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New bikepacking gear and bags from companies all over the world, small and large…
Canada’s Mountain Equipment Company (MEC) has created a complete backcountry sleep system that weighs less than 2 kilograms (4.5 pounds). Complete with a sleeping pad, four-season bag, shelter, and backpack, it’s an impressively light setup that could function as a bikepacking system. Read on for more on this new sleep kit…
Cedaero in Minnesota just released a handy new product they’re calling the Brown “Paper” Bag. Made of recycled X-Pac, it’s a no-nonsense hauler that folds flat, offers generous capacity, and looks to have endless uses for daily life. See it here…
Friend&Fiend is a new handmade brand from industrial designer Bailey Van Etten. The initial launch includes a pair of On-Tube Storage bags designed to attach to accessory mounts and expand carrying capacity for snacks, tubes, and other small bits. Learn more here…
The new Sklar Lightweight Rear Rack has a large top platform, integrated cargo cages, and weighs just over 630 grams. We had a chance to take an early look at the rack during Sklar’s open house this weekend. Find photos and details here…
Designed to be as light as possible without sacrificing key features, the new Mountain Laurel Designs SoloMid Pro and Cricket Pro cut weight and are available in Dyneema or SilPoly options. Learn more here…
Following up on their well-loved Diamond front rack, Allygn in Berlin has introduced a compact rear counterpart designed for lightweight bikepacking and modular setups. The Allygn Diamond Back Rack is lightweight and still offers features like internal light routing and plenty of accessory mounts, including their Anybolt Kit. Read on for details…
The new Bedrock Rockhound Sandal is a flip-flop with a supportive footbed and a tough Vibram outsole. And just like Bedrock Sandals’ other models, they are repairable and resoleable. Take a closer look here…
Designed in partnership with Salsa Cycles, the new Old Man Mountain Manzanita Cradle takes the Anything Cradle to a new level thanks to a number of new features, including a matching side-load or top-load dry bag. Take a closer look here…
A decade after developing their first welded, waterproof bikepacking packs, the team at Apidura just unveiled their new Expedition Series bags. For more information on this new line, explore all the details below…
Cumulus from Poland now offers a “Neo” line of extremely lightweight, closed-footbox quilts that maximize the warmth-to-weight ratio. The down weights on their popular zip quilts have also been refactored. Find all the details here…
The RollPack is a clever 3D-printed, removable caster system that bolts onto any cardboard bike box, allowing it to roll easily through airports, train stations, and beyond. Learn more about the RollPack and its Kickstarter campaign here…
Jetboil’s new TrailCook stoves offer better simmer control, improved ignition, and a more packable design. Learn more about the TrailCook 1.2L and TrailCook 2.0L here…
