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Walking the Camino with a Day Pack? Ultra-Light Packing List (22 liters & 7 lbs.!)
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2019
- The Osprey Talon 22 is one of the most popular hiking daypacks on the market today, but surely it cannot hold enough gear to walk the Camino de Santiago? Right? Challenge accepted!
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Osprey Talon 22: amzn.to/2VXcv2i
Ex Officio Give-n-Go Briefs: amzn.to/353j8Eo
Bottle SmartWater (1L)
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Bug Net: amzn.to/3fwUhwO
Sea-to-Summit Clothesline: amzn.to/2LEwq1g
Uco Air 150 Headlamp: amzn.to/2LmIFj1
Med Kit Earplugs, Ibuprofin, Leuko Tape, Body, Chapstick, Dr. Bronners, Toothbrush
Columbia Silver Ridge Convertible Pants/Shorts: amzn.to/2x6zRKD
Phone (not counted toward base weight)
Snugpak Patrol Poncho: amzn.to/2N7I4CC
Ceptics E/F Adaptor Plug: amzn.to/2zGPIAR
Frogg Toggs Ultralight 2 Rainsuit: amzn.to/3538JIL
Xero Shoes Z Trail: amzn.to/2XfdpaW
Nike Dri-Fit Shirt: amzn.to/2UVSI3B
Ozark Trail Rectangular Polyester Sleeping Bag Liner: www.walmart.co...
Injinji Run 2.0 Lightweight No-Show Toe Socks (2 pair): amzn.to/3e4Wmj0
Darn Tough Hiking Socks: amzn.to/2KsGUjQ
4Monster Microfiber Towels (Large): amzn.to/2zOwM2T
Blue Sky Basics Waterproof Pouch (waterproof): amzn.to/2LJRPpK
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Camino Map: amzn.to/2zSvZhn
Great video. I’m planning on doing the Camino in 1 or 2 week stages over the next couple of years (live in SW France so not far to get there). And will be taking similar kit.
I’d say you could ditch the mosquito net, headlamp, washing line and rain pants (poncho covers enough of the lower body). Maybe add in a warm layer though.
I’m intrigued by the paintings of medieval pilgrims who have just a stick, cloak and tiny shoulder bag (guessing it didn’t contain much more than a spare shirt and some food for the journey).
That simplicity invokes a sense of freedom and adventure, where one can be more present for the Camino and the people encountered along the way. Plus if you’re really missing something you can always pick it up on the way…
Buen Camino
If you do the Camino and use the hostels which supply beds and bedding as well as breakfast and evening meals you could probably use a 15 litre pack without a problem. Its not a trip through 2 thousand miles of wilderness.
Yeah but the rules are a bit different as far as what you need to bring. Like you actually need legit clothes and a couple different pairs of shoes and there are hostels that don't provide bedding and even those that do can be kind of sketchy. Everyone's level of comfort is different!
Love this.
I just bought this pack.
I have a Gregory 44 for backcountry camping, but wanted something for daily adventures.
And yes I think I could Camino in this. How exciting! I’m a minimalist camper,... so if I’m not packing 7 days of food, a tent, stove, fuel, etc,... I think I could do it in 22 litres. Nice!,,,,, 2025 here I come Camino
Great to hear! Hopefully the Camino will have recovered by then!
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I did the Camino in 2013 and went pretty light but would love to do it again w a 20L trail running pack. The pockets on the chest and around the waist are awesome and osprey sells a good 15L (that’s internal size). I’d probably be bringing a nice camera too but I usually use a should strap clip from peak design and keep it handy. Great video. Buen camino!
I love the straps on the Montane Trailblazer. Mines a 30l but pack sizes vary. I think something like that would suit me if I ever get to go. :) Thanks for watching.
Finally, a sensible Camino base weight!
If you went with an Ultralight 450g pack like the KS40 or the MLD Burn, this would free up 300g for more items/clothes, and you would have more pack volume to boot.
Nice!
I have a KS4 and it's way too big for my Camino gear. I ended up going with a 4 oz 20L bag, 6 lb base weight.
Love this! My pack for my future Camino (hopefully in October) is a Salomon 20+4l. I absolutely love it, my base weight is 7lb, and there is so much space left! My mindset was only to use the things I already had at home, and make sure the weight with water would not be more than 10% of my body weight. I'm even bringing a fleece blanket AND a sleeping bag liner! I just hope I've thought everything through enough, but only time will tell
Adding after reading some other replies, I'm bringing a fleece jacket, thermal base layers to sleep and/or wear when it's cold, two pants, two long sleeve shirts, three socks, headlamp, buff, rain jacket, rain pants, wind jacket, a big towel, all the toiletries someone should need. So not sacrificing any comfort for the weight!
That's crazy light with water, dang!
@@luisabevilaquabassetti3902 Yeah the nice thing about the Camino is you're basically just walking between towns and sleeping so you can do without a lot. Well done!
@@luisabevilaquabassetti3902 This is heartening! 10% of my body weight is 14 lbs and I have been worrying whether that would be possible (I don't have the gear yet, so can't weigh it).
