your first bivvy adventure...
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The Aegismax nano sleeping bag is probabley the best value sleeping bag on the market. This three season bag (5°C) weighs only 480g (250g 800fp goose down), has box baffles on the top half, and packs down to an incredibly small 12cm x 20 stuff sack. Costs £56.68
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The Lighttour camping mat weighs 480g, is 181cm long, a generous 61cm wide, and when inflated has 6.3cm of cushioning. It comes with a stuff sack and an inflation bag which can double as a dry bag. Costs £25.44.
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The 3F UL gear tyvek bivvy bag weighs an incredible 200g, a zip to aid entry / exit and a draw cord to keep the cold air out. Costs £21.59
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The Gonex 35lt backpack weighs 334g, has a roll top closure, two mesh side pockets, a padded back panel and a zip pocket. Costs £11.72
I'll be trying out this set up and creating a review video in the next few weeks... Watch this space!
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adventure-lite · 6 years ago
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What's adventure lite about?
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Adventure Lite is about experiencing adventure at minimal cost to the environment and to yourself. In other words 'adventures needn't cost the Earth'.
The principles of adventure lite are:
Go beyond 'leave no trace' and actively 'leave wild places better than you find them' e.g. picking up the trash / litter left by other people.
Minimise your impact on the environment e.g. avoid cutting wood /unnecessary campfires.
Don't spend more than you need to on gear / travel e.g. make your own gear, adventure closer to home.
Reduce the weight of your backpack.
Take time to adventure whenever you can e.g. microadventures / 5-9 adventures.
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