Bikepacking Sleeping Gear

For weight and space consideration, the lighter the sleeping gear is and the smaller it packs, the better. Individual needs, especially with regards to tent size and warmth requirements, will dictate what to use.

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  NEMO Hornet 1P Tent

  Light, one-person tent. Discontinued and succeeded by the Hornet OSMO.

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  • REI
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  Mountain Hardwear Lamina 35 Sleeping Bag

  Sufficiently warm for a wide range of conditions experienced on trips. Discontinued and succeeded by the Lamina 30F.

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  • REI

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  Marmot Helium 15 Sleeping Bag

  Suitable for trips where nighttime temperatures are expected to be around freezing or slightly below.

  • REI
  • Marmot
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  Sea To Summit Ultralight Air Mat

  Used the Big Agnes AXL Air for a while, until it started to develop multiple leaks.

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  • REI
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  Exped Air Pillow, Medium

  Providing some sleep comfort at an ultralight weight. Discontinued and succeeded by the Ultra.

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