Bikepacking Kit List

You have your bike luggage, now you need to fill it! We think we have most of the stuff you will need for your lightweight bikepacking adventures; from lightweight camping mats, down and synthetic sleeping bags, nutrition, shelter, torches and even bike tools. Here is just a small selection of what we do.

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Ultra 80

Ultralight, 2-season sleeping bag: 5°C limit, Primaloft® Gold fill
£179.99

Ultra 120

Ultralight, 3-season sleeping bag: 1°C limit, PrimaLoft® Gold fill
£199.99

Pipedream 200

Ultralight, 2-season sleeping bag: 7˚C limit, DownTek™ down fill
£199.99

Pipedream 400

Ultralight, 3-season sleeping bag: -6˚C limit, DownTek™ down fill
£274.99

Cloud Cover

Lightweight camping quilt. A versatile sleeping bag alternative: DownTek™ down fill
£159.99

Drift

Lightweight, inflatable camping pillow for multi-day hikes and overnight stays
£15.99

Cloud Base

Lightweight, inflatable sleeping mat: full length, 5cm thick, 420g
£57.99
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alpkit EZ sleeper thermal insulated foam folding sleeping mat Backpacking with the EZ sleeper lightweight folding foam camping mat strapped to the rucksack - action

EZ Sleeper

Ultralight, folding foam sleeping mat: full length, 1.7cm thick, 245g
£27.99

Airo 120

Self-inflating sleeping mat: torso length, 2.5cm thick, 450g
£52.49

Airo 180

Self-inflating sleeping mat: full length, 2.5cm thick, 630g
£62.99

Numo

Lightweight, inflatable sleeping mat: full length, 8cm thick, 350g
£49.99

Hunka

Waterproof and breathable bivvy bag weighing less than 400g
£62.99

Bikepacking Kit List

At Alpkit, we specialise in well thought out, lightweight equipment for self-supported travel. Bikepacking is our thing and here's what we pack and comes in about 8kg in weight

    1. inflatable airbed
    2. down sleeping bag
    3. bivvy bag or small tent
    4. titanium cook set
    5. small camping stove with spare gas
    6. small first aid kit and enviro bug repellent
    7. pre-prepared food or freeze-dried sachets
    8. water
    9. fleece/down jacket in a dry bag
    10. spare set of clothes and waterproofs in separate dry bags
    11. headtorch
    12. snacks
    13. electrical devices in separate dry bags
    14. bike spares (pump, oil, multi-tool with chain splitter, inner tube and levers)
    15. credit card, money and phone


Want to read what other people use then check out James Olsen's spotlight Packing Your Frame Bag or Dan's notes from a 2 day South Lakes 100 miler spotlight on Bikepacking What To Pack


Watch: Bikepacking 101

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