What does you pack/tent/bag/pad weigh?

[flinginairos]

Getting my gear together for a backcountry mule deer hunt next year and wanted to post the main items I have already to see how i'm doing in the weight department. Trying to go as light as my budget will allow. Just curious how my gear stacks up to what some of the veterans are using. Thanks!

Here's my main items
KUIU Icon Pro 3200 with EXO lid
VIAM 10* quilt
REI Flash sleeping pad
TarpTent MoTrail tent with stakes/poles (might change this to the Moment DW, not sure yet)
Inflatable pillow (weighs basically nothing)

That stuff packed in the bag is 11.11lbs.

Obviously I have more gear to add but those are what I consider the bigger/heavier items. Thoughts?

 

[mrbillbrown]

Kifaru Bikini, AMR, Guide Lid, and pockets weighs 6#3oz

Kifaru Reg/Wide 0* Slick Bag 4#

Xtherm LW pad in pump sack 1#4oz

Kifaru Tut w/pole & stakes 3#4oz

Sea to Summit pillow 4oz

Total 14#15oz

 

[oenanthe]

Pack: SG Krux with homemade bag: 3# 2 oz.
Tent: Homemade silnylon shelter, 6 Y-stakes, polycryo groundsheet: 1# 3 oz.
Bag: Marmot Plasma 30: 1# 8 oz.
Pad: NeoAir Xlite Reg: 12 oz.

Total: 6 pounds, 9 ounces.

 

[ljalberta]

Kifaru MW: 7.31lb
Mountainsmith LT/Bivy: 2.61lb
10* EE Quilt: 1.49lb
Xtherm: .94lb

Total=12.35lb

 

[durangobrad]

This is my ultralight early season setup for archery season 2-5 nights with normal Colorado weather. Can be changed/upgraded when the weather is worse or the season gets later. Haven't backpacked in the later rifle season I always truck camp.

Exo K200 - 4 lbs 8 ozs
Homemade 9x9 tarp +stakes + lines - 14oz
enlightened equiptment 20 degree - 16 oz
Exped Synmat HL - 13 oz
Just roll up clothes for a pillow - 0 ozs

Total; 7 lbs 3 oz

 

[tttoadman]

SG krux with terminus bag - 5#1oz

Moonstone Lucid 20deg bag - 2# 4oz

Klymit Lux pad - 1#8oz

Six Moons Lunar Solo - 3#6oz

Sea to Summit pillow 4oz

Total 11#15oz

 

[UtahJimmy]

MR Pintler: 86.4 oz (5.4#)

Jimmy Tarps Granite Mtn w/ stakes: 17.3 oz (1.1#)

Sierra Designs 15° Zissou: 42 oz (2.6#)

Klymit/Massdrop Static V: 11.9 oz (.75#)

Klymit X pillow: 1.9 oz (.12#)

Total: 159.5 oz (9.97#)

Add 5.7 oz for colder weather insulated pad.

 

[bluetick78]

Exo 3500 w/accessories -5 lbs
20°down bag - 2lbs 8 oz
2p tent -5lbs
Klymit static pad - 18 oz
13 lbs 10 oz
I haven't weighed my pack empty, so it could be a little heavier.

 

[mlevimadden]

For 3 season:

Exo 3500 w/ accessories - 87.5 oz (5.5#)
Megatarp w/ stakes - 35 oz (2.2#)
Thermarest x-lite - 11.8 oz (0.7#)
EE Revelation 20 deg - 22.7 oz (1.4#)
Sea to Summit Aeros - 3.1 oz (0.2#)

Total - 10.0 lb

Add 2.8# for the megatarp annex w/ stakes and an 18" cylinder stove to make my 4 season camping weight 12.8 lb.

 

[AndyB]

This is what I take for Elk.

Icon pro 5200 29.2 oz

Golite SL3 25.7 oz

BPWD Pyranet 1 ripstop inner 14.1 oz

Marmot helium 15 31.74 oz

x therm 15.1 oz

trecking pole/extender 9.2 oz

10 groundhogs, (just in case) 5.0 oz


8lb 12oz.

 

[fngTony]

August and September: SG 6900 on xcurve minus lid plus hydro holster. 87.52oz

Kelty 30* synthetic 40oz

Klymit pad. 13oz

Plan to purchase MS lt 32oz

172.5 oz / 10lbs 12.5oz. Forgot trekking poles needed for shelter add 13oz

 

[arwhntr]

Currently here's what I'm running with for 7+day hunts:

Kuiu Icon Pro Frame with Ultra 6000 bag + accessories (72.5 oz)
Tarptent Protrail w/4 stakes (26.0 oz)
Enlightened Equipment Enigma 20 degree quilt (18.1 oz)
Therm-a-rest NeoAir Xlite (13.0 oz)
Total weight (129.6 oz | 8.1 lbs)

Pros:
-fully enclosed, bug/creepy crawly proof set up
-plenty of room in the pack and with the beefed up pro frame it can carry more weight than I can
-pack is also lighter than most competitors i.e. Exo/Kifaru/Stone Glacier
Cons
-entire set up could be lighter

