Great video . Useful tips . The rain cover that secures the backpack straps during air travel is a brilliant idea and the Hilleberg footprint bags , you've got me thinking of uses for those .
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Oooowwweeee! I was excited to watch this video! So great to see all the things and how it all fits in the backpack! So well organized! How heavy was it? Have a safe trip and looking forward to seeing how your adventure went!
Hi Rob! Thank for the amazing pack list! How did the sleeping bag end up to be with the temperatures? We are going in September as well and are looking into a quilt with -1 comfort. Will that be enough in combination with a Neoair Xlite?
Hey! Thanks. Happy you like it. Sleeping bag had a good temperature for me. If you’re a cold sleeper you could aim for -5 comfort. I would recommend a closed cell pad as well to protect the air pad, and also to add insulation if you let some air out of the neoair for added comfort. Check out yo[dot]no website for historical weather in Abisko, but keep in mind that once you’re in the mountains that weather forecast is not accurate. What you will see is that temps drop in September. Hope this helps ✌🏽
Fjallraven Flight Cover 🎒 Fjallraven Keb Eco Shell jacket & trousers 💪🏼 Waterproof gloves were from Dechatlon. Simple over mittens - worked perfectly as they were not too thick. Good luck 💪🏼
That pack is going to be very heavy, even without the food. I’m more of an ultralight hiker so this was a lot haha. My backpack, sleeping bag, sleeping pad and tent weighs less than your backpack. But I hope you have a nice trip anyway! Are you going to do a video of the hike?
Ended up being around 22kg+ including camera gear, 4kg of food and water and a (very large) gas canister. Went down to around 18kg. Those 4kg make a huge difference.
Great video . Useful tips . The rain cover that secures the backpack straps during air travel is a brilliant idea and the Hilleberg footprint bags , you've got me thinking of uses for those .
Haha yeah you should use those bags - they’re quite nice and just laying around 😄
This time not a tent review, but the tent is still in the backpack.
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Look forward to see your next video of your hike! Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks Paul! Super excited! 🦊 ⛰ 🎒
I've got that water bag and I really like it :) Hope you have good weather on your trip!
Good to hear! Thanks buddy! Temps have dropped quite a but will be a bit better next week. Hopefully dry 👌🏼
Oooowwweeee! I was excited to watch this video! So great to see all the things and how it all fits in the backpack! So well organized! How heavy was it? Have a safe trip and looking forward to seeing how your adventure went!
Yeah I’m excited too. Except for actually carrying this 20kg monster 🙈🙈🙈
Nice. What’s the total weight of your pack without water ?
Oh don’t remember exactly but with food it was over 23kg…
Hi Rob! Thank for the amazing pack list! How did the sleeping bag end up to be with the temperatures? We are going in September as well and are looking into a quilt with -1 comfort. Will that be enough in combination with a Neoair Xlite?
Hey! Thanks. Happy you like it. Sleeping bag had a good temperature for me. If you’re a cold sleeper you could aim for -5 comfort.
I would recommend a closed cell pad as well to protect the air pad, and also to add insulation if you let some air out of the neoair for added comfort. Check out yo[dot]no website for historical weather in Abisko, but keep in mind that once you’re in the mountains that weather forecast is not accurate. What you will see is that temps drop in September.
Hope this helps ✌🏽
Nice video! Going there this August.
Can you share the brands of the backpack rain cover, the rain jacket and the waterproof gloves please?
Fjallraven Flight Cover 🎒
Fjallraven Keb Eco Shell jacket & trousers 💪🏼
Waterproof gloves were from Dechatlon. Simple over mittens - worked perfectly as they were not too thick.
Good luck 💪🏼
@@OutdoorPrep thanks!
Really good video. Love Kungsleden
Thank you! Greetings from Kebnekeise Fjallstaion ⛰
@@OutdoorPrep Ha ha Im at Kvikkjokk
What brand are the watershoes that you are using? Looking into them for the cape wrath trail
I had a look, it says “fashy”
You can find them online 👍🏽
Its for Y for 6 days hiking and spend night on the trail?
Yes
That pack is going to be very heavy, even without the food. I’m more of an ultralight hiker so this was a lot haha. My backpack, sleeping bag, sleeping pad and tent weighs less than your backpack. But I hope you have a nice trip anyway! Are you going to do a video of the hike?
Oh brother it is super heavy. It was a hard journey and after 5 days I’m no longer feeling the backpack 🙈
@@OutdoorPrep You have a ton of places to cut a lot of weight, next year will be a lot more enjoyable if you want :)
@@Sundheden I’m planning on going there in the winter and also want to cut weight. Tell me, what would you change?
I’m also curious about what you would change!
What was the total weight of your backpack?
Ended up being around 22kg+ including camera gear, 4kg of food and water and a (very large) gas canister. Went down to around 18kg. Those 4kg make a huge difference.
@rob what’s the brand of your gloves?
Hestra
Recommend more large compeeds and less normal bandaids. Bit too many unnecessary items imo. Also thats a big lighter, lol.
which items are unnecessary you'd say?
@@OutdoorPrep headphones, that big raincover, some of the hygiene items, towel, pillow, water bag, headlamp, handwarmer