8kg FULL COMFORT ( -10 ) Winter Gear load. for UK 2 Nights Wild Camping.

lightwave Sigma S15 Tent (Breathable)
Zpacks 70 litre rucksack
Cumulus Panyam 600 Custom sleeping bag
Nemo Tensor Extreme Conditions sleeping Mat.
BRS Stove
winter gas canister
uEvernew 400 mug with Soto lid
Plastic long handle spoon
Titanium rollp windshield
Absorbant cloth
Bic lighters x 2
toiletries
Helly Hanson base layers
Montbel down booties
Spare pair of Bridgedale (Heavy ) Socks
Rab Argon down trouser
Rab Mythic Ultra down jacket
120 Senchi hoodie
Montane Prism Gloves
Termes 282 gloves
Thin Screw fix gloves
Black Diamond walking poles
2 litre foldable Evernew water bottle
1 litre foldable bottle
500mil water bottle
Sunglasses
mix of Easton tent pegs (4 x 12 inch 8 x 9 inch )
Mountain Equipment Garwahl jacket
Mountain Equipment gortex trousers
Transistor radio
Ear phones
Black diamond Head torch
Petzle Bindi Head Torch
Goal zero Lamp
3 x wayfarer meals
various chocolate snacks
nuts
skittles
biscuits

[@AS-xi9df]

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[@Olan...]

The Down booties are Montbell not Evernew 🙄

[@craig3401]

Cumulus do some good gear I've got the quilt for 3 season and the mountain equipment helium 600gt best bag I've used the extra room is great.think lowest I can get down to is about 10kg for winter none snow camp.

[@Olan...]

Thanks very much for the comment and watching Craig. I have had the Helium 600 too and you are right it is an excellent bag with enough room to turn around and i have also got the Firefly which is currently for sale on the bay because i wanted to find something a tad warmer and i just fancied the Cumulus Xlite Custom because i can get the extra shoulder width and choose the colours and fabric plus the fill ratio between the top and base. Personally i dont think too deep into sleeping bag weights for winter because i always have a good base layer set up and full down gear but the number one priority with the bag is that its big enough to get a down jacket and trousers on inside without it feeling like a coffin because you can always up an R rating by big numbers this way rather than laying it over you plus you can stuff the jacket and trousers where you need it and the Panyam is a 65/35 fill which for me gives to the edge over the Helium although everyone uses different types of mats but for my choices this has worked very well. The pack is a good start for dropping a good amount of weight and this Zpack only weighs around 600gms and it's a 70 litre which is mental. When i first bough a Zpack i didn't think they would be robust and comfortable and in all honesty its the most comfortable pack i have work and you can really synch the back so you get max airflow to regulate your body heat and prevent a cold sweaty back. I might make a video and go into more detail soon. ATB

[@connornewlands6587]

Love the look of the lightwave s15, saw your other review of it. Have you had any bad condensation after a night of heavy rain?

[@Olan...]

Its rained every time i have used it Connor, and even when its been howling wind and rain its been fine and on the occasions when its been pouring down constantly with no rain i have had a little bit but a quick wipe over with an observant cloth twice through the long nights has fixed this. Thanks for commenting 👍