I really do enjoy this set up immensely BUT I'm considering making a change for my next hunt. Here is what I would change:

Add:
Enlightened Equipement Recon Bivy (6.35 oz)
Zpacks 6'x9' tarp (~6.6 oz w/4 stakes)

Eliminate:
Tarptent Protrail and cut 13.05 oz from my pack bringing the total down to 116.55 oz | 7.28 lbs

 

[Beendare]

My early season setup;

Henry shires Tarptent complete with floor and netting, stakes- 2# 6 oz

Montbell down bag 1# 6 oz

Exped synmatt 2# 6oz

total; 6 # 2 oz

EDIT; forgot my pack....a McHale thats approx 4,400cuin...5#9 oz the way I run it early season without the top bag

So total is actually 11# 11oz

 

[AK Troutbum]

Getting my gear together for a backcountry mule deer hunt next year and wanted to post the main items I have already to see how i'm doing in the weight department. Trying to go as light as my budget will allow. Just curious how my gear stacks up to what some of the veterans are using. Thanks!

Here's my main items
KUIU Icon Pro 3200 with EXO lid
VIAM 10* quilt
REI Flash sleeping pad
TarpTent MoTrail tent with stakes/poles (might change this to the Moment DW, not sure yet)
Inflatable pillow (weighs basically nothing)

That stuff packed in the bag is 11.11lbs.

Obviously I have more gear to add but those are what I consider the bigger/heavier items. Thoughts?

I’ll try to closely match, as much as possible, my gear to yours.

Stone glacier X-Curve frame and Solo (3300) bag= 69 oz.
10° Enlightened Equipment Enigma down quilt= 20 oz.
Short X-Therm Lite pad = 8 oz.
Hyperlite Mountain Gear CF pillow= 1.5 oz.
Mountain Laurel Designs cuben fiber SoloMid, with stakes guidelines and pole extenders = 17 oz.
Total weight, in a cuben fiber dry bag, equals approx. 116 oz. or 7.25 lbs.
I currently run a 14 oz. 30° enlightened equipment quilt that shaves an additional 6 oz. off my total weight and supplement clothing while I sleep. So my current set up is right at 110 oz. using the 3300ci Solo bag.

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[orbowhunt]

Early Season:
Pack-Kuiu Icon Pro 5200- 5 pounds 13 oz
Tent- Nemo Veda 1p- 2 pounds 1 oz
Bag- Mountain Hardwear Lamina Spark Z- 2 pounds 1 oz
Pad- Thermarest x-lite reg- 12 oz
Total weight: 10 pounds 11 oz

 

[Big Nasty]

SG sky talus 6900 with lid/pullouts and water bladder holder 6.1lbs
NEMO 10* sleeping bag 2.5 lbs
thermarest xtherm large 1.3lbs
MSR Hubba hubba 3lbs
Total weight 12.9lbs Bomb proof for all seasons.
Don't mind carrying a little extra weight to sleep well and be well protected on the mountain when harsh weather comes in.

 

[mfllood3800]

I’ll try to closely match, as much as possible, my gear to yours.

Stone glacier X-Curve frame and Solo (3300) bag= 69 oz.
10° Enlightened Equipment Enigma down quilt= 20 oz.
Short X-Therm Lite pad = 8 oz.
Hyperlite Mountain Gear CF pillow= 1.5 oz.
Mountain Laurel Designs cuben fiber SoloMid, with stakes guidelines and pole extenders = 17 oz.
Total weight, in a cuben fiber dry bag, equals approx. 116 oz. or 7.25 lbs.
I currently run a 14 oz. 30° enlightened equipment quilt that shaves an additional 6 oz. off my total weight and supplement clothing while I sleep. So my current set up is right at 110 oz. using the 3300ci Solo bag.

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How much does the bear fence weigh?
I used 50 lb fishing line and cow bells this year, just to alert me, never was an issue thankfully, but have been thinking about the real fence, just so much weight from what I have seen.

 

[AK Troutbum]

How much does the bear fence weigh?
I used 50 lb fishing line and cow bells this year, just to alert me, never was an issue thankfully, but have been thinking about the real fence, just so much weight from what I have seen.

This one's not too bad. 20'X20' square footprint, two strands of wire/line, and 38 oz. in the heavy duty bag with extra batteries.

 

[mfllood3800]

Fulcrum with duplex frame and lids, pockets, water bladder, Nalgene holder with bottle - 8.13 lbs
0 degree bag- 4 lbs
Klymit Vlux 30" wide Pad- 1.12 oz
therm rest-pillow- 12 oz
Redcliffe Tent with poles/stakes- 6.1 lbs
SO Stove with pipe- 3.11 lbs

 

[mtwarden]

early season
pack is a SG 5100 w/ a Krux frame w/ accessory pockets- 4.5 lbs
early season bag- Feathered Friends 30 degree UL Kestrel- 1.7 lb
pad TR Xtherm- 1 lb
shelter- MLD Grace Solo tarp w/ guys and eight stakes- .8 lbs; MLD Superlight bivy- .3 lbs

this setup is good to ~ 20 degrees, 8.3 lbs