Ha, cool video! Thnx for sharing :) I'll be accepting this challenge for my next camino! :) Well, almost. I want to bring my 24 liter deuter sl backpack next time (probably spring 2021) vs my 32 liter from last time. Your video proves that it can be done :D I'm bringing a fleece sleeping bag which takes up a little more space than just a liner but I already managed to stuff it in the lower compartment of the bag. The only concern I have is that when it's a warm sunny day, I'm not sure my thin fleece jacket + my rain jacket will fit in the bag... so, need to figure that out before I leave ;) Buen camino my friend!
@@BackcountryPilgrim Thnx Doug!
Thanks for the video. I will bring a 25liter frameless pack and expect a lot of room for snacks or a bag of chips on the inside.
Sounds good!
Very inspiring. I hope you’ll do a video on your final pack. Buen Camino!
I know this is an oldish video, but I was surprised when I started watching. I used a 20L. I used all the space and would have been nice to have a little bit more space, just for back up, but I thought it was fine. I had a different brand pack and I also had a bum bag/fanny pack.
Respect! I originally made this as a challenge but I think it'd be a great way to walk. Personally I'd need a bit more because of average stuff but maybe not much! Thanks for watching!
You most likely wont be needing the headlamp, mosktio net and laundry line. Did not miss the first two and never had to use the third on my 6 weeks last year. Rest looks decent, i personally prefer jackets to ponchos but they work just fine.
Buen Camino!
Thank you! I wish these were some of the heavier items haha. I have been reconsidering the headlamp. Seems good for early mornings but sometimes I think who am I kidding? ;)
@@BackcountryPilgrim yeah, at some point it gets quite hard to lose more weight. I walked in mid May to mid June and even at 6 in the morning there was enough light to find my way. Depending on the season you might want to reconsider the umbrella, I wish I had one when I walked the Meseta at 32 deg Celsius...
Did you do a video reviewing this pack load out post camino? I find those review and what I'd do differently post trip helpful
Two things. First, I would not personally walk the Camino with this limited amount of gear because I am more of a comfort hiker haha. Second, I did not get to walk the Camino due to Covid, but if I ever do I will definitely do a full range of videos surrounding it! :-)
2:00 What snacks we talking?
Wow that was a while ago but it looks like a KIND bar and some Fruit Snacks (both likely stolen from my kids' snack bin LOL!)
Nice job! The pack itself is almost 2 pounds out of the 7.
Yeah, I chose it because it was the most popular day pack at the time. But I have since found much better options. :)
Thanks for the inspiration, you are almost as minimal as Artis Guru - that guy has only 3 items in his bag(!)... What do you think from your experience, is it even possible in real life?
Is it possible? Well yes, as I showed in the video. Is it the best idea? I wish I could tell you haha! My Camino was cancelled due to Covid. Personally, I wouldn't go quite this ultralight as I enjoy comfort and security too much, but I bet with 30 liters I'd be fine. I have a new pack I am excited to review called the Montane Trailblazer and with that I think I'd be fine. Thanks for watching!
1:13 challenge accepted 😂👊💪💙🙏
So you're sleeping in the clothes you'll wear the next day?
That's pretty standard yeah. But this is not my load out. It was just a fun experiment. :-)
Can you tell me the name and brand of the poncho that you featured in that video? I would like to buy one.
Snugpak. It's actually linked in the gear list in the description of the video! :)
Great review, where did you purchase your red version of the Osprey Talon 22?
Thanks! I got it on Amazon (see link in description). :)
@@BackcountryPilgrim Great, thanks very much.... great list of gear with all the links... The Aquaclip is an excellent idea, I must order one for my next Camino.
ear plugs?
Necessity!
@@BackcountryPilgrimwhat are the ear plugs for? Sleeping?
when you go in winter?? can you do it???
I'd want an insulation layer and a warmer bag liner. probably go 28L to be safe. :)
10 liter pack… shirt, short, nalgene, half a bar or soap, small first aid kit, pack towel, sandals.
Edit: socks, a small charging plug, and a snack. You dont need anything at all for the camino. I think i had a hoodie tied around my waist.
Very nice!
I just watched a video of a young woman who used a 28 liter pack.
Respect! :) Yeah 22 is a bit too minimal for me. :)
22L 5kg / 11 lb
Did I say 5kg?
@@BackcountryPilgrim no that's my pack
Oh haha, gotcha. Very nice!
I just can't get past having only 2 sets of clothing and no PJs
I probably wouldn't go with this little myself, I just wanted to see what it would look like if I did. :)
@BackcountryPilgrim I originally said I was going to do just two outfits (but yes for the PJs) but settled on three or four for walking and one or two for chilling. I haven't decided on a pack just yet, but am planning on a 40L to do the Ruta del Norte from August 10th
You should check out the pack I designed for the Camino, might be perfect for you! ruclips.net/video/Dj2XtQ2E6BY/видео.html
Mid June to Mid September, lose the rain gear
Not my time and I'll be north of the Frances! Do you know if the northern routes are dry all that time?
Sorry, don’t know. Wouldn’t think as dry on the coast