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Inspiration Born on the Trail  Chicken Tramper Ultralight Gear emerged from a simple need: lighter, more durable backpacking gear built by hikers who truly understand trail demands. In 2018, mechanical engineering graduates Austin Gongos and Nathan Ackerman, college fraternity brothers...

Brynje Base Layers Explained If you’ve never worn mesh before, get ready to rethink base layers entirely. When it comes to ultralight hiking, every gram matters—but so does comfort, breathability, and performance in tough conditions. Enter Brynje of Norway, a...

For lots of hikers a good cup of coffee is non-negotiable in the morning. The good news is you don’t need to settle for bland instant coffee or lug around a heavy set up to enjoy a good cup of coffee. We have some clever ultralight options that make it easy to get that caffeine fix without  weighing your pack down.

Yama Mountain Gear is the brain child of Gen Shimizu, a long distance hiker, meticulous designer and the one person force behind the brand. The brand was born from conversations on his journey on the Pacific Crest Trail in 2006....

This Father’s Day, skip the tie and socks and give him something he’ll love. Whether he’s heading out on an overnighter, planning a thru-hike, or just loves dialling in his kit, we’ve pulled together a selection of ultralight gifts perfect...

If there’s one thing Kiwi trampers know, it’s that New Zealand’s backcountry doesn’t mess around. The terrain is steep, the weather is moody, and river crossings are par for the course. That’s exactly the kind of wild that Kiwi Ultralight designs for.

At the heart of Aarn’s philosophy is the concept of a bodypack. Unlike standard packs that put all the weight behind you, Aarn’s system redistributes part of the load to the front of your body using Balance Pockets. This not only improves posture and balance but also reduces the strain on your back and shoulders.

Campers Pantry started with a simple mission to create the “absolute best lightweight food possible”. Founded in Launceston, Tasmania, they saw a gap in the market for lightweight meals that actually tasted like food. And that is exactly what they deliver.

One Bottle Hydration is a one-man show, all the way from Connecticut in the US. What started as a pandemic passion project quickly turned into a clever solution to a common trail frustration. Founder Matt used his own 3D printer...